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Meet Ankur Nagpal: Serial entrepreneur whose 2021 social media post is creating major visa abuse controversy

A 2021 post by Indian-origin entrepreneur Ankur Nagpal is at the center of a major controversy as an investigative report flagged his post as visa abuse. Nagpal wrote that if anyone was trying to immigrate to the US on an O-1 visa and needs some references, they can reach out…

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YouTube adds direct messaging feature, expands to 30+ countries in Europe

YouTube is testing a new feature allowing users to send direct messages within the app. This enables sharing videos and communicating with friends without leaving YouTube. The feature is currently available in over 30 European countries. This update transforms YouTube into a social media platform, simplifying video sharing and potentially…

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Council in London issues fine of over £1,000 each to two Indian-origin men for spitting paan

TOI Correspondent from London: Two Indian-origin men have been fined over £1,000 each for spiting paan in the London borough of Brent, which is on a campaign blitz to stop the menace.

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Zakat al Mal vs Zakat al Fitr: Key difference many Muslims still get wrong ahead of Eid ul Fitr 2026; charity rules explained

As Ramadan 2026 concludes, a key question arises: the distinction between Zakat al Mal and Zakat al Fitr. While both are mandatory Islamic charities, Zakat al Mal is an annual wealth-based obligation, whereas Zakat al Fitr is a fixed per-person charity due before Eid al Fitr prayer, ensuring inclusion for…

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Indian-origin ‘Kenny’ Patel wanted by FBI for defrauding people nationwide over five years

An Indian-origin man accused of running a large fraud scheme across the United States is now on the radar of federal authorities, with the FBI seeking information on his whereabouts.

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'The Antichrist will...': Inside Silicon Valley giant Peter Thiel's secret Rome lectures challenging the Pope

A tech billionaire. A closed-door lecture series in the shadow of the Vatican. A theological argument that turns two thousand years of Christian thought inside out. This is not a culture war spat. It is something far stranger.

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Who Is Baiano? Streamer Under Fire After Awkward Interview Gesture Toward Gen.G Star Chovy Sparks Debate

Baiano faced backlash after placing a popcorn prop in front of Gen.G star Chovy during an interview. The gesture carried a negative meaning in Brazilian gaming culture, leading to criticism online. After the incident spread, Baiano apologized, and Gen.G CEO Arnold Hur confirmed it crossed a line, highlighting cultural differences…

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'Not aware': Tulsi Gabbard says she does not know Trump said he was shocked by Iran's strike on Gulf countries

Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard said she was not aware of President Donald Trump's reaction that he was shocked when Iran decided to strike US allies in the Gulf region. As Gabbard testified before Congress, she was asked whether she provided any intelligence to the POTUS that a counterattack…

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Is streamer Clavicular Really Earning $20000 Daily on Kick? Mog World Order Subathon Raises Serious Content Questions

Clavicular revealed he is earning around $20,000 per day from his Kick subathon, sparking mixed reactions online. While some praised his consistency, others questioned the content quality. The streamer also admitted that parts of his livestream feel repetitive. His ongoing Mog World Order series continues to draw attention for both…

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'Criminal have to pay soon': Iran's supreme leader Mojtaba Khamenei's first reaction on killing of security chief Larijani

Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei on Wednesday said that the killer of country's security chief Ali Larijani will have to "pay soon" for his blood.

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British adult content creator Bonnie Blue charged after lewd gesture outside Indonesian Embassy in London

British adult content creator Bonnie Blue, legally named Tia Billinger, 26, has been charged with outraging public decency over a provocative stunt outside the Indonesian Embassy in Westminster last December.

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US-Iran war Day 19 highlights: Mojtaba Khamenei releases rare revenge message, strikes hit airports and energy sites

Iran vows revenge after top security officials were killed in Israeli strikes, escalating the 19-day conflict. Energy infrastructure is hit, oil prices surge, and the war expands regionally with attacks in Saudi Arabia and the UAE. US intelligence notes Iran's government remains intact despite leadership losses, while global powers discuss…

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“You’re girl-mathing it”: Candace Owens draws criticism over women remark as Erika Kirk series pause impacts YouTube podcast numbers

Candace Owens claimed her podcast is number one globally, but users on X questioned the data. She replied that a 10-day break to prepare for her Erika Kirk series affected average numbers, not total reach. The exchange has drawn attention to how podcast rankings are calculated and put focus on…

