NY Mayor Blasts Trump ICE Policy as 'Cruel and Inhumane'
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani condemns Trump administration's ICE raids, calling them cruel and inhumane while linking them to recent fatal shootings amid nationwide protests.
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Indian Scientist Questions Silicon Valley's Work-Life Balance
Ram Swaminathan's LinkedIn post critiques Bay Area techies working 60-hour weeks then 'roughing it' in tents, sparking debate about modern work-life balance and urban living preferences.
Pak Activist Slams Lawyer Sentencing, Warns on Criminalizing Criticism
Pakistani human rights activist Sammi Deen Baloch has strongly criticized the sentencing of a rights lawyer, warning that such actions criminalize legitimate criticism and threaten freedom of expression in Pakistan.
Massive Winter Storm Paralyzes United States with Snow and Ice
A devastating winter storm has swept across the United States, bringing heavy snow, freezing rain, and dangerous Arctic air. Over 20 states declared emergencies as flights were canceled, power outages occurred, and daily life ground to a halt.
Asian Stocks Drop on Yen Strength, US Tariff Uncertainty
Asian stock markets mostly declined Monday with Japan's Nikkei plunging 1.8% as yen rebound hurt exporters. Markets remained cautious amid currency volatility, US trade policy uncertainty ahead of Fed decision.
Global Airlines Cancel Flights Amid Israel-Iran Tensions
Airlines across Europe, North America, and the Middle East are cancelling flights as Israel warns of a sensitive period with Iran, leading to airspace closures and major disruptions.
Tech Leaders Condemn Trump After Minneapolis Shooting
Tech industry leaders are speaking out against the Trump administration after federal agents fatally shot Alex Pretti in Minneapolis, marking the third such incident this month.
Mexico Soccer Field Shooting: Many Killed, Injured
A horrific attack by armed gunmen at a soccer field in central Mexico has resulted in multiple fatalities and injuries, sparking widespread shock and condemnation.
Parents of 'Helmet Girl' Waitress Break Silence on Swiss Fire
The parents of Cyane Panine, the 24-year-old waitress called 'helmet girl,' have spoken after she was blamed online for a Swiss bar fire that killed 40 people. The tragedy raises questions about responsibility and victim targeting.
BLF Chief Accuses Balochistan Govt of Draconian Law
The Balochistan Liberation Front (BLF) chief has accused the provincial government of implementing a harsh detention law, claiming it targets political dissent and violates human rights in the region.
Bangladesh Tribunal Sentences 3 Police to Death for Atrocities
A special tribunal in Bangladesh has handed down death sentences to three police officials for their involvement in the July 2024 atrocities, marking a significant legal response to human rights violations.
Meteorites Delivered Just 1% of Earth's Water, Lunar Study Finds
New research analyzing Apollo mission lunar rocks reveals meteorites contributed only a tiny fraction of Earth's water, challenging the long-held theory that asteroids and comets delivered our oceans.
Trump's 'Discombobulator' Weapon Used in Maduro Capture
Former US President Donald Trump disclosed that a classified device called 'Discombobulator' was crucial in capturing Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro, disabling defense systems without casualties.
NYC Mayor Shovels Snow in Storm, Sparks Online Debate
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani was seen shoveling snow to help stranded drivers during a record snowstorm, sparking mixed reactions online with some praising his efforts and others calling it a publicity stunt.
Pollution's Silent Tax on India: Gopinath's Davos Warning
Harvard's Gita Gopinath warns pollution costs India more than tariffs, acting as a continuous tax on productivity. Indore water tragedy highlights urgent need for mission-mode action on air and water pollution as national priority.
Qatar Labour Ministry Issues Weather Advisory for Worker Safety
Qatar's Ministry of Labour has issued an advisory urging employers to enhance safety measures as dusty and windy weather affects Doha, focusing on protecting outdoor workers.
Bill Clinton Warns of Threat to US Freedoms After Killings
Former US President Bill Clinton has issued a stark warning about threats to constitutional freedoms in America following recent killings in Minneapolis, urging national unity and democratic resilience.
Philippines Ferry Disaster: 15 Dead, 316 Rescued
A ferry disaster in the Philippines has resulted in at least 15 fatalities, with 316 passengers successfully rescued in a major maritime emergency.
Indonesia Landslide: 17 Dead, 82 Missing in West Java
A devastating landslide triggered by heavy rainfall in Indonesia's West Java Province has claimed 17 lives, with 82 people still missing. Rescue operations continue as authorities assess the damage.
Walz Demands Removal of ICE Agents from Minneapolis After Shooting
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz issues a fiery ultimatum to the Trump administration, demanding the immediate withdrawal of federal immigration agents from Minneapolis following a fatal Border Patrol shooting that has sparked widespread protests and a politic
EB-5 Visa: US Green Card Through Investment Explained
The EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program offers affluent individuals and families a structured pathway to US permanent residency through capital investment, requiring minimum $800,000 investment and creating American jobs.
Private Jet Crashes at Bangor Airport During Winter Storm
A Bombardier Challenger 600 business jet carrying eight people crashed during takeoff at Bangor International Airport in Maine, USA, on Sunday night amid a severe winter storm disrupting air travel nationwide.
Minneapolis Protests: Thousands Demand ICE Exit After Nurse's Death
Thousands protest in Minneapolis after a Border Patrol agent fatally shot Alex Pretti, an ICU nurse, during an immigration enforcement action. Demonstrators demand ICE leave Minnesota.
Iran Video Claims Fattah Missile Can Destroy US Carrier
Iran releases propaganda video showing Fattah hypersonic missile destroying USS Abraham Lincoln in mock strike as US deploys carrier group to Middle East amid rising tensions.
Flying Squirrel Rescue in Tiger Reserve Shows Conservation Scope
A rare flying squirrel rescued from barbed wire at a CRPF camp in Udanti-Sitanadi Tiger Reserve highlights wildlife protection beyond tigers. Officials emphasize conservation for all species.
Navraj Singh Rai: First Sikh Pro Tem Judge in Kern County
Navraj Singh Rai has been appointed as the first Sikh pro tem judge in Kern County, California, marking a significant milestone for diversity and representation in the US judiciary system.
Mexico Soccer Field Attack: 11 Dead, 12 Injured
In a violent incident in central Mexico, gunmen opened fire at a soccer field, resulting in 11 fatalities and 12 injuries. The attack has shocked the local community and raised security concerns.
Mexico Soccer Field Shooting: 11 Killed, 12 Wounded
Gunmen opened fire at a soccer field in Salamanca, Guanajuato, killing 11 and injuring 12. The attack highlights escalating cartel violence in central Mexico.
Private Jet Crashes in Maine During Winter Storm Takeoff
A private jet carrying eight people crashed during takeoff at a Maine airport in the United States amid severe winter storm conditions. Emergency services are responding to the incident.
UAE Hailstorm and Fog Disrupts Commute
A rare hailstorm hit Ras Al Khaimah, with rain in Fujairah and Al Ain, causing travel disruptions. The NCM warns of fog and rough seas ahead.
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