US Withdraws Personnel from Mideast Bases as Iran Tensions Rise
The United States is withdrawing some personnel from military bases in the Middle East as tensions escalate with Iran, which has warned of targeting US facilities if attacked.
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Indian Students Win $200K Over Food Discrimination in US
Two Indian PhD students at University of Colorado Boulder secured $200,000 settlement after alleging discrimination for heating Indian food on campus, highlighting cultural bias issues.
Sikhs Rescue Teen from Grooming Gang in London
A teenager was rescued by 200 Sikhs in London after being abducted and raped by a Pakistani grooming gang. The community's swift action highlights a disturbing case of exploitation.
Poll: Americans Say Trump's Military Actions Go Too Far
A new AP-NORC poll reveals 56% of Americans believe President Trump has overstepped in using military force abroad, with growing unease over Venezuela operation.
Trump Credits Tariffs for Strength, Economists Disagree
Former President Donald Trump credits tariffs for US economic strength, but economists point to factory job losses and weak job growth in healthcare.
US Retail Sales Jump 0.6% in November
US retail sales increased 0.6% in November, exceeding forecasts. Holiday shopping gained momentum despite earlier declines. Inflation shows signs of easing.
Greenland's Mineral Wealth: A New Mining Frontier
Greenland's vast mineral deposits, including rare earths and uranium, are attracting global interest as melting ice reveals new opportunities for mining and economic development.
WEF: Geoeconomic Conflict Top Risk, Cyber Insecurity Worries India
The World Economic Forum's Global Risks Report 2026 identifies geoeconomic confrontation as the leading global threat. For India, cyber insecurity, income inequality, and economic downturn pose significant challenges.
Trump's Fast Food Diet vs Health Secretary's Agenda
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. reveals President Trump's junk food habits while pushing controversial health policy changes at HHS, creating a stark contrast in US health leadership.
Uttarakhand Forest Fire Contained Near Valley of Flowers
A forest fire near Uttarakhand's Valley of Flowers has been contained after six days. Officials confirm natural barriers prevent spread to protected areas. Dry conditions and low humidity prolonged the blaze.
US Withdraws Troops from Middle East Amid Iran Tensions
The United States begins withdrawing military personnel from key Middle East bases as tensions with Iran escalate sharply following protests and threats.
Arab Nations Urge US to Delay Strikes on Iran
Arab countries have reportedly asked the United States to postpone military strikes against Iran, according to Israeli sources, amid escalating regional tensions.
Iran Warns Neighbors Hosting US Troops Amid Rising Tensions
Iran warns Saudi Arabia, UAE, and Turkey that US bases could be targeted if Washington intervenes, as American troops go on high alert and diplomatic contacts freeze.
Iranian Man Erfan Soltani Faces Execution, 10-Minute Family Visit
Erfan Soltani, a 26-year-old Iranian, is set for execution after a controversial case. He was granted just 10 minutes to see his family before the sentence.
Iranians Cross into Turkey via Kapikoy Border Amid Crackdown
Iranian families and individuals enter Turkey's Van province through the Kapikoy border gate, carrying luggage and belongings as they seek refuge from ongoing unrest.
India Tops US Student Numbers, Harvard Data Shows Nuanced Picture
India sends more students to the US than China, but Harvard's enrollment data reveals contrasting academic strategies between the two nations in elite institutions.
IMD Forecasts Rain Relief for North India, Cold Wave to Persist
The India Meteorological Department predicts rain across North India and Lakshadweep from January 16, offering relief from the chill. Cold wave conditions will continue in several states for 48 hours, with dense fog expected in northwest India and Bihar.
Trump: 'Unacceptable' Greenland Not in US Hands
Former US President Donald Trump sparked controversy by stating it's 'unacceptable' for Greenland not to be under American control, reviving past territorial ambitions.
Arab Silence on Iran Protests: Fear of War and Chaos
Arab nations remain quiet as deadly protests rock Iran, driven by fears of regional war, economic shock, and refugee flows. Gulf states privately warn the US against military action.
Iran Plans Swift Trials, Executions for Protesters
Iran signals plans for rapid trials and executions of antigovernment protesters, defying US warnings. Death toll surpasses 2,400 amid internet blackout.
Healthcare Leads US Job Market: Top 10 High-Paying Roles 2026
Indeed's latest report shows healthcare roles drive 72% of US job growth despite being just 11% of jobs. Discover the top 10 highest-paying positions for 2026, led by cardiac medical technologists.
Red Alert in Punjab, Haryana as Cold Wave Intensifies
Punjab and Haryana face a red alert for the second day as temperatures plunge 7-9°C below normal. Dense fog disrupts visibility, posing health and transport risks.
Kennedy on Trump's McDonald's & Diet Coke Diet
US Health Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr describes President Trump's unusual eating habits in a podcast, detailing his reliance on fast food while traveling and surprising physical resilience.
Secret Service Agent Suspended Over Alleged Security Leak
A US Secret Service agent assigned to protect Vice President JD Vance has been placed on administrative leave following allegations he shared sensitive security information.
Starlink Free in Iran, Aiding Protesters' Communication
SpaceX's Starlink satellite internet service has dropped fees in Iran, enabling activists to bypass government blackouts and share protest details worldwide despite severe restrictions.
Joe Rogan Slams ICE as 'Villains' After Minneapolis Shooting
Podcaster Joe Rogan criticizes ICE agents as 'villains' following the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis, questioning their masked tactics and lack of accountability.
US May Spend $700 Billion to Buy Greenland
The United States is reportedly evaluating a massive $700 billion investment to purchase Greenland, a strategic move aimed at expanding its Arctic influence and securing key resources.
Trump: US Needs Greenland for Golden Dome, Anything Less Unacceptable
Former President Donald Trump insists the US must acquire Greenland for a strategic Golden Dome initiative, calling anything less unacceptable in a recent statement.
Trump: US Must Control Greenland, No Less Acceptable
Former US President Donald Trump declares that anything less than American control of Greenland is unacceptable, sparking international debate.
Iran Threatens US Bases in Middle East After Trump Remarks
Iran threatens to target US military bases in the Middle East if attacked by Washington, escalating tensions following President Trump's comments on protests.
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