Category : USA


Three Killed in US Drug Boat Strike in Caribbean

A recent US-led counter-narcotics operation in the Caribbean Sea resulted in the deaths of three individuals aboard a suspected drug smuggling vessel, highlighting ongoing maritime security challenges.

Trump Checks on Woman's Eye Surgery During Speech

US President Donald Trump interrupted his remarks to inquire about a woman's upcoming cataract surgery, revealing he paid for the procedure. The heartwarming moment has sparked mixed reactions online.

USS Gerald R. Ford Sewage Crisis Amid Iran Tensions

America's $13 billion USS Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier faces persistent sewage system failures while preparing for potential confrontation with Iran, raising concerns about oversight and crew morale.

US DHS Defends Detention of British Grandmother

The US Department of Homeland Security explains the six-week detention of a British grandmother, citing visa overstay and legal enforcement, amid international scrutiny of border policies.

Hungary Blocks EU's 20th Russia Sanctions Over Oil Row

Hungary has vetoed the EU's 20th sanctions package against Russia, demanding restoration of oil flows through the Druzhba pipeline. The move creates a major Brussels showdown ahead of the Ukraine war's fourth anniversary.

Israeli Teen Skips Math Prep Over Iran Strike Fears

An Israeli political commentator shares her son's refusal to study for a math test, believing an Iran attack will cancel it, as global tensions escalate with US military deployments and diplomatic talks.

H-1B Registration Opens March 4: $100K Fee May Cut Applications

The H-1B visa initial registration period opens March 4 with a new $100,000 fee for overseas candidates. Immigration attorney Emily Neumann predicts lower registration due to the fee and job market conditions, potentially leading to a second lottery this

NYC Blizzard: 15 Inches of Snow, Emergency Declared

A powerful blizzard dumped up to 15 inches of snow on New York City, prompting Mayor Zohran Mamdani to declare a state of emergency, impose a travel ban, and close schools. The storm caused widespread disruptions to flights, trains, and power.

Hindu Americans Lead US Education with 70% Degree Rate

A comprehensive Pew Research study reveals Hindu Americans are the most educated religious group in the US, with 70% holding college degrees compared to just 35% of all US adults, highlighting significant educational disparities.

US Government Shutdowns: Why They Keep Happening

Explore the mechanics behind US government shutdowns, including the three recent episodes under Trump's second term, their economic impacts, and why such crises are unlikely in India's parliamentary system.

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