US Lawmakers Propose Bills to Annex Greenland
Republican and Democratic lawmakers in the US have introduced bills to annex Greenland, citing strategic and economic interests, which has ignited global discussions on sovereignty and geopolitics.
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NYC Council Worker Detained by ICE in Immigration Clash
A New York City Council employee was detained by ICE during a routine immigration appointment, sparking outrage from city officials who claim he has valid work authorization until 2026.
Severe Cold Wave to Continue in North India: IMD
The India Meteorological Department predicts cold to severe cold wave conditions will persist over Himachal Pradesh, Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, Rajasthan, Jharkhand, and Odisha for the next two to three days before easing.
US Universities Face Sharp Drop in International Master's Students
New projections show US universities may enroll 64,000 fewer international master's students in 2025-26, threatening STEM programs and economic impact.
Trump Cancels Iran Meeting, Deaths Spike, Aid Pledged
Former US President Donald Trump cancels a planned meeting with Tehran officials as Iran's death toll rises sharply, while promising assistance is on the way.
Trump Backs Iranian Protesters, Says 'Help Is Coming'
Former US President Donald Trump has publicly expressed support for anti-government protesters in Iran, stating that assistance is on its way amid ongoing demonstrations.
Iranian Activist Alleges War Crimes Amid Protests
Masih Alinejad, a prominent Iranian activist, claims the regime is committing war crimes by slaughtering unarmed civilians during ongoing protests.
UN Horrified by Rising Violence Against Protesters in Iran
UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Turk expresses horror at escalating violence against protesters in Iran, calling for immediate action to protect human rights.
FCC Reverses Smartphone Unlocking Rule for Verizon
The FCC has reversed its 60-day smartphone unlocking mandate for Verizon, allowing the telecom giant to save hundreds of millions of dollars annually by closing a fraud loophole exploited by criminal networks.
US Investigates Device Linked to Havana Syndrome
The US Department of Defense has spent over a year investigating a mysterious device emitting pulsed radio waves, suspected in anomalous health incidents affecting diplomats and spies worldwide.
Russia's Winter Assault on Ukraine's Power Grid Intensifies
Russia launched a massive missile and drone attack on Ukraine's power infrastructure, killing at least four people and leaving hundreds of thousands without electricity as winter deepens.
Trump Defends ICE Shooting in Minnesota Amid Protests
Former US President Donald Trump defends the fatal shooting of Renee Good by an ICE agent in Minnesota, calling it self-defense as protests spread and federal officers deploy.
Chhattisgarh Seals Roads as Elephant Herd Roams Villages
Forest department blocks vehicle movement in Jashpur district after wild elephants create panic. Villagers face detours and destroyed homes as authorities implement safety measures.
Indian Student Killed, Two Injured in Kazakhstan Accident
A young Indian student lost his life, and two others sustained injuries in a devastating road accident in Kazakhstan. The incident has shocked the community and raised concerns about safety abroad.
Iran Crackdown: 2000+ Deaths Amid Blackout
Iranian authorities have launched a brutal crackdown on protests, resulting in over 2000 deaths. Security forces are using automatic weapons indiscriminately, overwhelming hospitals with severe injuries.
Iran's Political Future: A Complex Battle Beyond 'Goodbye'
Analysis of Iran's political landscape reveals deep complexities, challenging simplistic narratives of regime change and highlighting ongoing internal struggles.
White House Edits Photo of Trump Staring at Greenland
The White House posted an edited image showing former President Donald Trump gazing at Greenland, raising questions about digital manipulation and political messaging.
Body Brokering: Billion-Dollar US Trade in Human Remains
The US body brokering industry operates in a legal gray area, turning donated corpses into commercial inventory worth $1 billion, leaving families traumatized by misuse of loved ones' remains.
Oceans Set New Heat Record in 2025, Absorbing More Energy
New research reveals the world's oceans absorbed unprecedented heat in 2025, marking the eighth consecutive year of record warming with widespread global impacts.
France Deaths Outnumber Births First Time Since WWII
France recorded more deaths than births in 2023, a demographic shift not seen since World War Two, driven by an aging population and declining birth rates.
Trump Ends Protected Status for Somalis in US
The Trump administration has ended temporary protected status for thousands of Somali immigrants in the United States, sparking protests in Minneapolis over a recent fatal shooting.
Iran's Future: 5 Key Insights Amid Protests
As protests intensify in Iran, we examine five crucial factors shaping the regime's stability, from economic pressures to diplomatic maneuvers.
Venezuela Reopens Wells to Increase Crude Output
Venezuela has begun reopening oil wells to recover its crude production levels, aiming to boost output amid economic challenges.
Pune Hosts Big Green Fest 2026 Environmental Festival
Pune will host The Big Green Fest 2026 on January 17-18 at Kalagram, featuring exhibitions on waste management, eco-construction, and sustainability.
ICE Shooting Sparks Fear Among H-1B Visa Holders
Following a fatal ICE shooting in Minneapolis, H-1B visa holders express anxiety on Reddit, questioning immigration enforcement encounters in daily life.
EU Chief: Iran Casualty Rise 'Horrifying'
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen expresses deep concern over the escalating number of casualties in Iran, describing the situation as horrifying.
China Warns Retaliation Over Trump's Iran Tariff Threat
China has issued a stern warning of potential retaliation after former US President Trump's tariff threat on Iran puts its cheap oil imports at risk, escalating trade tensions.
Iran's 'Shoot to Kill' Crackdown: Eyewitness Accounts Emerge
Nine Tehran residents and three medical professionals describe witnessing a severe government crackdown in Iran, with reports of 'shoot to kill' orders emerging from the capital.
White House Tweet Sparks Alarm Over Trump's Greenland Push
A White House social media post has reignited concerns about Donald Trump's persistent efforts to acquire Greenland, which he calls a national security necessity.
Iran Protests: 500 Dead, 10,000 Held, Trump Threatens Action
Iran faces massive anti-regime protests with 500 killed and 10,000 arrested. Calls grow for Khamenei's ouster as Trump reviews military options amid tensions.
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