Bihar minister proposes renaming town to honour Nitish Kumar
Keralam’s multiplex pricing debate: SC order in 2023 permits cinema hall owners to fix food prices
DMK chief Stalin accuses Tamil Nadu CM Vijay of using ‘reels’ to cover up administrative failures
High Court pauses data centre lease dispute.
CSD urges govt to drop Gram Sabha consent rule for projects
Tiger Woods has entered a not guilty plea for his recent DUI arrest in Florida, with his lawyers confident in their ability to defend him against the misdemeanor charge, which could result in up to six months in jail and a $1,000 fine if convicted.
'In a significant victory for public broadcasting, a federal judge has blocked President Trump's executive order to end federal funding for the National Public Radio (NPR) and the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS), citing the First Amendment.'
** US President Donald Trump's comment on European allies has sparked mixed reactions in Australia, with Labor Minister Clare O'Neil describing it as a typical outburst. Meanwhile, health insurance premiums are set to rise by 4.41% from today, impacting many Australians.
** U.S. officials have reassured Colombian President Gustavo Petro that he does not currently face any criminal charges in the ongoing Justice Department investigation into alleged ties with drug traffickers. Despite the probe, Petro remains committed to combating corruption and organized crime in Colombia.
** A landmark court ruling has sent shockwaves through the tech industry, raising concerns that social media companies may face unprecedented liabilities over user addiction. The ruling marks a crucial turning point in the conversation about the impact of technology on society, with implications for the multibillion-dollar industry and its business models.
** US President Donald Trump has fired a warning shot at European countries that declined to join the war against Iran, suggesting they should 'go get their own oil'. This move has sparked further tensions and heightened concerns about the conflict's impact on global markets and international relations.
A significant development in the escalating conflict between Iran and other regional players unfolded on...
A Tennessee library director was fired after refusing to move LGBTQ+-themed kids' books to the adult section, highlighting the ongoing debate on censorship, accessibility, and the role of libraries in modern society.
US citizens are increasingly voicing concerns and engaging in speculative discussions about the possibility of...
** "A contentious debate is unfolding over whether the U.S. and Israel have achieved regime change in Iran, with conflicting statements from senior U.S. officials muddying the discussion and leaving many to wonder about the administration's endgame in the conflict."
A significant development has emerged in the ongoing military conflict between Israel and Lebanon, with...
The US Supreme Court expresses concern over the intentional exclusion of Black jurors in a 2006 capital murder trial, sparking debate about racial bias in the justice system and the need for systemic reform to ensure fair trials for minority communities.
** A partial government shutdown in the United States has left federal workers unpaid, but lawmakers appear to be taking breaks at popular vacation spots, sparking controversy and ridicule. Senator Lindsey Graham was spotted at Disney World, a stark contrast to the struggles back home.
** Global oil prices have reached their highest point since the 1970s due to reduced traffic in the Strait of Hormuz, a critical waterway in the Middle East. The ongoing conflict in the region has sparked concerns about supply disruptions and potential price hikes, making the oil market a closely watched sector.
In a significant development, the Supreme Court has rejected a Colorado law that banned therapists...
Eating disorders and exam anxiety are reaching alarming levels among students in England, with nearly half of primary school teachers witnessing pupils with eating disorders and four in five secondary school teachers encountering students with eating disorders, highlighting a deepening crisis in educational settings across the country.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has faced intense criticism from non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and members of...
** Nigel Farage's Reform party is facing a major hurdle as nearly a quarter of voters cite his association with Donald Trump as a reason for not supporting them in the UK election. Farage's efforts to distance himself from the American leader come as the party gears up for the upcoming election, with a focus on reducing expenses for British households. However, the impact of his relationship with Trump on the party's credibility and voter appeal remains uncertain.
Congress leader Manish Tewari has labeled the FCRA Amendment Bill as a draconian measure that poses a threat to civil society in India. The bill aims to regulate foreign funding received by NGOs, but critics argue it can be used to silence dissenting voices and harass legitimate activism.
