A powerful bomb cyclone is battering the northeastern United States with heavy snow, 60 mph winds, and blizzard conditions. Over 250,000 customers are without power, travel is severely disrupted, and major cities face whiteout conditions.
A US federal judge has permanently blocked the release of a report related to the classified documents case involving former President Donald Trump, citing ongoing legal proceedings and national security concerns.
An Israeli political commentator shares her son's refusal to study for a math test, believing an Iran attack will cancel it, as global tensions escalate with US military deployments and diplomatic talks.
Hunter College professor Allyson Friedman faces widespread condemnation after racist comments about black students were captured on a live microphone during a heated New York City school meeting about potential closures.
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FBI Director Kash Patel criticized reporters for claiming his Milan Olympics trip was personal. He attended official meetings but was seen celebrating with hockey players, sparking debate over public officials' conduct during crises.
A 65-year-old British grandmother with a valid tourist visa was detained for six weeks in US immigration centers after a border issue with Canada, despite no criminal record, highlighting travel vulnerabilities.
The H-1B visa initial registration period opens March 4 with a new $100,000 fee for overseas candidates. Immigration attorney Emily Neumann predicts lower registration due to the fee and job market conditions, potentially leading to a second lottery this
The United States has ordered nonessential diplomatic staff and family members to leave Lebanon due to escalating regional tensions linked to potential military action against Iran. The move reduces embassy presence to essential personnel only.
A powerful blizzard dumped up to 15 inches of snow on New York City, prompting Mayor Zohran Mamdani to declare a state of emergency, impose a travel ban, and close schools. The storm caused widespread disruptions to flights, trains, and power.
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A comprehensive Pew Research study reveals Hindu Americans are the most educated religious group in the US, with 70% holding college degrees compared to just 35% of all US adults, highlighting significant educational disparities.
Austin Tucker Martin, 21, was killed by Secret Service after entering Trump's estate. Texts show he urged raising awareness about Epstein files days before the incident.
The United States has accused China of rapidly expanding its nuclear arsenal and conducting secret tests, urging Beijing to join future arms control agreements amid global concerns.
Yale University, MIT, and 29 other institutions have severed ties with the PhD Project, a nonprofit supporting diverse doctoral candidates, following a federal civil rights investigation alleging potential discrimination.
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Former President Donald Trump announces plans to increase tariffs to 15% on all imports following a Supreme Court decision, escalating trade tensions globally.
FBI Director Kash Patel sparked debate after celebrating with the US men's hockey team following their 2026 Winter Olympics gold medal victory against Canada in Milan.
Juan Martin Espindola Ramirez, a legal U.S. resident with a Green Card, was forcibly detained by ICE agents in Tennessee after they broke his truck windows in front of his newborn baby, sparking outrage over immigration enforcement methods.
Former US President Donald Trump launched a scathing attack on the Supreme Court, calling it 'incompetent' after it struck down most of his tariffs. He argued the ruling inadvertently gave him broader trade powers, including licensing authority, while war
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A Pew Research Center study shows Hindus are the most highly educated religious group in the US, with 70% holding bachelor's degrees. Jews and Episcopalians follow closely.
A 37-year-old woman from Kerala, detained in Sharjah for visa overstay and an absconding complaint, has returned home after swift legal action and political intervention.
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that President Trump exceeded authority with tariffs, halting $175 billion in collections and triggering economic concerns.
Former President Donald Trump escalates pressure on Netflix, calling for removal of Susan Rice from its board as regulators review Warner Bros. Discovery merger amid antitrust concerns.
FBI Director Kash Patel's celebration in the US Olympic hockey locker room has sparked debate over leadership optics and challenges the traditional Indian-American success narrative.
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The US National Parent Teacher Association has terminated its financial partnership with Meta, citing legal challenges and public scrutiny over the company's child-safety practices. This decision follows CEO Mark Zuckerberg's court testimony and ongoing l
The Transportation Security Administration confirms its PreCheck program continues despite DHS suspension warnings. Airport operations remain largely unaffected with minimal delays reported by travelers.
The UAE has confirmed the official Eid Al Fitr holiday schedule for 2026, with federal government employees off from March 19-22 and private sector workers from March 19-21, potentially extended to March 22 based on Ramadan's duration.
New York City faces severe blizzard warnings and a travel ban as a powerful winter storm sweeps the Northeast, prompting emergency preparations and disruptions.
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A 3.5-magnitude earthquake struck offshore near Rancho Palos Verdes, felt across Los Angeles and Orange County. No injuries or damage reported, marking the third such event in a week.
