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Epstein's prison guard reveals shocking details about day convicted pedophile was found dead in his cell: 'To be very honest...'

Fresh questions have emerged about the death of Jeffrey Epstein after a former prison guard told congressional investigators that she was not the unidentified figure seen approaching his cell block on the night before he died.

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Henry Nowak won't be the last: JD Vance blames mass migration for UK stabbing, triggers diplomatic row

Vice President JD Vance weighed in on the stabbing of UK student Henry Nowak by Sikh man Vickrum Digwa and blamed mass migration for it. Holding the police and the government liable for the stabbing, after which the victim was handcuffed by the police as Digwa lied that he was…

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US judge invalidates travel and visa ban on 39 countries: What happens next?

A US federal judge ruled on Friday that the Donald Trump administration's immigration ban on 39 countries imposed after last November's DC shooting was unlawful. Chief US District Judge John McConnell in Providence, Rhode Island, ruled that the US Citizenship and Immigration Services had adopted a series of unlawful policies…

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Indian student fights for life in Chicago after 25-ft fall at subway station, family seeks help

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‘Gurdwara is empty’: Sikhs scared to come out of houses in Southampton after Vickrum Digwa killed Henry Nowak

Sikhs in Southampton say they are living in fear and avoiding going out after a Sikh man named Vickrum Singh Digwa was jailed for the murder of student Henry Nowak. Sikh community leaders are warning of rising racial abuse and intimidation in the city.

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US lawmaker introduces bill to end H-1B to green card pathway

A Republican lawmaker has introduced a sweeping bill in the US House of Representatives, seeking to overhaul the H-1B visa programme, proposing tougher hiring requirements, higher wage thresholds and restrictions that could significantly affect Indian technology professionals.

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Unicorn in the USA: Indians aren't stealing American jobs; they are building entire HR departments

Immigrants are driving America's innovation, founding 59% of billion-dollar startups, known as unicorns. People of Indian origin lead this trend, establishing 96 such companies. These ventures employ thousands and contribute trillions to the U.S. economy, challenging narratives of immigrants harming the job market. International students also play a crucial role…

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'Brics has overtaken G7': Putin praises 'key partner India', Global South growth; slams Western sanctions

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday said that "Brics has overtaken the G7" in terms of economic size, while also praising India as a "key partner" for its leading role in the IT and software industry.

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India’s Mundra Port linked to Saudi Arabia’s Jeddah in new Red Sea shipping route

Saudi Arabia’s Saudi Ports Authority (Mawani) has introduced a new shipping service connecting Jeddah Islamic Port with India’s Mundra Port, aimed at strengthening maritime trade ties and improving logistics efficiency between the two countries.

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'Compared to Hitler': YouTuber couple faces backlash for terminating pregnancy after learning unborn child had Down syndrome

YouTuber Jesse Ridgway and his wife Ashley have said they are receiving death threats and online abuse after revealing they made the decision to terminate a pregnancy following a Down syndrome diagnosis.

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New rule for work permit in US: Asylum seekers may lose jobs under DHS proposal

The Department of Homeland Security has come up with a new proposal to restrict who gets to work in the US legally and for how long. The proposal is for non-citizens but not skilled workers; the new proposal particularly targets those with humanitarian parole, non-DACA deferred status, and those facing…

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Drug smugglers Baltej Singh and Himatjit Kahlon lose final bid to overturn jail terms in NZ’s largest meth importation case

Two men behind New Zealand’s largest-ever methamphetamine importation operation have failed in their final attempt to overturn prison sentences of more than 20 years, after the country's supreme court dismissed their applications for leave to appeal.

