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US politician trolled for his 'HinJew' family photo: 'Your kids are 0% Jewish'

Baltimore City Council president Zeke Cohen was trolled mercilessly after he posted a family photo, taking pride in his Hindu-Jewish family and calling it 'HinJew'. Social media users commented that it is just an Indian-American family and their children are not Jewish. "Love my HinJew blended family. Baltimore, nothing beats…

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Hasan Piker says he was denied entry to the UK ahead of major speaking events

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Who was Dave Fiji? Indian-origin pilot killed in helicopter crash in Georgia hours after marrying long-time partner

Dave Fiji, an Indian-origin pilot with Delta Air Lines, was killed in a helicopter crash in Georgia, United States, hours after marrying his long-time partner, Jesni.

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IShowSpeed’s new World Cup anthem ‘Champions’ has fans calling it FIFA 2026’s unofficial song

IShowSpeed has launched a new football song titled Champions. The track is for the upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup. It has quickly gained massive online attention. Fans are strongly supporting Champions to become the official World Cup anthem. The music video has already garnered significant views. This song celebrates the…

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87-year-old Florida man dies after Tesla on Autopilot mode crashes into pond

A Florida man died after his Tesla left a road and crashed into an electrical box and plunged into a pond while operating in Autopilot mode.

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Trump says Iran talks continue 'at rapid pace' as Tehran suspends negotiations after Lebanon strikes

US President Donald Trump stated that negotiations with Iran are progressing rapidly despite recent exchanges of fire testing a fragile ceasefire. He also announced a halt to attacks between Hezbollah and Israel following calls with Prime Minister Netanyahu and Hezbollah representatives. Iran, however, indicated it has ceased communication with Washington…

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Number 1 mistake people make in visa and Green Card applications, according to immigration experts

With increased scrutiny of the entire immigration process in the US, which starts with submitting applications for a visa or a Green Card, mistakes by applicants can cost dearly. But mistakes are not always incomplete forms or missing information, warned immigration attorney John Q Khosravi. According to him, the number…

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UK tribunal orders truant employer to pay Kerala man Rs 38.4L for not giving a day's work

A Kerala man, Shabin Shaji, was awarded £30,000 by a UK tribunal after a care agency brought him to Britain on a healthcare visa but failed to provide any work or pay. Shaji, who spent £17,000 to secure the visa, faced extreme hardship, relying on charity for survival. The agency's…

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Brooklyn landlord says he lost $325,000 as tenant stayed without paying rent: 'This has gone on for nine years'

A Brooklyn landlord says he has been left in a near decade-long legal battle that has drained hundreds of thousands of dollars in unpaid rent and legal costs.

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'Plume of smoke': At least two injured after fireworks factory explosion rattles northern Malta

A powerful explosion rocked a fireworks factory in Malta on Monday, injuring two men working in nearby fields. The blast, followed by further detonations, sent thick smoke billowing and scattered debris, shaking homes and shattering windows. Authorities confirmed minor injuries and that no workers were inside the facility at the…

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Quote of the day by Winston Churchill: “A good speech should be like a woman's skirt; long enough to cover the subject and short enough to...”

Churchill’s line keeps turning up in articles about public speaking, usually pulled out as a neat rule for how to hold an audience. It sits in that category of quotes people repeat without always checking the setting it came from. Still, it survives because it speaks to something familiar in…

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Asylum rejections without interviews? Trump administration moves to speed up deportation cases under new plan

Trump administration is preparing a new immigration policy that could reject asylum seekers without even interviewing them, according to a report cited by CBS News.

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Timeline of Henry Nowak murder case: Southampton's Vickram Digwa who killed 18-year-old student with Sikh dagger sentenced for life

Vickrum Digwa who stabbed Henry Nowak five times with his religious knife in the UK has been sentenced for life, concluding a high-octane case that was being followed all across the world. As the incident took place in December 2025, the Hampshire Police arrested and handcuffed Nowak as he was…

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The Forbidden City: Inside China's largest imperial palace complex, a hidden empire within a city for 500 years

At the centre of Beijing sits a place that once functioned as a city within a city. From above, the Forbidden City appears orderly and measured, enclosed by walls and surrounded by water. On the ground, however, it reveals something more complicated: a carefully managed world designed to organise power,…

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'If it’s over, I’ll tear the house down': Drunk US man demolishes family home after wife says marriage is over

A Pennsylvania man turned a marital row into a scene of destruction after threatening to demolish his family home and then carrying out the threat with an excavator while his wife and daughters were still inside.

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Therapy donkeys are helping psychiatric patients heal at a hospital on outskirts of Paris

At a Paris psychiatric hospital, therapy donkeys are aiding patients in managing mental health conditions as part of France's public healthcare. Patients engage in structured sessions, grooming and caring for the animals, which Nathalie, a patient, described as "animal medicine" bringing relief.

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Iran halts peace talks with US after Israel strikes Lebanon, plans to tighten control over Hormuz

Renewed attacks in Lebanon have halted US-Iran message exchanges, with Tehran threatening to block the Strait of Hormuz and activate new fronts. Iran insists on a complete cessation of Israeli operations in Gaza and Lebanon before resuming any talks. Escalating Israeli strikes in Beirut further complicate fragile diplomatic efforts.

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First Indian-American woman to take a company public in US says returning to India was not an option at her time

Vinita Gupta, who is called the first woman of Indian origin to have taken her company public in the US, said India is now different than her time. At her time, returning to India was not an option, but now good engineers have plenty of opportunities in India. Speaking to…

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'I want my marriage': Wife says she's deeply hurt after husband Graham Platner's sexting with other women becomes public

Maine Democratic Senate hopeful Graham Platner broke his silence over the sexting scandal and slammed the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times for running stories on gossip. The gossip, however, was allegedly provided by her wife Amy Gartner who has now said that it is shameful for the…

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'I truly supported it': Jill Biden admits she wanted Joe Biden to pardon Hunter, feared Trump would target their family

Former first lady Jill Biden has revealed that she supported former President Joe Biden's decision to pardon their son Hunter Biden.

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Schengen visa warning: 10 countries where your application is most likely to be rejected

The Schengen visa remains one of the most widely used travel permits in the world, giving access to a large part of Europe under a single short-stay system. Every year, millions of applications move through consulates spread across different countries, each handling them in its own way despite shared rules.…

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No Instagram, no TikTok till 16: Malaysia bans social media accounts for teens

Malaysia has banned children under 16 from social media, requiring platforms to verify ages and remove underage users. This move aims to protect minors from harmful content and cyberbullying. While some parents support the restrictions, others worry about unintended consequences and the potential for children to bypass the rules.

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Quote of the day by Marie Antoinette: “When everyone else is losing their heads, it is important to…” — what this quote reveals about calmness, leadership, emotional control, decision-making, and why staying composed can become your greatest strength

Every generation believes it is living through unusually stressful times.

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Jill Biden says she was shocked after Kamala Harris lost to Trump, 'You were?' asks interviewer

Former first kasy Jill Biden has now said that she was so certain that Kamala Harris would win the 2024 election and beat Donald Trump that she was shocked when it did not happen. As she claimed this in a new inteview on CBS News to Rita Braver ahead of…

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Is Israel derailing US-Iran peace talks? Lebanon strikes cast shadow over negotiations

Israel’s decision to resume strikes on Beirut’s southern suburbs has added a new layer of complexity to the fragile diplomacy between Washington and Tehran, with Iranian officials questioning whether military escalation by Israel is undermining efforts to reach a broader agreement with the United States.

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