Whole Milk Returns to US School Menus After 15-Year Ban
President Trump signs the Whole Milk for Healthy Kids Act, allowing schools to serve whole milk again after nearly 15 years. The move expands options for 30 million children.
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Trump Unveils Healthcare Plan, Urges Congress to Act
President Trump reveals a new healthcare framework focusing on direct payments and health savings accounts. Democrats criticize the plan as insufficient for tackling rising medical costs.
Swiss Fire: Waitress Forced to Wear Helmet Before Blaze
New details emerge about the Swiss nightclub fire that killed 40. A waitress was allegedly forced to wear a vision-blocking helmet during a champagne stunt with sparklers.
Jamshedpur Villagers Sleep on Rooftops as Elephant Kills 20
Villagers in West Singhbhum district sleep on rooftops and in concrete houses, fearing a rogue elephant that has killed 20 people. Forest officials track the elusive tusker.
Explosion in Netherlands Injures Several, Causes Widespread Damage
A powerful explosion struck a town in the Netherlands, injuring multiple people and causing extensive damage to buildings. Emergency services are on the scene.
Senior Hamas Leader Killed in Gaza Air Strike
A senior Hamas official has been reported killed in an air strike in Gaza, according to recent news. The incident marks a significant development in the ongoing conflict.
Wild Elephant Damages Bike in Karnataka's Gundlupet Town
A wild elephant entered Gundlupet town in Karnataka, causing damage to a motorcycle. Authorities responded to the incident, highlighting human-wildlife conflict in the region.
Elephant Damages Bikes in Gundlupet, Forest Dept Launches Rescue
A wild elephant from Bandipur Tiger Reserve entered Marigundi Street in Gundlupet, damaging parked two-wheelers. Forest officials are working to drive it back to the jungle.
Kudremukh National Park Trekking Ban for Summer Safety
Forest authorities in Chikkamagaluru have imposed an immediate trekking ban in Kudremukh National Park and nearby sanctuaries to prevent forest fires and ensure visitor safety during summer.
Kolkata Iranian Woman's Agony Over Family in Iran
Sima Niakan, an Iranian living in Kolkata, faces sleepless nights unable to contact her family in Iran amid violent protests. She fears for their safety as communication remains cut off.
Leopards Hunt Pedigree Dogs in Karnataka, Three Trapped
Farmsteads in Chikkamagaluru and Shivamogga face anxiety as leopards prey on high-value dogs like German shepherds. Forest officials have trapped three leopards to protect local communities.
Pakistani Nationals Indicted for Illegal US Voting
Two Pakistani men face federal charges for illegally voting in the 2020 US election and making false statements during citizenship applications.
Utrecht Explosion: One Injured, Cause Unknown
A massive explosion and fire struck Utrecht's historic center, injuring at least one person. Authorities warn of possible casualties under rubble as emergency teams respond.
Man Freed After 44 Years Discovers iPhones, Digital World
Otis Johnson walked free in 2014 after 44 years in prison. He found a world transformed by technology, from iPhones to digital billboards, and faced profound challenges adjusting to society.
Bangladesh Expert Questions Fair Election Amid Law and Order Issues
Election expert Munira Khan raises doubts about fair elections in Bangladesh due to current law and order situation, sparking debate on political stability.
Pakistan Forces Kill 13 Terrorists in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
Pakistan security forces conducted intelligence-based operations in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, killing 13 terrorists including five in Kurram district. The coordinated strikes targeted militant hideouts.
2025 Tiger Census Begins in Belagavi, Focus on Conflict Data
The sixth All India Tiger Estimation has started nationwide, with Belagavi's forest division conducting sign surveys across 119 locations. Officials use M-Stripes, DNA analysis, and camera traps to count tigers and guide conservation efforts.
US Seizes Sixth Tanker in Venezuela Oil Sanctions Effort
The United States has seized a sixth oil tanker linked to Venezuela as part of former President Trump's sanctions campaign to control the nation's oil exports and pressure its government.
Trump Threatens Military in Minneapolis Amid ICE Unrest
Former President Donald Trump threatens to invoke the Insurrection Act to deploy troops in Minneapolis as protests against aggressive ICE operations intensify, raising national concerns.
Greenlanders Face Uncertainty After Inconclusive Meeting
Greenland's 57,000 residents watch political developments unfold with disbelief, wondering about their future after generations of isolation in one of Earth's most remote regions.
BBC Comedian Accuses Iran of Killing, Demanding £3,700 for Body
BBC comedian Omid Djalili reveals Iran's security forces killed his friend's brother and demanded £3,700 to release the body, exposing regime brutality amid protests.
Trump Administration Cancels 100,000+ Visas in 2025
The Trump administration cancels over 100,000 visas, including 8,000 student visas, citing national security. Indian students explore Europe as backup amid H-1B reforms.
US Visa Freeze: Pakistan on List Despite Affluent Community
South Asia expert Michael Kugelman questions Pakistan's inclusion in the US visa freeze for 75 countries, citing lack of reliable data on welfare benefits.
Indian-American Congressman Faces Backlash Over ICE Abolition Bill
Democratic Congressman Shri Thanedar faces criticism from MAGA supporters after proposing legislation to abolish ICE, following a fatal shooting by an agent in Minneapolis.
Trump Assures Tehran No Attack, Urges Restraint
US President Donald Trump has assured Iran that he will not launch an attack, while urging Tehran to exercise restraint, according to the Iranian envoy to Pakistan.
US Sanctions Iran for Protest Crackdown
The US Treasury Department has imposed new sanctions on Iranian officials and entities for their role in suppressing protests. This move targets those involved in human rights abuses.
Kamala Harris Purchases $8.15M Malibu Mansion
Former Vice President Kamala Harris and husband Doug Emhoff acquire a luxurious four-bedroom Malibu property in Point Dume, featuring ocean views and celebrity neighbors.
US Missile Production Crisis in Rocket Motor Supply Chain
As global conflicts drive missile demand, America's defense industry faces a critical bottleneck in solid rocket motor components, threatening production scalability.
Iran Envoy: US President Told Tehran He Doesn't Want War
An Iranian envoy says the US president privately assured Tehran he does not desire conflict, amid escalating Middle East tensions. The claim emerges as diplomatic channels remain active.
Disabled Activist Detained by ICE in Minneapolis
Aliya Rahman, a disabled activist, was hauled by ICE agents in Minneapolis. She shouted she was going to the doctor but was detained and later released without charges.
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