OJ Simpson Case Viral Online Decades After Trial
A viral social media post has reignited discussion about the OJ Simpson murder case, focusing on a 1993 911 call and the 1994 killings of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman.
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Andrew Carnegie: Steel Tycoon's Global Library Legacy
Explore how Andrew Carnegie, born into poverty, built a steel empire and gave away 90% of his fortune to fund thousands of public libraries worldwide, transforming access to education.
11 Gujaratis Charged in US for Fake Robberies for Visa Fraud
Eleven Indian nationals from Gujarat face US charges for allegedly staging armed robberies at convenience stores to fraudulently claim victim status and secure immigration benefits under the U visa program, according to federal officials.
Trump Calls for Warships to Keep Strait of Hormuz Open
Former US President Donald Trump has called on nations to deploy warships to secure the Strait of Hormuz, a vital oil shipping route, as Iran retaliates against US-Israeli attacks. He announced US coordination and military action while Western allies boos
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Indian National Arrested by ICE After Indiana Truck Crash
An Indian national living unlawfully in the US was arrested by ICE after causing a serious traffic accident in Indianapolis. The incident highlights concerns over undocumented truck drivers on American roads.
UK Sikh Restaurateur Arrested After Closing Business
Harman Singh Kapoor, an Indian-origin restaurateur in the UK, has been arrested after announcing the closure of his 16-year-old restaurant Rangrez due to threats and lack of police support.
Florida Politician's Comments on Indian Immigrants Spark Row
Chandler Langevin, a conservative Florida politician, has stirred controversy by claiming over a million Indians in the US are illegal and should be deported, amid rapid growth of the Indian-origin population.
Trump's Hormuz Dilemma: Escalate War or Risk Oil Chaos
A Hapag-Lloyd ship was struck near the Strait of Hormuz, highlighting the US military's unpreparedness to escort tankers. This incident intensifies the global oil trade crisis amid the US-Israel-Iran conflict.
US Rejects Iran War Peace Talks, Both Sides Dig In
The Trump administration rebuffed diplomatic efforts by Middle Eastern allies to negotiate an end to the Iran war, with both Washington and Tehran showing no interest in ceasefire talks. The conflict has killed over 2,000 people and disrupted global oil s
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Ex-Labour Minister Phil Woolas Dies at 66 from Brain Cancer
Phil Woolas, a former Labour Party minister under Tony Blair and Gordon Brown, has passed away at age 66 after a long fight with glioblastoma brain cancer, his family announced.
US Gov't Holds UFO Evidence: Non-Manmade Craft Images Revealed
Former defense official Christopher Mellon reveals the US government possesses extensive UFO files, including satellite imagery of non-manmade craft, with a Trump-ordered release pending.
Trump Slams Media Over Saudi Tanker Reports, Calls Coverage Misleading
US President Donald Trump refuted claims that five US refuelling planes were destroyed in Saudi Arabia, labeling media reports as 'intentionally misleading' and accusing outlets of undermining US military efforts in West Asia.
H-1B Visa Changes Threaten Teacher Staffing in Rural US Schools
New federal H-1B visa rules imposing $100,000 fees could devastate rural school districts that rely on international teachers to fill critical shortages in STEM and special education subjects.
US Shifts USS Tripoli, Marines from Indo-Pacific to Middle East
The Pentagon has ordered the USS Tripoli amphibious assault ship and approximately 2,500 Marines from the Indo-Pacific region to the Middle East, bolstering US military presence amid escalating tensions with Iran.
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Trump Threatens Iran, Seeks Allies for Strait of Hormuz
US President Donald Trump has threatened to bomb Iranian shores and shoot its boats, while urging China, France, and others to send warships to secure the Strait of Hormuz amid rising tensions.
Trump Urges China, UK to Send Warships to Strait of Hormuz
Former US President Donald Trump calls on China, the UK, and other nations to deploy warships to the Strait of Hormuz, aiming to secure this vital global oil shipping route amid rising tensions.
Kerala's Forgotten Anthropological Pioneer L K Ananthakrishna Iyer
On his 89th death anniversary, we explore the legacy of Diwan Bahadur L K Ananthakrishna Iyer, who reshaped Indian anthropology during British rule and challenged colonial narratives with groundbreaking fieldwork in Kerala.
Trump: Most Planes in Saudi Attack Had Little Damage
Former President Donald Trump has challenged media reports about Iranian strikes on US Air Force refueling planes at a Saudi Arabian base, asserting minimal damage occurred.
FBI Warns of Iranian Drone Attack on California, No Imminent Threat
An FBI alert raises concerns about a potential Iranian drone attack targeting California, based on unverified intelligence. Officials clarify there is no immediate threat, but experts warn of growing drone warfare risks.
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US Tightens Passport Rules for Green Card Lottery to Fight Fraud
The United States has finalized new regulations for the Diversity Immigrant Visa Program, requiring passport verification for all applicants starting April 2026 to reduce fraudulent entries.
Trump's Iran War: Bombing, Propaganda, and Oil Market Moves
Analysis of Trump's military campaign against Iran, including Kharg Island strikes, propaganda videos, and controversial oil market decisions involving Russia and India.
US Airstrikes on Iran's Kharg Island: Oil Market Impact
The US conducted bombing raids on Iran's Kharg Island oil export hub amid Strait of Hormuz tensions. Analysis of potential global oil price volatility and regional security implications.
US Strikes Iran's Kharg Island: Oil Infrastructure Spared
The United States has released footage showing precision strikes on Iran's Kharg Island, its largest oil export terminal. While military targets were hit, oil infrastructure was deliberately preserved, amid escalating tensions in the region.
U Visa Scam: 11 Indians Accused of Staging Fake Robberies in US
US authorities have arrested eleven Indian nationals for allegedly staging armed robberies to fraudulently obtain U Visas. The FBI-led investigation uncovered a conspiracy involving fake crimes at shops and restaurants.
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Gujaratis Charged in US for Fake Robberies to Get U Visas
Eleven Indian nationals from Gujarat face US charges for allegedly staging armed robberies at convenience stores to falsely claim victim status and obtain immigration benefits under the U visa program.
US Navy Launches LUCAS Kamikaze Drone from Carrier
The US Navy has unveiled its LUCAS low-cost combat drone, launched from an aircraft carrier in the Arabian Gulf. This marks a strategic shift towards affordable mass warfare in response to Iran's Shahed drones.
Trump Claims Iran Defeated After Kharg Island Airstrikes
US President Donald Trump released video footage of airstrikes on Iran's Kharg Island, asserting Iran is 'totally defeated' and seeking a deal, while warning against disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz.
F/A-18 Super Hornet: US Navy's Backbone in Iran Air War
The Boeing F/A-18 Super Hornet remains a critical asset for the US Navy, leading strikes in Operation Epic Fury against Iran. This article explores its history, role, and advanced capabilities.
DC Airports Resume After Chemical Smell Ground Stop
Flight operations in the Washington DC region have resumed following a temporary ground stop triggered by reports of a strong chemical smell at a key air traffic control facility, causing widespread cancellations and delays.
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Gulf Crisis May Hit India Remittances as Migrants Look Abroad
Indian Overseas Congress leader Mansoor Palloor warns that Gulf instability could drive migrants to Canada, Australia, and Europe, risking India's vital remittance inflows. Experts analyze potential economic impacts.
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