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Henry Nowak case: How handcuffed UK student's murder by Sikh man sparked national outrage - timeline of events

The murder of 18-year-old Henry Nowak by Sikh man Vickrum Singh Digwa sparked national outrage after police bodycam footage showed the Southampton student being handcuffed moments after he was stabbed. The incident triggered protests across the UK and drew reactions from prominent figures, ranging from Prime Minister Keir Starmer to…

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He feared he couldn't compete with AI: Indian family dumps American Dream, leaves US after tragedy

A mother with her two children decided to return to India, leaving their property in Texas after a massive tragedy struck them last year. The story of Priya Narayanaswamy, who came to India this April, emerged in a report by Bloomberg on the real estate crisis that the US is…

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'Are you from India?' Donald Trump takes swipe at reporter in Oval office, triggers racism row

During a White House press interaction, President Trump questioned an Indian journalist's nationality before taking her question, later stating he was "kidding." He then described Indian Prime Minister Modi as a "good friend" and expressed confidence in a trade agreement, asserting the US now benefits significantly from its economic ties…

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From lava to life: How a volcanic island ‘Surtsey’ born in 1963 became nature's ultimate experiment

On a cold November morning in 1963, fishermen sailing off Iceland's southern coast noticed something unusual. Dark smoke was rising from the sea. At first, it looked like a ship on fire. Then the ocean began to erupt.

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In 1946, this smiling woman became the face of Italy’s republic, but her name was forgotten

A smiling young woman, Anna Iberti, became an iconic, yet anonymous, symbol of Italy's transition to a republic in 1946. Her image, capturing post-war optimism, remained a national mystery for over 70 years until her identity as a 24-year-old office worker was rediscovered. This story highlights how photography immortalizes pivotal…

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A Swedish research robot submarine detects unknown structures beneath Antarctica’s Dotson Ice Shelf, and the find suggests ice shelf’s underside is more complex than expected

A lost robot submarine, Ran, has revealed a surprisingly complex hidden landscape beneath Antarctica's Dotson Ice Shelf. Detailed maps show giant terraces, deep channels, and unusual pits carved by ocean currents. These findings offer unprecedented insights into the unseen changes occurring below the ice, highlighting the dynamic processes shaping the…

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Trains in Switzerland are now running over solar panels in a world-first clean energy test

A groundbreaking experiment is underway in Switzerland where solar panels are installed between railway tracks. This innovative project aims to generate renewable energy without using additional land. The technology is being tested for durability against train traffic and weather. If successful, this could revolutionize renewable energy generation worldwide, especially for…

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Karmelo Anthony trial: Attorney says he stabbed Austin Metcalf in defense, didn't attack anyone else

The highly anticipated trial of Karmelo Anthony who stabbed Texas teen Austin Metcalf last year began with the shocking revelations. "I have been stabbed," Metcalf said as he was limping towards his twin brother Hunter Metcalf and then bled to death in his arms. The stabbing video has been shown…

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World's first AI-designed vaccine developed by UK scientists enters human trials

A groundbreaking AI-designed vaccine for Crimean-Congo haemorrhagic fever has entered human trials, marking a world-first for medical research. Developed by Oxford University and Basecamp Research, this initiative showcases AI's potential to drastically accelerate vaccine development for emerging infectious diseases. The trial aims to assess safety and immune response, potentially ushering…

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'Give me one last chance': Indian man confronted in UK over alleged grooming of 14-year-old girl

A viral video circulating on social media appears to show an Indian man being confronted by a group of self-styled "British patriots" in the United Kingdom over allegations that he attempted to sexually groom a 14-year-old girl online.

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UAE makes history with launch of first ever licensed sports betting and iGaming platform

The United Arab Emirates has launched its first licensed online gaming platform, Play971. This marks a significant step in the country's regulated gaming industry. The platform offers sports wagering and internet gaming options. Users must be 21 and present in the UAE. This development signals a new era for regulated…

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Quote of the day by Chinese philosopher Confucius: “Attack the evil that is within yourself, rather than attacking...”

Some quotations remain relevant because they describe a habit that seems almost timeless. The words attributed to Confucius do exactly that. Long before social media, television debates or modern politics existed, Confucius was reflecting on something that still feels familiar today: people often find it easier to point out faults…

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'I was in office that was attacked': Iran top diplomat Araghchi recalls Khamenei's 'martyrdom'

Iranian foreign minister Abbas Araghchi on Friday claimed he was inside the office of then-Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei when it was attacked during the first wave of US-Israeli strikes in Tehran on February 28 that triggered the Middle East conflict.

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