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Zohran Mamdani Takes Oath as New York City Mayor

Zohran Mamdani pledges to uphold US Constitution and New York laws in symbolic ceremony at an old subway station. Attorney General Letitia James administers oath. Read the full story.

Zohran Mamdani Sworn in as New York City Mayor

Democrat Zohran Mamdani begins term as NYC mayor with two swearing-ins: a private midnight event and a public ceremony with Bernie Sanders. Read about the historic celebrations.

Indonesia Builds New Green City in Jungle

Indonesia is constructing a green metropolis in the jungle to escape traffic and crowds. Discover the vision, the reality for new residents, and the uncertain future of this ambitious project.

MLB 2025: Big Names, Big Spending, Big Disappointments

The 2025 MLB season saw star players like Mike Trout and Giancarlo Stanton falter, while high-payroll teams like the Yankees and Mets collapsed. Read the full analysis of the season's biggest failures.

Karnataka Passes India's First Anti-Hate Law

Karnataka's legislature passed the pioneering Hate Speech and Hate Crimes Bill, 2025. The Congress defends it as necessary, while the BJP calls it draconian. Read about the fierce debate.

Gujarat Relaxes Prohibition Norms in GIFT City

Gujarat govt eases liquor rules in GIFT City, allowing non-resident visitors to drink with just a photo ID. New norms boost hospitality and aim to attract global talent for CWG 2030 and Olympics 2036 ambitions.

Siddaramaiah Defends Karnataka Hate Speech Bill

Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah counters BJP's claims, stating the new hate speech law applies equally to all. He asserts only those making provocative statements oppose it. Read the full story.

Cardinal Dolan Resigns as New York Archbishop

Cardinal Timothy Dolan's resignation as Archbishop of New York is accepted after 17 years. Bishop Ronald A. Hicks named successor. Read about his legacy and the Church's tradition.

Hate Speech Bill Raises Free Speech Concerns in Karnataka

Activists and lawyers in Bengaluru raise alarms over Karnataka's new hate speech bill, warning of potential misuse and threats to free expression. Key concerns include vague definitions and excessive police powers.

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