Trump's Migration Ban: Full of Contradictions, Experts Say
Trump's new immigration ban on 19 countries faces criticism for contradictions & discrimination. It may hurt US security & economy. Read the full analysis.
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US Pacific Strike Kills 4, Death Toll Rises to 87
US Southern Command resumes strikes on drug boats in the Pacific, killing 4. Death toll reaches 87 as lawmakers probe legality of attacks on survivors. Read the full investigation.
US Navy kills 4 in drug strike, lawmakers raise concerns
US military kills four in Pacific drug-trafficking strike. Lawmakers scrutinize separate incident involving survivors, raising legal and ethical questions over counter-narcotics campaign.
CAQM Orders Punjab, Haryana to Monitor Summer Stubble Burning
For the first time, CAQM directs Punjab and Haryana to monitor and prevent wheat stubble burning in summer, extending its pollution fight beyond the paddy season. Learn about the alarming fire counts and new action plans.
Trump Cuts US Work Permit Validity for Asylum Seekers
The Trump administration cuts work permit validity for asylum seekers from 5 years to 18 months, intensifying legal immigration crackdown. Learn the impact on migrants and US industries.
Drones Near Zelenskyy's Dublin Flight Path Spark Alert
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's flight to Dublin faced a security scare after drones were spotted nearby. Read the full report on the incident and its implications.
US military kills 4 in strike on suspected drug vessel
The US military confirmed a strike that killed four men on a vessel suspected of carrying illicit narcotics along a known trafficking route in the Eastern Pacific on December 5, 2025.
Trump Claims He Will End Russia-Ukraine War After 8 Conflicts
Former US President Donald Trump claims a historic record of conflict resolution, stating he settled eight wars and will broker peace in Ukraine next. Read his bold promises.
Candace Owens Excluded from TPUSA's Charlie Kirk Livestream
Turning Point USA moves forward without Candace Owens for a December 15 livestream addressing her allegations about Charlie Kirk's death. The dispute erupted over virtual vs. in-person participation.
US Judge Blocks 250 State Department Job Cuts
A US federal judge has temporarily blocked the layoff of 250 State Department employees. The ruling cites a law passed after the government shutdown. Read the full story for details.
UAE Field Hospital Provides Vital Medical Aid in Gaza
The UAE's field hospital in Gaza has provided critical medical services to over 18,000 patients and delivered 116 babies since its establishment, offering a lifeline to residents amid the ongoing conflict.
UAE Leaders Attend March of Union for 54th Eid Al Etihad
President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan led UAE leaders in the March of Union, a grand parade marking the 54th Eid Al Etihad (Union Day). The event celebrated national unity and heritage.
Ukraine Surgeons Face Trauma as War Hits Their Own Family
A Ukrainian surgeon couple's frontline medical mission turns devastatingly personal when forced to operate on family members after an attack. Read their story of courage and resilience.
Turkey's 'Very Frightening' Warning on Black Sea Drone Strikes
Turkey cautions Europe as drone attacks near its waters threaten to shut down Black Sea navigation, expanding the Ukraine war's geography. Read the full analysis.
Anti-Hamas Gaza militia leader killed in internal clash
Yasser Abu Shabab, leader of a prominent anti-Hamas militia in Gaza, was killed in an internal clash. Israel confirms deaths of senior Hamas commanders. Latest updates on Gaza conflict and ceasefire.
Omar Slams Trump's 'Bigoted' Somalis Comment; Global Updates
US Rep. Ilhan Omar reacts strongly to Donald Trump's alleged derogatory comments. Plus: Putin-Modi meet, Ukraine peace tensions, and FBI cracks Jan 6 case. Read the full report.
Candace Owens Faces Backlash Over TPUSA Livestream Row
Candace Owens faces social media mockery after contradicting her 'any time, any place' challenge to TPUSA over a livestream debate. Critics accuse her of creating drama. Read the full story.
Himalayan Snow Vanishing, Causing Severe Water Crisis
A new IIT study reveals alarming snow droughts in the Himalayas, losing up to 15 snow-covered days. This shift disrupts agriculture and water supply for millions. Read the full analysis.
Candace Owens, TPUSA in Fight Over Livestream Timing
Candace Owens is in a public dispute with Turning Point USA after they announced a livestream about Charlie Kirk's death without consulting her. The controversy deepens as Nick Fuentes adds fuel to the fire. Read the full story.
Best Photos from Around the World on December 5, 2025
A visual journey through December 5, 2025: From a grand welcome for President Putin in Varanasi to the full moon over Kolkata and global news events. See the day's most compelling images.
Supreme Court Clears Texas Map, Aiding GOP in 2026
The US Supreme Court has allowed Texas to use a new congressional map, potentially giving Republicans five more House seats. The move impacts national politics ahead of the 2026 midterms. Read more.
Joe Rogan Shares Private Stories of Donald Trump's Behaviour
Joe Rogan's podcast reveals surprising private moments with Donald Trump, calling him a '79-year-old kid' and an 'odd guy'. Discover the untold stories here.
Gurgaon AQI Worsens to 293, Poor Air Quality to Continue
Gurgaon's air quality deteriorated further on Thursday, with AQI reaching 293. Calm winds and cold temperatures are trapping pollutants, with no relief expected until next week. Read the full forecast.
US Social Media Visa Rule Stirs Panic Among Indian H-1B Workers
A new US visa rule requiring public social media access for H-1B and H-4 applicants causes deep anxiety in Indian families. Experts warn of delays, job losses for thousands. Read more.
Haryana recovers under 1% of Rs 45 crore green fines
Haryana's pollution board imposed over Rs 45 crore in penalties on 400+ units but recovered under 1%. The NGT has taken note, seeking answers on stalled environmental restoration.
Judge Questions ICE Action on Tufts Student Over Gaza Views
A US judge questioned if ICE acted arbitrarily in terminating a Turkish student's visa status after she criticized her school's Gaza response. Read the latest developments.
Bengaluru Lake Revived After 30 Years, Holds Water
Kacharakanahalli lake in North Bengaluru, dead for nearly 30 years due to encroachment, has been revived. Read about the two-year restoration effort and remaining challenges.
Candace Owens: Fed Agent Said TPUSA Tried to Silence Her
Candace Owens alleges a federal agent told her Turning Point USA made a 'personal request' to stop her reports on Egyptian planes linked to Charlie Kirk's shooting. Police have not confirmed her claims.
Mumbai monkeys in flat highlight shrinking forests, conflict
A family of monkeys regularly visits a Powai flat, highlighting Mumbai's human-animal conflict. Activists cite shrinking forests and urge government action for wildlife safety. Read more.
ISRO flags undercount in farm fire data, shift in burning time
An ISRO study reveals farmers in Punjab & Haryana are burning stubble later in the day to avoid satellite detection, leading to a potential undercount of incidents. Officials ramp up 24/7 ground vigil.
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