Florida Proposes One-Year H-1B Visa Freeze for Universities
Florida's Board of Governors plans to introduce a one-year freeze on new H-1B visa hiring across state universities, sparking debate over talent recruitment and immigration policy.
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Trump's Hand Bruise Sparks Health Speculation Online
A visible bruise on Donald Trump's left hand at Davos forum ignited online health debates. The President attributed it to high aspirin intake, while social media buzzed with varied reactions.
Delhi Rain on Vasant Panchami, IMD Forecast
Delhi experienced light rain with thunderstorms on Vasant Panchami, breaking a dry spell. IMD predicts more showers and temperature fluctuations.
Trump Confirms US Military Deployment Toward Iran
US President Donald Trump reveals significant military forces are moving toward Iran while emphasizing hopes to avoid conflict. He warns Tehran of severe consequences beyond nuclear strikes.
NGT Bhopal Orders MP to Control Illegal Plastic Recycling
The National Green Tribunal's Bhopal bench has directed the Madhya Pradesh government to control illegal plastic recycling units and relocate them from residential areas to industrial zones, citing health and environmental hazards.
US Economic Weaponization Faces Global Pushback
While the US may use economic integration as a coercive tool, its declining share of global GDP and reliance on foreign debt reveal mutual dependency. World leaders at Davos warn against American unilateralism.
Trump: Working with UN Peace Board 'Good Thing'
Former US President Donald Trump expresses optimism about collaborating with the United Nations Board of Peace, calling it a beneficial initiative for global diplomacy and international relations.
Taiwan Detects 11 PLA Aircraft, 5 Naval Vessels Near Territory
Taiwan's Ministry of National Defence reported detecting 11 People's Liberation Army aircraft and 5 naval vessels operating around its territory, highlighting ongoing tensions in the Taiwan Strait.
Hind Rajab Film: Witness or Self-Congratulation in Gaza?
An analysis of The Voice of Hind Rajab film questioning if artistic witnessing suffices amid ongoing Gaza genocide, starvation, and global inaction.
Owens-Rubin Feud Escalates Over Allegations and Past Friendship
Conservative commentators Candace Owens and Dave Rubin are embroiled in a bitter public dispute, with Owens denying Rubin's claims about her criticizing Charlie Kirk and revealing why she cut ties with him.
Trump Sues JPMorgan for $5B Over Account Closure
Former US President Donald Trump has filed a $5 billion lawsuit against JPMorgan Chase, alleging the bank closed his accounts due to political retaliation. The case highlights tensions between financial institutions and political figures.
TikTok Forms US Joint Venture to Avoid Ban
TikTok has reached a deal to establish a new joint venture in the United States, aiming to address national security concerns and prevent a potential ban on the popular social media app in the American market.
Delhi Thunderstorm Alert: IMD Orange Warning, AQI Very Poor
Delhi faces thunderstorms and gusty winds with IMD's Orange Nowcast Warning for areas like Rohini and Dwarka. AQI stays 'very poor' at 313 despite rain forecast. Western disturbance causes morning showers.
Trump's Bruised Hand at Davos Sparks Health Debate
US President Donald Trump's visibly bruised left hand during the Board of Peace charter signing at Davos has gone viral, prompting health concerns. The White House attributes it to handshaking.
Trump on Iran: 'Massive Armada' Deployed, But Might Not Be Used
US President Trump announced a 'massive' naval force moving toward Iran while traveling from Davos, but hinted at possible de-escalation, stating 'maybe we won't have to use it' amid ongoing tensions.
Trump: Board of Peace 'Good Thing' for UN
Former US President Donald Trump expresses optimism about collaborating with a Board of Peace at the United Nations, calling it a positive development for global diplomacy and the UN's future.
Venezuela Unveils Oil Reform to Boost Production
Venezuela's interim government proposes a hydrocarbons bill to ease state control over oil industry, aiming to attract US investors while analysts question its effectiveness.
US Taps Data Centers for Emergency Power in Winter Storm
The US Energy Department orders grid operators to use backup power from data centers and businesses to prevent blackouts during a major winter storm, marking an unusual emergency measure.
White House Faces Skeptical Judge in Trump Ballroom Case
A federal judge expressed skepticism toward the White House's arguments in a lawsuit concerning the Trump International Hotel's ballroom. The case highlights ongoing legal challenges related to former President Donald Trump's business dealings.
EU Relief After Trump's Greenland U-Turn, Trade Deal in Focus
European Union leaders express relief after US President Donald Trump withdraws Greenland takeover threats. Emergency Brussels summit reaffirms commitment to EU-US trade deal while warning against future coercion.
Trump: Putin, Zelenskyy Want Deal to End Ukraine War
Former US President Donald Trump asserts that both Vladimir Putin and Volodymyr Zelenskyy are eager to strike a deal to conclude the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, highlighting potential diplomatic shifts.
Delhi Light Rain with IMD Warning of More Showers
Parts of Delhi recorded light rain on Friday with IMD warning of further showers due to active western disturbance. Temperature expected to drop significantly after Thursday's unusual warmth.
Fly Ash Barge Sinks Near Ghoramara, Environmental Threat Looms
A Bangladeshi barge carrying fly ash partially sank in Muriganga river near Ghoramara Island, raising concerns about heavy metal contamination of aquatic ecosystem and public health risks.
Trump Touts Greenland Deal as NATO Seeks More Defense
Former US President Donald Trump claims he secured a 'total access' deal for Greenland, while NATO calls on allies to increase defense spending amid global tensions.
Trump Calls Himself 'Dictator' at Davos, Defends as 'Common Sense'
US President Donald Trump embraced the 'dictator' label during his Davos speech, calling it 'common sense leadership' while launching a Board of Peace for Gaza and addressing Greenland acquisition concerns.
US Warns Haitian Politicians Against Destabilizing Country
The US government has issued a strong warning to Haitian political figures, stating it will take decisive action if they engage in activities that destabilize the crisis-hit nation, amid ongoing turmoil.
Satara Wetlands Attract Thousands of Migratory Birds
The Asian Waterbird Census 2026 recorded 3,706 birds of 150 species in Satara's wetlands, highlighting their importance on the Central Asian Flyway amid conservation concerns.
Ukraine to Hold Talks with US and Russia, Says Zelenskyy
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has declared that Ukraine will engage in diplomatic talks with both the United States and Russia, aiming to address ongoing conflicts and seek peaceful resolutions in the region.
Druze-Bedouin Tensions Fuel Unrest in Syria's Southern Regions
Sectarian fault lines between Druze and Bedouin communities have ignited significant unrest in Syria's Sweida and Deraa governorates, with displaced families sheltering in schools amid government-mediated agreements.
Egypt-India Economic Potential Over $30 Billion Per Year
Egypt's Ambassador to India highlights the significant untapped economic potential between the two nations, estimating it to be not less than $30 billion annually, with opportunities in trade, investment, and strategic sectors.
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