Court convicts 4 of rioting in Muthanga case 
Jammu and Kashmir Statehood Demand: Why the 7-Year Wait After Article 370 Abrogation Continues 
Tamil Nadu gov’t launches school scheme 
US Congressman Riley Moore Warns India’s FCRA Bill Could Hurt India-US Ties, Raises Christian Rights Concerns 
Amerifresh Inc halts iceberg lettuce purchases from Mexico over outbreak concerns. 
Canadian Supreme Court Weighs Constitutionality of Quebec’s Religious Symbol Ban and Emergency Measures
The Supreme Court of Canada is currently deliberating on a landmark case that challenges the...
Month: March 2026
Noted Climate Expert Kate Marvel Departs NASA Amidst Ongoing Exodus of Federal Science Agency Personnel
Renowned climate scientist and author Kate Marvel has announced her resignation from NASA, joining a...
TSA Partners with ICE to Enhance Airport Security: What Travelers Need to Know
In a move aimed at bolstering national security, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents...
EPS Plays Key Role in Shaping Tamil Nadu Alliance: Strategic Seat Allocation and NDA’s Tough Road Ahead
In a significant development, the Tamil Nadu political landscape has witnessed a crucial turn of...
Upper Assam Polls: Opposition Unites to Challenge BJP Dominance in Crucial Region
In a strategic move to counter the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in the upcoming...
Scotland’s Key Election Issues: A Closer Look at Central Scotland’s Constituency Concerns
As the Holyrood election approaches, voters in central Scotland are weighing in on the key...
Meta and Google Ordered to Pay $6 Million in Landmark Social Media Addiction Lawsuit
A landmark lawsuit has resulted in Meta and Google being ordered to pay $6 million in damages to a woman who claimed their social media platforms were designed to be addictive, prioritizing user engagement over well-being and leading to significant mental health issues.
UK Prepares to Seize Russian-Linked Ships in British Waters to Curb Putin’s War Efforts
In a significant escalation of measures to counter Russia’s ongoing conflict, British forces are gearing...
Social Media Trial Verdicts: What’s Next in the High-Profile Lawsuits
A significant milestone has been reached in the ongoing social media trial, with verdicts now...
NASA’s Plan for Life After the International Space Station Sparks Concern Among Partners
The impending retirement of the International Space Station has sparked concerns among NASA’s partners, with...
US Deploys 2,000 Troops to Middle East Amid Circulation of Proposed Iran Peace Plan
In a significant development, the United States has circulated a proposed peace plan for Iran...
Michael Johnson to Refund $500,000 Amid Grand Slam Track League Closure
Michael Johnson, a four-time Olympic champion, will refund $500,000 amid the closure of the Grand Slam Track league, addressing concerns surrounding a payment made to himself and prioritizing transparency and accountability in the sport.
Meta and YouTube Held Liable in Pioneering Social Media Addiction Lawsuit, Paving Way for Further Litigation
A court has ruled Meta and YouTube liable in a pioneering social media addiction lawsuit, resulting in a $3 million award to the plaintiff, with significant implications for the tech industry and ongoing debates on social media regulation.
Iran Denies Ongoing Negotiations with US Amid Trump’s Claims of Talks
Iran has denied ongoing negotiations with the US, contradicting President Trump's claims, as the two nations continue to experience high tensions amid a complex web of diplomatic relations and competing interests.
HBO’s Highly Anticipated Harry Potter Series: What to Expect from the 2027 Reboot
HBO is set to bring the wizarding world of Harry Potter to life on the small screen with a new series in 2027, exploring new storylines and characters in the beloved franchise, with a talented ensemble cast and experienced production team.
US Air Travel Braces for Spring Season Amid Ongoing Airport Chaos
The US air travel system is gearing up for a busy spring travel season, with over 150 million passengers expected to pass through US airports, but concerns about delays, cancellations, and infrastructure woes threaten to disrupt travel plans.
Boubacar Ould Messaoud, Pioneering Antislavery Activist in Mauritania, Passes Away at 80
Boubacar Ould Messaoud, a prominent antislavery activist in Mauritania, has passed away at 80. Despite facing imprisonment and harassment, Messaoud dedicated his life to combating slavery, leaving a lasting legacy in the country and inspiring international efforts to eradicate the practice.
Middle East Escalation Sparks Debate Among European Lawmakers Over Regional Involvement
The Middle East conflict has sparked a heated debate among European lawmakers, with some arguing for involvement and others for non-interference, as the region's stability is crucial to European security and global stability.
Central Armed Police Forces Bill Introduced in Rajya Sabha to Create Unified Service Rules Across CAPFs
In a significant move aimed at reforming India’s internal security framework, the Central government has...
India Rules Out Role as “Go-Between Country” in Iran Mediation Efforts, Citing Differences with Pakistan
In a significant development, Indian External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has made it clear that...
