Supreme Court Strikes Down Trump Tariffs, $175B at Stake
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that President Trump exceeded authority with tariffs, halting $175 billion in collections and triggering economic concerns.
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MP CM Reintroduces Endangered Vultures to Halali Dam
Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav led a conservation effort to reintroduce critically endangered vulture species into their natural habitat in the Halali Dam area, marking a significant step for wildlife preservation in Madhya Pradesh.
Sustainability No Longer an Elitist Problem, Expert States
Gayatri Kuppendra Reddy emphasizes that sustainability has become a critical issue affecting all communities, moving beyond its elite perception to address broader environmental and social challenges.
Taliban Warns Pakistan After Air Strikes, India Flags Risk
Pakistan's cross-border air strikes targeting TTP camps have triggered a severe warning from Afghanistan's Taliban. India condemns the attacks, raising concerns about regional instability in South Asia.
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Trump Demands Netflix Remove Susan Rice From Board
Former President Donald Trump escalates pressure on Netflix, calling for removal of Susan Rice from its board as regulators review Warner Bros. Discovery merger amid antitrust concerns.
Kash Patel's Olympic Hockey Celebration Ignites Controversy
FBI Director Kash Patel's celebration in the US Olympic hockey locker room has sparked debate over leadership optics and challenges the traditional Indian-American success narrative.
Trump's 15% Tariffs: 1970s Law as Legal Weapon
President Trump's 15% global tariffs rely on Section 122, a 1970s emergency law allowing rapid import surcharges. This legal shortcut faces scrutiny as tariffs expire in 150 days without Congressional approval.
Supreme Court Invalidates Trump Tariffs: India, China Win
The US Supreme Court has ruled against Trump-era emergency tariffs, reshaping global trade dynamics. India and China emerge as major beneficiaries, while other nations face new tariff challenges.
Lula Supports India's UNSC Bid, Warns of Cold War Divide
Brazilian President Lula da Silva strongly endorses India's permanent seat on the UN Security Council, advocating for UN reform and Global South cooperation to prevent geopolitical tensions.
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Cold War: US-Soviet Tensions from 1945 to 1991
The Cold War was a prolonged geopolitical confrontation between the United States and Soviet Union from 1945-1991, marked by proxy conflicts, nuclear arms races, and ideological competition without direct military engagement between the superpowers.
Trump's Trade War: Key Developments and Global Effects
Recent developments in Trump's trade war include new tariffs on China and Europe, impacting global markets and sparking international tensions. This article covers the latest moves and their economic consequences.
EU Urges US to Honor Trade Pact Post-Court Tariff Decision
The European Commission calls on the US to uphold the EU-US trade agreement following Trump's tariff hike after a Supreme Court ruling, warning of market disruptions and lost advantages.
US National PTA Ends Meta Funding Over Child Safety Concerns
The US National Parent Teacher Association has terminated its financial partnership with Meta, citing legal challenges and public scrutiny over the company's child-safety practices. This decision follows CEO Mark Zuckerberg's court testimony and ongoing l
Mexico Cartel Chaos: Buildings Torched After El Mencho's Death
Violence erupts across Mexico after reported death of Jalisco New Generation Cartel leader El Mencho. Drone footage shows burning buildings, blocked highways, and nationwide military deployment.
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Goa Trains Help King Cobras Expand Habitat, New Study Finds
A groundbreaking study published in Biotropica reveals that local train networks in Goa are inadvertently facilitating the expansion of Western Ghats King Cobra habitats, marking the first detailed documentation of this phenomenon in the region.
TSA PreCheck Stays Open During Government Shutdown
The Transportation Security Administration confirms its PreCheck program continues despite DHS suspension warnings. Airport operations remain largely unaffected with minimal delays reported by travelers.
Eravikulam's 50-Year Wildlife Conservation Triumph
Celebrating 50 years of guardianship, Eravikulam National Park showcases a remarkable success story in wildlife conservation, protecting endangered species like the Nilgiri tahr and enhancing biodiversity through dedicated efforts.
China Demands US Remove Tariffs After Court Ruling
China urges the US to eliminate unilateral tariffs following a Supreme Court ruling against Trump's duties. Trump responds with new 15% tariffs, escalating trade tensions ahead of his planned visit to China.
UAE Sets Eid Al Fitr 2026 Holidays for Government and Private Workers
The UAE has confirmed the official Eid Al Fitr holiday schedule for 2026, with federal government employees off from March 19-22 and private sector workers from March 19-21, potentially extended to March 22 based on Ramadan's duration.
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Iran Deploys Russian S-300 Missile Shield Against US Air Power
Satellite imagery confirms Iran has repositioned Russian S-300 air defence systems near major cities as US deploys suppression aircraft, escalating Middle East tensions.
US Tariff Rates Up in Air, Economic Fog Thickens Globally
Uncertainty over US tariff rates is creating a thick economic fog, heightening global trade tensions and market volatility as nations await clarity on trade policies.
Mobile Phone Ban in Ranthambore and Sariska Tiger Reserves
Ranthambore National Park has banned mobile phones on safaris per Supreme Court orders, with Sariska Tiger Reserve likely to follow. The move aims to reduce wildlife disturbance and enhance tourist safety.
NYC Under Blizzard Warnings and Travel Ban as Winter Storm Hits
New York City faces severe blizzard warnings and a travel ban as a powerful winter storm sweeps the Northeast, prompting emergency preparations and disruptions.
Abu Dhabi Warehouse Fire: Emergency Response in Al Muzoon District
A significant fire broke out at a warehouse in Abu Dhabi's Al Muzoon industrial district on February 23, 2026. Authorities responded immediately, with no casualties reported so far as firefighting operations continue.
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Jharkhand's 'Birdman' Revives Sparrow Population with Homemade Nests
Panna Lal Mahto, known as the 'Birdman' of Jharkhand, is single-handedly combating sparrow decline by building nests across villages. His self-taught ornithology skills and deep connection with birds inspire community conservation efforts.
3.5 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Southern California Coast
A 3.5-magnitude earthquake struck offshore near Rancho Palos Verdes, felt across Los Angeles and Orange County. No injuries or damage reported, marking the third such event in a week.
NYC Emergency Declared, Travel Banned, Flights Cancelled
A state of emergency has been declared in New York City by Mamdani, leading to a travel ban and the cancellation of thousands of flights, causing widespread disruption.
King Cobras Found Riding Trains in Goa, Study Reveals
New research reveals India's railway network may be accidentally transporting king cobras far beyond their natural habitats in Goa, with snakes found in unsuitable locations near tracks and stations.
Andrew's 4-Word Plea During Royal Lodge Eviction Revealed
Ex-Prince Andrew reportedly shouted a defiant four-word plea invoking Queen Elizabeth II as he was evicted from Royal Lodge amid arrest over Epstein-linked misconduct allegations.
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Pakistan Spends $980M on Pulse Imports Amid Falling Production
Pakistan has spent nearly $1 billion on pulse imports in the last fiscal year due to a sharp decline in domestic production, raising concerns over food security and economic strain.
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