Minneapolis ICE Shooting Sparks Nationwide Protests
Minneapolis protests erupt after ICE agents fatally shoot Renee Good, a mother of three. Federal reinforcements arrive as politicians demand independent investigation.
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Black Sea Oil Tanker Drone Attacks Escalate Russia-Ukraine War
Russia accuses Ukraine of drone strikes on Greek-owned oil tankers in Black Sea, raising global energy security concerns as Kazakhstan and Greece condemn attacks.
Ranchi Flower Show and Organic Exhibition at Oxygen Park
Ranchi's forest department and a private agency will host a two-day flower show and organic products exhibition at Oxygen Park on January 17-18 to promote environmental awareness and sustainable living.
US Suspends Visa Processing for 75 Nations Including Russia, Iran
The United States suspends visa processing for applicants from 75 countries, including Russia and Iran, amid heightened security concerns and diplomatic tensions.
Supreme Court Delays Trump Tariffs Decision, Issues Three Rulings
The US Supreme Court issued three decisions but postponed ruling on Trump's global tariffs case, testing presidential powers and impacting the global economy.
Iran Hunts Starlink Users to Block Protest Videos
Iranian authorities are actively targeting Starlink users to prevent protest videos from spreading globally, intensifying internet censorship efforts amid ongoing unrest.
US Pauses Visa Processing for 75 Countries
The United States has temporarily suspended visa processing for citizens from 75 countries, including Russia and Iran, citing operational challenges.
Cold Wave Hits Punjab, Haryana, J&K; Delhi Gets Respite
A severe cold wave continues to batter Punjab, Haryana, and Jammu & Kashmir, with temperatures plummeting. Delhi experiences a rare break from the chill, but relief may be short-lived as conditions worsen.
FBI Raids Washington Post Reporter Hannah Natanson's Home
The FBI conducted a raid on the home of Washington Post reporter Hannah Natanson, sparking concerns over press freedom and legal protections for journalists in the United States.
Seven Terrorists Killed in Pakistan Operations
Pakistani security forces eliminated seven terrorists in separate operations in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan provinces, as confirmed by the military's media wing.
Supreme Court Delays Trump Tariffs Ruling
The US Supreme Court issued three decisions but postponed its verdict on Trump's global tariffs case, leaving markets uncertain about presidential trade powers and economic impacts.
Iran Doctor Reveals Horrors of Protest Crackdown
An Iranian doctor has publicly described the severe injuries and violence inflicted on protesters during the government's crackdown, highlighting human rights abuses.
US Pauses Visas for 75 Countries Over Welfare Fears
The US State Department suspends visa processing for 75 countries to prevent applicants likely to become public charges from entering America. The indefinite pause starts January 21.
US Halts Visas for 75 Countries Including Iran, Russia
The United States suspends visa processing for citizens of 75 countries indefinitely. The move targets applicants likely to use public benefits.
Trump on ICE Shooting: 'Wonderful Person' But 'Tough Actions'
President Trump described Renee Good, fatally shot by an ICE agent, as likely a 'solid, wonderful person' but defended the agent's actions. The shooting in Minneapolis has sparked controversy.
Fog in Plains, Sunshine in Himachal Hills: Why the Difference?
Meteorological experts reveal why plains face dense fog and cold while Himachal's hills enjoy clear skies. Topography, wind patterns, and pollution create this striking weather divide.
Himachal Snow and Rain Forecast from Jan 16 to 20
Himachal Pradesh is likely to receive snowfall and rainfall from January 16 to 20, according to weather forecasts. The state prepares for potential disruptions.
Trump: US Control of Greenland is Non-Negotiable
Former US President Donald Trump asserts that anything less than American control over Greenland is unacceptable, highlighting strategic interests in the Arctic region.
Trump's Ford Visit Sparks Controversy After Worker's Shout
A planned showcase of US manufacturing turned into a political firestorm when a Ford worker shouted at President Trump during a factory tour, leading to suspension and viral fundraising.
Comedian Urges Indian Americans to Rethink MAGA Support
American comedian Walter Masterson calls on Indian community to reconsider backing MAGA movement following viral Texas festival video and racist attacks on Indian-origin politicians.
Iran Forces Raid Homes, Threaten Families in Protest Crackdown
Iranian security forces raid homes of protest victims' families, fire shots, and issue threats. Authorities seize assets, publish blacklists, and vow harsh action against demonstrators.
US Withdraws Personnel from Mideast Bases as Iran Tensions Rise
The United States is withdrawing some personnel from military bases in the Middle East as tensions escalate with Iran, which has warned of targeting US facilities if attacked.
Indian Students Win $200K Over Food Discrimination in US
Two Indian PhD students at University of Colorado Boulder secured $200,000 settlement after alleging discrimination for heating Indian food on campus, highlighting cultural bias issues.
Sikhs Rescue Teen from Grooming Gang in London
A teenager was rescued by 200 Sikhs in London after being abducted and raped by a Pakistani grooming gang. The community's swift action highlights a disturbing case of exploitation.
Poll: Americans Say Trump's Military Actions Go Too Far
A new AP-NORC poll reveals 56% of Americans believe President Trump has overstepped in using military force abroad, with growing unease over Venezuela operation.
Trump Credits Tariffs for Strength, Economists Disagree
Former President Donald Trump credits tariffs for US economic strength, but economists point to factory job losses and weak job growth in healthcare.
US Retail Sales Jump 0.6% in November
US retail sales increased 0.6% in November, exceeding forecasts. Holiday shopping gained momentum despite earlier declines. Inflation shows signs of easing.
Greenland's Mineral Wealth: A New Mining Frontier
Greenland's vast mineral deposits, including rare earths and uranium, are attracting global interest as melting ice reveals new opportunities for mining and economic development.
WEF: Geoeconomic Conflict Top Risk, Cyber Insecurity Worries India
The World Economic Forum's Global Risks Report 2026 identifies geoeconomic confrontation as the leading global threat. For India, cyber insecurity, income inequality, and economic downturn pose significant challenges.
Trump's Fast Food Diet vs Health Secretary's Agenda
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. reveals President Trump's junk food habits while pushing controversial health policy changes at HHS, creating a stark contrast in US health leadership.
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