Former Pro Basketball Player Charged in Capitol Damage
Former Gonzaga athlete Gunnar Schubert faces felony charges after a shocking vandalism and fire incident at the Washington State Capitol. Details inside.
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US December 26 Holiday: What's Open, Closed
President Trump's executive order creates a 5-day holiday for federal workers. Find out if banks, stock markets, and post offices are open the day after Christmas.
Trump sits stone-faced as Melania chats with father
Video from Mar-a-Lago shows President Donald Trump appearing sidelined as Melania engages with her father Viktor Knavs on Christmas Eve. A glimpse into the family dynamics of the former First Family. Read the full story.
Syria Mosque Blast: 5 Dead, 21 Injured in Homs
A deadly explosion at an Alawite mosque in Syria's Homs city has killed five people and wounded 21 others. The preliminary toll is expected to rise. Read the latest updates.
Saudi Jets Bomb Yemen Separatists, Escalating Tensions
Saudi fighter jets target UAE-backed separatist forces in Yemen's Hadramout, escalating a rift within the anti-Houthi coalition. Two fighters dead, twelve wounded. Read the full analysis.
Myanmar's Military-Run Election Begins Amid Boycott, Conflict
Myanmar holds its first general election in five years under strict military oversight. Critics slam the process as a sham designed to cement junta power, while conflict prevents voting in many regions. Read the full analysis.
Syria Mosque Blast Kills 8, Injures 18 in Homs
A terrorist explosion at a mosque in Homs, Syria, killed at least 8 worshippers during Friday prayers. Read the latest updates on this developing story.
Nigeria-US Joint Airstrike Targets Jihadists in North
Nigeria confirms joint military strikes with US forces against jihadist groups in Sokoto. Foreign Minister Tuggar says intelligence was provided by Nigeria, calls it an 'ongoing process'. Read details.
India Takes Up H-1B Visa Delays Issue With U.S. Authorities
India's MEA has formally raised the issue of prolonged H-1B visa delays with U.S. officials. The disruptions are impacting education and family plans of Indian nationals. Read the latest updates.
Kolkata's Climate Future in Novel 'A Guardian and a Thief'
Author discusses her six-year journey writing a novel set in a climate-ravaged future Kolkata, exploring moral dilemmas, parental love, and survival. A profound read for our times.
Gujarat Roars Back as Tiger State After 30 Years
Gujarat is officially back on India's tiger map! The NTCA declares it a 'tiger-present' state, making it home to lions, leopards, and tigers. Read the full story.
Pilot: Aravalli Damage Will Have Far-Reaching Consequences
Congress leader Sachin Pilot joins NSUI's 'Save Aravalli' march, highlighting the range's critical role as a shield against pollution and a groundwater preserver. Read more.
Indian-origin student arrested in Texas for threats, arson
Manojh Lella, a 22-year-old UT Dallas IT student, faces charges of terroristic threat and arson after a family call to police. Bond set at $103,500. Read the full story.
Archaeologists uncover 2,200-year-old Chinese imperial highway
Chinese archaeologists have discovered a major section of the Qin Straight Road, a 900-km ancient highway built by China's first emperor. This 2,200-year-old engineering marvel sheds new light on imperial logistics and defence. Read more about this histor
Monkeys leap into crocodile river to save baby in Odisha
A troop of 20 monkeys jumped into a crocodile-infested river in Bhitarkanika to save an infant. The viral video highlights animal loyalty and the growing human-crocodile conflict in Odisha. Read the full story.
Uttarakhand Minister Explains Surge in Bear Attacks
Uttarakhand Forest Minister Subodh Uniyal links record bear attacks to climate change disrupting hibernation. Exclusive details on state's action plan, compensation hikes, and future studies.
NGT acts on illegal tree felling for Baripada ISBT
NGT issues notices over alleged illegal felling of 5000+ trees in Mayurbhanj's urban forest for a bus terminal. Hearing on Jan 6. Read the full story.
Iran seizes tanker, detains 16 crew in Persian Gulf
Iran seizes oil tanker, accuses it of smuggling 4 million litres of fuel. 16 non-Iranian crew detained. Escalating tensions in Gulf amid US-Venezuela standoff. Read the full report.
Your Diet Can Fight Climate Change, Says New Study
A new study from the University of British Columbia reveals that simple dietary changes, like eating less beef and reducing waste, are crucial to limiting global warming to 2°C. Find out how you can contribute.
H-1B Visa Overhaul: Lottery Ends, Wage-Based Selection Begins
The US scraps the H-1B lottery for a wage-based system from 2026, coupled with a proposed $100,000 fee. This structural shift prioritises senior roles, impacting Indian professionals and IT firms. Get expert guidance to navigate the changes.
Stabbing Attack at Japan Rubber Factory Leaves 3 Dead
A man went on a stabbing spree at a rubber factory in Japan, killing three and injuring others. Police arrested the suspect, a former employee. Details inside.
Zelenskyy: Critical Decisions Possible Before New Year
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy signals crucial developments in the war with Russia are possible before year-end, as he anticipates a meeting with Donald Trump. Read the full analysis.
India Takes Up US Visa Appointment Delays with American Officials
India raises concerns with US over H-1B visa appointment delays causing hardships. MEA says discussions ongoing to resolve issues affecting students and professionals.
Why India's Rivers Turn Red During Monsoon
Discover the fascinating natural process behind India's rivers turning red during the monsoon season. Learn how rainfall, iron-rich soil, and erosion create this annual spectacle.
Suicide bid foiled at Mecca's Grand Mosque, guard hailed
A security guard's swift action prevented a suicide attempt at Islam's holiest site, the Grand Mosque in Mecca. Watch the dramatic video of the incident.
California Storm Aftermath: Floods, Mudslides, Evacuations
A powerful post-Christmas storm batters Southern California with historic rainfall, causing floods, mudslides, and power outages. Residents share stories of survival and rescue. Read the full report.
Drone Strike Injures 9 Children at Pakistan Madrassa
A drone strike targeted a religious seminary in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, injuring nine children during classes. Details on the attack and regional tensions.
14 Injured in Japan Factory Stabbing and Spray Attack
A violent attack at a Japanese factory leaves at least 14 injured after a suspect used a knife and chemical spray. Police have arrested the alleged perpetrator. Get the latest details.
Japan factory stabbing injures 14, attacker uses spray
A violent attack at a Japanese factory left 14 people injured after a stabbing and use of a spray-like liquid. Details are emerging. Stay updated on this breaking news.
Ancient Wolves Lived with Humans 5000 Years Ago, Study Finds
Archaeologists discover wolf remains on a remote Baltic island, suggesting humans cared for them. The findings challenge our understanding of early human-wolf relationships. Read the full story.
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