Texas journalist Sara Gonzales' viral YouTube video investigating H-1B visa companies in Texas has ignited controversy, with claims of visa scams countered by arguments about legal business practices and defamation concerns.
Manoj Jain reveals startling 2026 predictions about potential World War 3, economic crises, and India-EU partnership. Explore how ancient wisdom meets modern insights to navigate uncertain times.
Discover how the blue whale's tongue, weighing up to 2.7 metric tons, rivals an African elephant's weight, playing a crucial role in feeding on krill and showcasing nature's incredible scale.
Democratic Senate candidate Karishma Manzur faces criticism after calling to defund ICE and questioning whether some agents are linked to extremist groups during a WMUR interview.
Barron Trump alerted UK emergency services after witnessing a violent assault on a woman during a FaceTime call. The 19-year-old's intervention helped save her life, according to London court testimony.
Biosphere 2, a massive sealed glass structure in the Arizona desert, began as a two-year human survival experiment in the 1990s. Today, it serves as a controlled laboratory for studying Earth's ecosystems, climate change, and environmental processes under
Peter Schweizer's new book alleges thousands of Chinese nationals receive aviation training in US civilian schools, potentially strengthening China's military aviation capabilities through transferable skills.
NASA astronaut Sunita Williams reflects on her 27-year career, emphasizing continuity, international partnerships, and commercial collaboration as NASA enters a new phase of space exploration beyond low Earth orbit.
Second Lady Usha Vance and Vice President JD Vance announce pregnancy with fourth child, a boy due July 2026. Meet their three children Ewan, Vivek, and Mirabel as family expands.
Maharashtra Pollution Control Board signs MoU with Osaka City, Japan for environmental cooperation focusing on waste management, air/water pollution, and carbon emission reduction through technology transfer.
Kolkata's maximum temperature reached 26.9°C on Tuesday, exceeding the normal mark for the first time in over five weeks. Meteorological officials predict a gradual temperature increase in coming days.
The Semipalatinsk Test Site in Kazakhstan, where 456 nuclear bombs were detonated between 1949-1989, remains the most bombed place on Earth. This article explores its hidden history, human cost, and haunting legacy like Atomic Lake.
A citizen-led biodiversity survey at Pune's Ganeshkhind Botanical Garden reveals rich wildlife alongside severe sewage and plastic pollution threatening the Mula river ecosystem.
For nearly 40 years, the Yonaguni Monument off Japan's coast has puzzled scientists and divers. Are these underwater formations natural or man-made? Discover the theories.
Winter Storm Fern is set to impact the Southern and Eastern US with heavy snowfall, ice accumulation, and dangerous road conditions. Millions face power outages and travel disruptions.
US President Donald Trump threatened to destroy Iran if assassinated, while Iranian generals warned of jihad against any aggression toward Supreme Leader Khamenei amid ongoing protests and violence.
European Parliament members criticize Ursula von der Leyen for alleged wasteful spending and weak response to US actions in Venezuela, accusing her of undermining EU sovereignty.
Iranian Foreign Minister threatens massive retaliation against US as carrier group approaches Middle East. UN Human Rights Council convenes urgent session amid reports of thousands killed in crackdown.
President Trump's second term unleashed sweeping executive actions that disrupted US higher education through funding cuts, investigations, and policy shifts, creating uncertainty for institutions and students alike.
China imposed a 13% tax on condoms and birth control after 32 years of exemption, aiming to raise birth rates. But the policy reversal isn't working as numbers continue to decline.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen cautions the US that imposing extra tariffs on European allies regarding Greenland would be a strategic error, as stated at the World Economic Forum 2026.
A new analysis reveals the H-1B visa's fate is now tied to geography. Median wages vary sharply by metro, creating unequal outcomes for Indian professionals. High-cost cities offer leverage, while others limit mobility.
The US State Department has expanded its visa bond pilot program, requiring nationals from over 40 countries to pay refundable bonds of $5,000-$15,000 for business or tourist visas starting 2026.
US President Donald Trump addresses the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, with leaders from over 130 nations discussing global stability and climate change.
The Gates Foundation Trust has significantly increased its investments in fossil fuel companies like Chevron and BP, reaching a nine-year high despite previous divestment promises.
Israeli bulldozers, backed by forces, razed multiple structures in a UN Palestinian agency's East Jerusalem compound, impacting staff operations and raising tensions.
New research reveals the Dead Sea will not disappear suddenly but will gradually shrink into a smaller, hotter, and saltier lake over centuries, challenging earlier dramatic predictions.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen cautions the United States that imposing tariffs over Greenland would damage long-standing partnerships and urges cooperation on Arctic security.
Environmental groups in Karnataka have started an indefinite protest in H.D. Kote to save the Kabini river from pollution and degradation, demanding immediate government action.
Former US President Donald Trump states he no longer cares about the Nobel Peace Prize, reversing his previous stance. He links this to Greenland security issues in a letter to Norway's PM.