Japan's First Female PM Calls Snap Election for Fresh Mandate
Japan's Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi announces a snap election just three months into her term, aiming to capitalize on high approval ratings and secure a renewed mandate from voters.
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Green Card Risks: 10 Mistakes That Lead to Deportation
The Trump administration has made clear that Green Cards no longer guarantee permanent US stay. Learn about 10 common errors that could lead to revocation and deportation.
DHS: 10,000+ Arrests in Minneapolis Immigration Operation
Homeland Security announces major immigration arrests in Minneapolis, sparking protests over enforcement tactics and the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good.
NYC's Rat War Snag: No Trash Bins Available
New Yorkers face fines for not using official trash bins by summer, but the bins are out of stock. Residents struggle to find them as the city blames vendor issues.
NRI Woman Wins UK Court Appeal for Workplace Fairness
An NRI woman has won a significant appeal in a UK court, securing workplace fairness rights related to her chronic illness. The ruling highlights protections for employees with long-term health conditions.
Trump to Meet Global CEOs in Davos Amid US Policy Focus
Former US President Donald Trump is set to meet with top global CEOs at the Davos forum, with US economic and trade policies under intense international scrutiny.
EB-1A Visa Demand Triples Amid H-1B Constraints
US EB-1A visa applications have surged threefold in four years as professionals seek permanent residency without employer sponsorship, while approval rates drop and credential fraud concerns rise.
US Ties Health Aid to African Government Funding Pledges
The United States revises its health assistance approach, making aid contingent on financial commitments from African governments to strengthen local healthcare systems.
Stevie Wonder's Role in Creating MLK Day
Martin Luther King Jr. Day became a federal holiday after years of activism. Stevie Wonder used his music and influence to push for its recognition, facing opposition along the way.
Doon Medical College Suspends Two Students for Ragging
Two MBBS students at Doon Medical College in Dehradun face suspension and fines after an anti-ragging committee found them guilty of assaulting first-year students.
ICE Agent Confronts Protesters in Minnesota: Viral Video
A viral video from St. Paul, Minnesota captures an ICE agent arguing with protesters during an arrest operation. The agent accused bystanders of disrupting the arrest of an alleged child sex offender.
US Retiree Eyes Delhi Move, Asks Reddit for Advice
A man in his mid-30s who retired early from US television industry is considering moving to Delhi. He loves Indian culture, food, and women, but seeks advice on feasibility and cultural acceptance.
US Flu Activity Declines But Remains Elevated, CDC Reports
Influenza activity in the United States shows a second week of decline or stabilization, yet hospitalization rates are historically high, with children and older adults most affected, according to CDC data.
Trump's Nuclear Stance Sparks Arms Race Fears
Donald Trump's recent comments on nuclear weapons have raised concerns about a potential global arms race, with experts warning of increased tensions and proliferation risks.
Trump Targets Sanctuary Cities in US Immigration Crackdown
President Trump announces end to federal funding for sanctuary jurisdictions as immigration enforcement intensifies in Minnesota following fatal ICE shooting.
Trump on Nobel Snub: Not Obligated to Think Only of Peace
Former US President Donald Trump responds to being overlooked for the Nobel Peace Prize, stating he feels free from the obligation to focus solely on peace in his messages to Norway.
Trump Links Greenland Bid to Nobel Peace Prize Snub
Former US President Donald Trump connects his stance on acquiring Greenland to not winning the Nobel Peace Prize, stating it made him lose interest in the territory.
NYC Equity Chief's Racist Posts Surface Before Appointment
Mayor Zohran Mamdani appoints Afua Atta-Mensah as chief equity officer, but her deleted X posts containing racist remarks against white women spark controversy.
Elon Musk Donates $10M to Kentucky Senate Candidate
Elon Musk makes his largest single Senate donation to Nate Morris in Kentucky, signaling massive spending for 2026 midterms after reconciling with Donald Trump.
Minneapolis Woman Helped Bleeding Man, Then Kicked Him Out
A Minneapolis woman helped a bleeding man escape an angry crowd, only to ask him to leave her car immediately after discovering he was far-right influencer Jake Lang.
Miller: Minnesota Police Ordered to 'Stand Down' in ICE Protests
White House aide Stephen Miller alleges local and state police in Minneapolis have been told to surrender authority to federal officers during ongoing anti-ICE demonstrations.
US Faces Dangerous Cold, Snow, and Fog - NWS Warnings
The National Weather Service issues urgent warnings as Arctic cold, snow, and dense fog hit multiple states from Florida to Alaska, threatening travel and safety.
Prince Harry in London for Privacy Case Against Daily Mail
Prince Harry arrived in London to testify in a major privacy lawsuit against Associated Newspapers. The case alleges illegal information gathering by the Daily Mail publisher.
Nancy Pelosi Mocked For Off-Key Singing At Bob Weir Tribute
Former US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi faces online ridicule after videos show her singing off-key at Bob Weir's memorial. Social media users question her behavior during the emotional tribute.
Anti-ICE Protesters Storm Church, Accuse Pastor of Federal Role
Protesters disrupted a Minnesota church service, alleging a pastor leads ICE operations. The action follows the killing of Renee Good and has sparked a federal investigation.
Indian-Origin Couple Among Five Arrested in US Drug Case
Five individuals, including an Indian-origin couple operating a motel, face drug conspiracy charges in Virginia after a joint FBI-police investigation uncovered fentanyl and cocaine sales.
Japan PM Takaichi Calls Snap Election, Dissolves Parliament
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi dissolves parliament, triggering snap elections amid political shifts. Voters will decide the nation's future direction soon.
Trump Wields Executive Power with Few Restraints
One year into his return, Donald Trump exercises presidential authority with minimal institutional checks, relying largely on his own judgment.
MLK Day 2026: US Closures and Openings Guide
As Martin Luther King Jr Day approaches on January 19, 2026, learn which US services will close and which remain open. Banks, postal services, and markets will pause operations.
Europe Rejects US Blackmail Over Greenland Tariffs
European ministers strongly reject US tariff threats on Greenland, declaring they will not be blackmailed. The dispute highlights transatlantic tensions over trade and environmental policies.
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