Shooting in Cree First Nation Community in Quebec, Canada

A shooting incident occurred in the Cree First Nation community of Waswanipi in Quebec, Canada, prompting a police investigation. Authorities are working to determine the circumstances and ensure community safety.

Trump Attacks Powell After Fed Holds Rates, Demands Cuts

Former US President Donald Trump criticizes Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell for keeping interest rates high, claiming it harms the economy and national security while citing tariff revenue as justification for lower rates.

Vadodara's Vishwamitri River: Home to 442 Urban Crocodiles

The Vishwamitri River in Vadodara, Gujarat, known as India's Crocodile River, hosts 442 mugger crocodiles thriving in urban settings. Originating from Pavagadh hills, it flows through Vadodara before merging with Dhadhar River.

South Korea Enacts World's First AI Basic Act

South Korea has become the first nation globally to implement a comprehensive AI Basic Act, establishing a legal framework for artificial intelligence development, safety, and ethics.

Texas AG Probes 3 Firms for H-1B Visa Fraud Allegations

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton launches investigation into three North Texas businesses accused of H-1B visa fraud through sham companies, following Governor Greg Abbott's freeze on H-1B hiring in state agencies.

Saltwater Crocodiles: Ultimate Ocean Wanderers

New genetic research reveals saltwater crocodiles migrated thousands of kilometers across oceans, reaching Seychelles before human-driven extinction. Study highlights their remarkable salt tolerance and long-distance swimming capabilities.

Sundarbans Bird Festival: 31,000 Birds, 168 Species Sighted

The 4th Sundarbans Bird Festival concluded with 30,986 bird sightings across 168 species, including 57 migratory and 14 threatened birds. Forest Minister Birbaha Hansda released the report and distributed funds for community development.

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