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Marques Brownlee Reacts to YouTube AI Threat as MKBHD Admits Some Creators Could Become Obsolete Soon

Marques Brownlee said YouTube AI tools are not likely to replace his content but could affect other creators who focus only on information. Speaking to Jon Youshaei, he explained that viewers still value human opinion and entertainment. However, features like AI summaries may reduce watch time for some channels as…

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'Most famous Islamic architecture': Mehdi Hasan calls out Laura Loomer over her Taj Mahal remarks

British journalist Mehdi Hasan criticised American far-right activist Laura Loomer on social media over her recent comments on the Taj Mahal, calling into question her understanding of Islamic architecture. On X, Hasan wrote, "The most famous Islamic architecture in the world! How can she be this dumb?"

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US intel chief Tulsi Gabbard rules out foreign threat to November elections

America's top spy chief declared no foreign threat to the upcoming November elections, a departure from previous assessments. This statement drew sharp criticism from Senator Mark Warner, who questioned the intelligence director's involvement in domestic election matters, citing a Georgia voting machine seizure as an example of misplaced national security…

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US intelligence chief says Iran not rebuilding nuclear programme, undercutting Donald Trump’s war rationale

US intelligence indicates Iran has not rebuilt nuclear enrichment capacity post-strikes, contradicting President Trump's war justification. Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard's testimony revealed no efforts to restore capability, despite Trump's claims of an imminent threat. This finding fuels Democratic pressure regarding the administration's rationale for the ongoing conflict.

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What is Jones Act? Trump waives 100-year-old shipping law for 60 days amid Iran war to ease fuel prices

US President Donald Trump has announced a temporary 60-day waiver of the century-old Jones Act, a move aimed at easing rising energy prices as global oil markets remain volatile due to escalating tensions involving Iran.

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Indian-American student Gautham Rajanikanth missing in Pittsburgh; police end search without answers

The search for 17‑year‑old Gautham Rajanikanth, a high school student from South Fayette Township in the Pittsburgh area, has officially ended, authorities said.

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First cousin marriage remains legal in Florida as bill fails to pass: 'Plenty of people here...'

A bill aiming to ban marriage between first cousins failed to pass in the Florida Senate as the lawmakers ran out of time in the legislative session. State Representative Dean Black, who championed the bill, hoped that it would be taken up in near future by the lawmakers. “There are…

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Iran leadership decimated: Which top figures were killed in US-Israeli strikes?

A series of US-Israeli strikes since February 28 has killed Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and several other top political and military figures. These unprecedented attacks have created a leadership vacuum, intensified regional conflict, and disrupted ongoing nuclear talks, pushing the Middle East into a new phase of instability.

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Choke on Strait of Hormuz hurts many nations, US is not one of them - in fact, it profits

President Donald Trump's recent appeal to Asian allies to help secure the Strait of Hormuz amid escalating tensions in the war against Iran, bluntly brought to focus their outsized reliance: "Countries that receive oil through the Strait of Hormuz must take care of that passage — China, Japan, South Korea…

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Eid truce: Pakistan and Afghanistan temporarily halt military operations after deadly Kabul strike

Pakistan has temporarily halted military operations against Afghanistan for Eid, following requests from Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar. This pause comes amid escalating border tensions after a deadly Kabul attack, which Pakistan claims targeted a site used for drone storage and training suicide bombers.

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Pakistan, China pose biggest nuclear threat to US, says Tulsi Gabbard

US intelligence chief Tulsi Gabbard identified Pakistan as a major nuclear threat, alongside Iran, China, Russia, and North Korea. These nations are developing advanced missile systems capable of reaching the US homeland. Gabbard also noted North Korea's growing ties with Russia and China, while stating Iran's nuclear program was effectively…

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White House says Joe Kent was not involved in Iran operation talks, reaffirms Donald Trump’s confidence in Tulsi Gabbard

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt defended President Trump's Iran war decision, stating former NCTC chief Joe Kent was not involved in discussions. Leavitt asserted Trump has full confidence in DNI Tulsi Gabbard, countering Kent's claim of no imminent threat. She highlighted intelligence indicating Iran's nuclear ambitions and aggressive missile…

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