US Sends Aircraft Carrier to Middle East Amid Iran Unrest
The United States has deployed the USS Abraham Lincoln carrier strike group to the Middle East, renewing fears of potential military action against Iran as protests continue.
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Ohio GOP Feud: Putsch Attacks Ramaswamy's Hindu Faith
Casey Putsch, Vivek Ramaswamy's rival in Ohio's Republican gubernatorial race, launches religious attacks, calling him 'anti-Christ' and questioning his Hindu background amid unsubstantiated allegations.
US Treasury Ends Booz Allen Contracts Over Tax Leak
The US Treasury Department has terminated all contracts with consulting firm Booz Allen Hamilton following the conviction of a former contractor for leaking sensitive tax data of wealthy Americans, including Donald Trump.
US Winter Storm Halts Schools, Millions Under Advisory
A severe winter storm sweeping across the United States has forced widespread school closures and remote learning shifts, affecting over 138 million people under warnings. Key cities from New York to Atlanta suspend classes as icy conditions and power out
Manipur Violence: Houses Burned, Naga Group Claims Responsibility
Suspected Naga militants set fire to Kuki-Zo houses in Manipur's Kangpokpi district, with ZUF claiming responsibility for anti-poppy campaign. Kuki-Zo groups deny poppy cultivation and threaten highway blockade if culprits aren't arrested within 24 hours.
Manipur District 'Shut Down' Threat After Kuki Village Burnings
Tensions escalate in Manipur as a 'shut down' threat emerges in a district after houses were burnt in a Kuki village, continuing the over two-and-half-year conflict between Meitei and Kuki communities.
Trump, Gov. Walz Align After Minneapolis ICE Shooting Fallout
Former President Donald Trump described his recent call with Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as 'very good,' emphasizing their alignment in addressing the fallout from a Minneapolis ICE shooting incident.
Vijayawada's 28,000 Sapling Distribution Fails in Plantation
Vijayawada Municipal Corporation distributed 28,000 free saplings to citizens under the 'Haritha Andhra Pradesh' program, but failed to ensure their plantation, leading to premature death of plants across the city.
3.8 Billion Face Extreme Heat by 2050: Oxford Study
A new Oxford University study projects nearly 3.8 billion people could face extreme heat by 2050, with tropical countries and cooler regions like Canada and Russia needing urgent adaptation measures.
US Winter Storm: Jet Crash, 13K Flights Cancelled, 11 Dead
A severe winter storm in the US causes a private jet crash in Maine, over 13,000 flight cancellations, power outages, and at least 11 deaths. Authorities urge caution.
Indian Restaurant's Samosas at Minnesota Protest Stir Debate
An Indian restaurant in Minneapolis distributed free samosas to anti-ICE protesters, sparking mixed reactions online about cultural representation and political activism in the US.
7 Dead, 1 Injured in Maine Plane Crash
A small plane crash at a Maine airport has resulted in seven fatalities and one person critically injured, with authorities investigating the cause of the tragic incident.
Trump Sends Border Czar Tom Homan to Minnesota
Former President Donald Trump dispatches his border czar Tom Homan to Minnesota, highlighting immigration as a key issue in the state ahead of the 2024 elections.
Yellow Alert for Rain in Delhi-NCR, Heavy Snowfall in JK & Himachal
The India Meteorological Department has issued a yellow alert for rain in Delhi-NCR on January 27, with heavy snowfall likely in Jammu & Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh, affecting travel and daily life.
Gunmen Kill 11, Injure 12 on Soccer Field in Mexico
In a shocking incident, gunmen opened fire on a crowded soccer field in Mexico, resulting in 11 fatalities and 12 injuries. The attack has raised serious concerns about public safety and ongoing violence in the region.
Delhi's Coldest Republic Day Since 2021, AQI Dips to Poor
Delhi experienced a sharp cold spell with temperatures dropping to 3.6°C, marking the coldest Republic Day since 2021. Air quality deteriorated to 'poor' after a brief moderate phase, with IMD issuing a yellow alert for rain.
Bengaluru: Cloud Cover to Ease, Wind Chill to Continue
Bengaluru's dense cloud cover and rainfall are expected to recede by Wednesday, but strong easterly winds will maintain a wind-chill effect through January, says IMD.
Maine Snowstorm Jet Crash Kills 7, Injures 1
A Bombardier Challenger 600 business jet crashed during takeoff at Bangor International Airport amid a snowstorm, killing seven people and seriously injuring one crew member. The incident occurred as winter storms disrupted air travel across the US.
US Flags Concerns Over India-EU Trade Deal Financing War
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has expressed serious concerns that the India-EU trade deal could inadvertently finance the war against themselves, urging careful review of financial flows.
US Military Jet Crashes in Maine Snowstorm, Several Killed
A tragic incident unfolded in Maine as a US military jet crashed during a severe snowstorm, resulting in multiple fatalities. The crash occurred in a remote, wooded area, complicating rescue efforts amid harsh weather conditions.
Florida Nurse Refuses Anesthesia to MAGA Patients
A Florida nurse's viral post refusing anesthesia to MAGA supporters sparks outrage and calls for license suspension, amid growing political tensions in healthcare.
US-EU Trade Rivalry Over India Amid Russian Oil Sanctions
US Treasury Secretary criticizes EU-India trade deal while revealing US tariffs on India for Russian oil purchases. EU announces historic agreement as US-India deal faces internal opposition.
Israel: No Hostages Left in Gaza, Crisis Over
The Israeli government has officially confirmed that there are no more hostages being held in the Gaza Strip, marking a significant development in the ongoing conflict and hostage situation.
Trump Sends Border Czar to Minnesota After Killing
Former President Donald Trump dispatches his border czar, Tom Homan, to Minnesota following the tragic killing of a second US citizen, intensifying focus on immigration and crime issues ahead of elections.
Russia's Far East Hit by Historic Snowfall, Kamchatka Struggles
Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula in the Far East is grappling with the heaviest snowfall in 60 years, causing severe travel disruptions, icy roads, and major challenges for residents and emergency services.
UAE Bars Airspace Use for Military Action Against Iran
The United Arab Emirates has prohibited the use of its airspace for military operations targeting Iran, escalating regional tensions following US President Donald Trump's recent statements about deploying an 'armada' toward the country.
Elephant Carcass Cut into 32 Pieces in Odisha
Forest officers in Odisha's Kandhamal district cut a wild elephant carcass into 32 pieces and buried them in different locations to avoid departmental action, officials revealed.
Israeli Settlers Displace Bedouin Families in West Bank
Israeli settlers have forcibly removed Bedouin families from a West Bank village, raising human rights concerns and escalating regional tensions, with activists demanding protection and accountability.
Suella Braverman Joins Reform UK, Quits Conservatives
Former UK Home Secretary Suella Braverman announces defection to Reform UK, ending 30-year Conservative membership. She will represent Fareham & Waterlooville as Reform MP, citing party betrayal.
Minneapolis Border Patrol Shooting: Video vs Official Story
Contradictions emerge in Minneapolis Border Patrol shooting of Alex Pretti. While federal agents claim self-defense against armed man, videos show Pretti holding phone, not gun, during fatal encounter.
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