Chinese Lamb's 'Playing Dead' Act Goes Viral
A 10-day-old lamb from Ningxia village captivates millions by pretending to be dead when approached. Owner refuses high offers, plans to use fame for local products.
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Moga Youth Dies of Heart Attack in Canada After Work Permit
A young man from Moga, Punjab, died of a heart attack in Canada just days after receiving his work permit, highlighting health risks for Indian migrants abroad.
Attorney Supports H-1B Investigation, Urges Program Reform
Immigration attorney Chand Parvathaneni welcomes Texas AG's investigation into H-1B firms accused of abuse, emphasizing government probes over social media accusations and calling for program reform.
China's Mozambique Graphite Investment Boosts Africa Influence
China strengthens its influence in Africa and control over EV minerals through massive graphite investment in Mozambique, transforming the country into a producer and processor.
Trump's Cold Wave Tweet Sparks Climate Debate: Scientists Explain
As winter storms hit the US, Donald Trump questioned global warming. Scientists clarify that weather extremes don't negate long-term climate trends, explaining polar jet stream changes and health impacts.
Palestine Welcomes Trump's Gaza 'Riviera' Plan
Palestine's foreign minister welcomes Trump's 'Riviera' idea for Gaza but insists Gazans must benefit. She suggests India's role in Trump's 'Board of Peace' could aid the process.
Arctic Extreme Weather Threatens Ecosystems in New Climate Era
A new study reveals the Arctic is experiencing unprecedented extreme weather events like heatwaves, droughts, and rain-on-snow, creating dangerous conditions for plants and animals.
Hubble Captures Galactic Encounter 650M Light-Years Away
NASA's Hubble Telescope reveals a spectacular slow-motion encounter between two galaxies 650 million light-years away, creating a winged illusion in space.
Trump Picks Kevin Warsh as New Federal Reserve Chair
Former President Donald Trump has selected Kevin Warsh, a former Federal Reserve governor and White House adviser, to lead the central bank in 2026, marking a significant shift in U.S. monetary policy leadership.
Trump Nominates Kevin Warsh for US Federal Reserve Chair
Former US President Donald Trump has announced Kevin Warsh as his nominee for the next chair of the US Federal Reserve, a key economic appointment.
Trump Nominates Kevin Warsh as Next Fed Chair
President Donald Trump announces nomination of former Federal Reserve governor Kevin Warsh as next Fed chair, replacing Jerome Powell. Warsh's appointment signals potential shift in monetary policy.
Project Elephant: AI, Radio Collars to Reduce Human-Animal Conflict
Environment Ministry launches Project Elephant initiatives using AI monitoring, radio collars, and genetic databases to study elephant behavior and reduce human conflicts across multiple states.
US Changes Gaza Mission Leadership Amid Role Uncertainty
The United States has replaced the top military officer in its Gaza Civil-Military Command Center with a lower-ranking commander, while the senior civilian official resumes duties as ambassador to Yemen, signaling potential strategic recalibration.
Trump Nominates Kevin Warsh as Federal Reserve Chairman
Former US President Donald Trump has nominated Kevin Warsh as Chairman of the Federal Reserve, sparking debate over central bank independence and setting up a challenging Senate confirmation process.
Iran Releases B-2 Takedown Video as US Military Corners Tehran
Iran's IRGC has released a dramatic animated video detailing how it would shoot down a US B-2 stealth bomber, escalating tensions with Washington following American strikes on nuclear sites.
Trump Nominates Kevin Warsh as Federal Reserve Chief
US President Donald Trump has nominated Kevin Warsh as the next Chairman of the Federal Reserve, replacing Jerome Powell. Trump praised Warsh's qualifications and predicted he would be one of the greatest Fed chairmen.
Russia Pauses Kyiv Strikes After Trump's Personal Request
Moscow has agreed to US President Donald Trump's personal appeal to halt attacks on Kyiv until February 1, creating a temporary ceasefire window amid harsh winter conditions.
Zelenskyy Rejects Putin's Moscow Meeting, Invites to Kyiv
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has firmly rejected Kremlin's proposal for a meeting with Vladimir Putin in Russia, countering with an invitation for the Russian leader to come to Kyiv for discussions.
Snowfall, Rain in North India Till Early Feb: IMD
The India Meteorological Department predicts continued snowfall and rainfall across northern India until early February, following an unusually dry January. Isolated thunderstorms expected in Rajasthan.
German MP Warns Ukraine Aid Is Debt Disaster, Demands Nord Stream Probe
German AfD lawmaker Markus Frohnmaier warns that nearly one trillion euros in Ukraine aid could lead to economic collapse, demands investigation into Nord Stream explosions.
US Lawmaker Flags Nvidia Tech Use by China's PLA, Urges Tighter Chip Export Controls
A US lawmaker has raised concerns about Nvidia technology being used by China's People's Liberation Army, calling for stricter export controls on advanced semiconductor chips to prevent military applications.
Putin Calls UAE Key Arab Trade Partner in Kremlin Talks
Russian President Vladimir Putin emphasized the UAE's role as a primary trade partner in the Arab world during discussions at the Kremlin, highlighting growing bilateral economic ties.
Trump-Powell Fed Feud Escalates with Criminal Probe
The long-standing conflict between President Trump and Fed Chair Jerome Powell intensifies as a criminal investigation emerges. The Fed maintains interest rates despite political pressure, asserting its independence while Trump criticizes Powell's stance.
Candace Owens Leaks Erika Kirk Zoom Audio, Sparks Debate
Podcaster Candace Owens releases private Zoom audio featuring Erika Kirk, igniting controversy over leadership tone after Charlie Kirk's assassination. The leak fuels discussions on grief, authority, and organizational transparency at Turning Point USA.
Trump to Announce New US Fed Chair Candidate on Jan 30
US President Donald Trump will announce a new Federal Reserve Chairman candidate on January 30, 2026, to replace Jerome Powell, following the Fed's decision to maintain interest rates at 3.50-3.75%.
F-35s Deploy to Azores as US, Allies Prepare Iran Strike Options
US F-35A stealth fighters have repositioned to the Azores, signaling heightened military readiness as tensions with Iran escalate. Reports indicate Washington and allies have coordinated potential strike targets, though diplomacy remains active.
Balance of Power in US-Iran Tensions Explained
Explore the concept of balance of power as Arab Gulf states navigate soaring tensions between Iran and the US, with the Iran nuclear deal seen as key to regional stability.
Russia Pushes Battlelines Deeper in Ukraine's Non-Annexed Territory
Russian forces report repelling Ukrainian counterattacks in Sumy region, expanding security buffer along border while inflicting losses in Kharkiv with personnel, vehicles hit.
Oxford Study: Billions to Face Extreme Heat by 2050
A new Oxford University study reveals that global warming could expose nearly half the world's population to life-threatening heat by 2050, with India among the hardest-hit nations.
Trump Asked Putin to Halt Kyiv Strikes: Kremlin
The Kremlin alleges Donald Trump requested Vladimir Putin to pause strikes on Kyiv until February 1. Ukraine offers reciprocal restraint on energy infrastructure amid severe cold weather.
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