Japanese Gangster Convicted for Nuclear Plot to Iran
A New York court has sentenced Takeshi Ebisawa to 20 years for conspiring to supply uranium and plutonium to Iran, amid ongoing US-Israel strikes against Tehran's nuclear program.
Category : USA
Trump Says He Can Stop Iran War Anytime, Will End on His Terms
Former US President Donald Trump asserts he can halt the conflict with Iran at any moment, promising to conclude the war on his own conditions by 2026.
Anti-Indian Rhetoric Surges Amid US Immigration Debates
A new report reveals anti-Indian content on X tripled in 2025, driven by immigration policy discussions and amplified by a small network of accounts with extremist links.
CNN Anchor Apologizes for Inaccurate ISIS Attack Claim in NYC
CNN anchor Abby Phillip issued an apology after incorrectly stating an ISIS-inspired attack targeted NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani. The attack was aimed at anti-Islam protesters, with two U.S. citizens charged.
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Trump-Epstein Titanic Statue Installed on National Mall in Protest
A sculpture depicting Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein in a Titanic pose was installed near the U.S. Capitol as protest art. The anonymous group Secret Handshake is behind the installation, which criticizes their alleged association amid ongoing scrutiny.
Online Anti-Indian Hate Surge: NCIR Report Highlights Influencer Role
A new NCIR report reveals a significant increase in online anti-Indian hate speech, driven by influencers and geopolitical tensions, raising concerns about digital safety and misinformation.
US Judge Weighs EEOC Subpoena for Jewish Data in Penn Probe
A federal judge is deciding whether the University of Pennsylvania must provide employee Jewish affiliation details to the EEOC investigating alleged antisemitism, raising privacy and constitutional concerns.
US Citizen's Airport Detention Claim Sparks Row, DHS Denies
A controversy erupted after the DHS contradicted claims that US citizen Sunny Naqvi was detained for 43 hours at a Chicago airport, citing a 90-minute inspection. Social media users unearthed past legal cases involving Naqvi, adding fuel to the dispute.
White House Lockdown After Van Breaches Security Barricade
A van crashed through a White House security barricade early Wednesday, prompting a lockdown and area shutdown during rush hour. The driver was detained with no casualties reported.
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Van Crashes into White House Barricade, Area Lockdown
A van crashed into a security barricade near the White House, prompting an immediate area shutdown and heightened security measures by U.S. Secret Service.
Schumer Blasts Trump on Iran War, Demands Answers
U.S. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer accuses Donald Trump of lying about Iranian Tomahawk missiles in a school bombing, demanding accountability from Marco Rubio and Pete Hegseth.
Iran's Covert Plan to Strike Inside U.S. Homeland Revealed
U.S. intelligence officials warn of a secret Iranian plan to launch unconventional attacks within American borders, including sleeper cells and cyber operations, in response to recent bombings.
Trump's Iran War Costs US Billions Daily, Sparks Political Debate
As Operation Epic Fury intensifies, estimates suggest the US is spending $1-2 billion daily on military actions against Iran, raising economic and political concerns ahead of elections.
Reshma Saujani on Masculinity Crisis & Women's Rights in America
Girls Who Code founder Reshma Saujani highlights systemic bias against women, linking workplace harassment to a broader crisis of masculinity threatening reproductive rights and economic equality in the U.S.
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Indian Students Evacuate Iran Over Safety Concerns
Indian students in Iran are arranging evacuations via Armenia or Azerbaijan due to escalating conflicts involving Iran, Israel, and the US, with flights and land routes planned for safe return.
Anduril Buys ExoAnalytic to Boost US Space Defense
US defense tech giant Anduril acquires missile tracking firm ExoAnalytic Solutions, significantly expanding its space defense portfolio amid growing global conflicts.
Dubai Airport Hit by Two Drones, No Injuries
Dubai International Airport was struck by two drones, causing disruption but no casualties. Authorities are investigating the incident, which highlights security challenges at global aviation hubs.
US Senate Approves AI Chatbots for Official Legislative Work
The US Senate has authorized staff to use three AI chatbots—OpenAI's ChatGPT, Google's Gemini, and Microsoft Copilot—for drafting documents, research, and analysis, raising questions about sensitive data handling.
FBI Reviews Six Theories in Nancy Guthrie Kidnapping Case
The FBI is examining six theories in the kidnapping of Nancy Guthrie, 84-year-old mother of NBC's Savannah Guthrie. New clues include a possible internet outage and masked suspect footage.
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Indian Shops Attacked In London By Masked Gang, Vandalism In Wembley
A series of coordinated attacks on Indian-origin businesses in Wembley, London, has alarmed the diaspora. Masked vandals targeted restaurants and stores, destroying property and stock.
US Denies Navy Escort in Hormuz, Oil Prices Swing
The White House corrected a claim by an aide that the US Navy escorted an oil tanker through the Strait of Hormuz, causing oil price volatility. Iran rejected the statement as false.
Trump's Miscalculation on Iran's War Response Revealed
Recent threats by Iran to target commercial oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz have starkly exposed the Trump administration's flawed assessment of Tehran's military calculus and regional strategy.
USCIS Updates Form I-129 for H-1B Visa Wage Verification
USCIS has released an updated Form I-129 with changes to the H Classification Supplement, requiring employers to detail educational and experience requirements for wage-level verification ahead of FY27 H-1B cap season.
US University Promotes Indian Arts and Languages in California
Aria University in California, founded by a Telugu native, offers courses in Bharatanatyam, yoga, and Telugu storytelling, blending traditional Indian culture with modern education.
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US Destroys 16 Iranian Mine Vessels Amid Gulf Oil Threat
The US military announced it destroyed 16 Iranian mine-laying vessels in the Gulf, escalating tensions as Iran threatens to block oil exports through the strategic Strait of Hormuz.
UK Banknotes to Feature Wildlife, Ending Human Era
The Bank of England announces a historic shift, replacing monarchs and historic figures with wildlife on its next series of banknotes, marking a major design change.
Reliance to Build US Oil Refinery After Trump Announcement
Former US President Donald Trump has announced that Reliance Industries will invest in constructing a new oil refinery in the United States, marking a significant expansion of Indian corporate presence in American energy infrastructure.
Ring of Fire: Geophysical Features & UPSC Importance
Explore the Circum-Pacific Zone (Ring of Fire), its geophysical characteristics, tectonic dynamics, and crucial significance for UPSC GS Paper 1 and geography optional preparation.
Gujarat's Reverse Crowdfunding: From US Dreams to Deportation
Gujarati communities that once funded journeys to the US now raise money for deported migrants' return, highlighting a stark reversal amid increased US immigration enforcement.
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EU Sanctions Fail: Western Parts Power Russian Missiles in Ukraine
Despite EU sanctions, Western-made components continue to supply Russia's missiles and drones used in Ukraine, highlighting loopholes in export controls and supply chain vulnerabilities.
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