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Entered US on student visa, obtained green card, now in ICE custody: Australian man convicted of rape arrested in Florida

An Australian man who once entered the United States as a student and later secured permanent residency is now in immigration custody after a string of serious convictions.

The Times of India

Zelenskyy sends a delegation to US to seek resumption of Russia-Ukraine talks

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says he sent an official delegation to the United States in a bid to move forward suspended negotiations on ending Russia’s invasion of his country

The Independent UK

Could Middle East war bring region closer to an 'Arab NATO'?

Egypt is again calling for a joint Arab military alliance – sometimes described as an “Arab NATO” – to defend the region. But Arab states are deeply divided over the idea, Middle East analyst Hasni Abidi tells RFI.

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A First For Audi: New Model Is Coming To America Before Global Rollout

European luxury automakers typically take their time bringing new models to the United States. It can take months, if not years, before a product gets its U.S. visa. However, Audi is about to break with tradition by launching the Q9 in the Land of the Free before a global rollout…

Motor1

'F-35 a monument to arrogance of US military': Iran calls damage to aircraft 'collapse of an order'

Iran lashed out at the United States after a reported strike on an F-35 stealth fighter, calling the aircraft a “monument to arrogance” and claiming the incident signals the “collapse of an order” dominated by American military power amid the ongoing war in the West Asia triggered by US, Israel…

The Times of India

Arizona heatwave shatters records as temperatures soar to highest ever in March

Thursday saw a staggering 43.3C (110F) recorded in the Arizona desert, obliterating the highest March temperature ever noted in the US.

The Independent UK

'I am alive', 'Israel acted alone': 10 takeaways from Netanyahu’s address after Iran hits Gulf energy hubs

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has delivered one of his most expansive defences of the ongoing war with Iran, framing it as a defining global struggle rather than a regional conflict. Speaking amid intensifying strikes and mounting economic fallout across the Gulf, Netanyahu repeatedly cast Israel’s actions as part of…

The Times of India

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If you still need to fly amid global travel chaos, here’s what to know

We are now three weeks into the war between the United States, Israel and Iran, which has grown to engulf much of the Middle East. There are few signs the conflict will slow down or stop anytime soon.

The Conversation

US approves $16 billion funding in military sales to Gulf nations affected by Iran conflict

The United States on Thursday approved $16.46 billion in military sales to the United Arab Emirates and Kuwait, as Gulf states contend with the fallout from the ongoing conflict with Iran.

The Times of India

World Baseball Classic television audience doubles for 2026 tournament

Venezuela’s 3-2 win over the United States in the World Baseball Classic championship game was seen by 10,784,000 viewers on Fox and Fox Deportes, nearly double the 5.4 million who watched Japan defeat the Americans in the 2023 final on FS1, Fox Deportes and the network’s streaming service

The Independent UK

‘Does anyone really think someone can tell Trump what to do?’ Netanyahu denies 'dragging' US 'into Iran war'

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday asserted Israel’s independent military decision-making even as he emphasised close coordination with the United States amid the ongoing conflict with Iran. However, he denied claims that Israel "dragged" US into a war, during a media briefing.

The Times of India

The Subaru WRX Is Dying In Japan, But There's Good News For America

The Subaru WRX is dead in Japan. According to a statement posted on the automaker’s consumer website in its domestic market, production of the WRX S4 is ending, including the WRX S4 STI. The automaker will stop accepting orders on May 18.

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Rep. Dan Goldman zeros in on Trump’s potential involvement in the Epstein files, and the implications are explosive

Although the United States is at war with Iran, Congress has not forgotten that the Epstein files have not yet been fully released. Rep. Dan Goldman from New York highlighted President Donald Trump’s alleged involvement with sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

The Mary Sue

Uber’s new travel option for women aims to address safety concerns—but it comes with its own risks

Uber is rolling out a much-anticipated new feature called ‘Women Preferences’ nationwide across the United States, giving women riders and drivers more control over their ride-sharing experience. This move, which began expanding on March 19, 2026, aims to address long-standing feedback from women regarding comfort and safety.

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‘I think I can do anything’: Donald Trump’s talk of invading Cuba next feels fitting for the convicted offender he is

President Donald Trump reasserted the possibility of military action in Cuba at a White House signing ceremony. Leading up to the press conference, Trump has already hinted at annexing the country for reasons still unknown.

The Independent UK

Fifa president responds to Iran’s request to move World Cup games out of US

FIFA President Gianni Infantino announced that the World Cup will proceed as scheduled, rejecting Iran's request to move its games from the United States to Mexico.

The Independent UK

Cuba readies for first Russian oil shipment of the year as energy crisis deepens

Cuba is preparing to receive its first shipment of Russian oil this year, just days after the government announced it was operating on natural gas, solar power and thermoelectric plants as severe power outages continue to hit an island whose power grid is crumbling

The Times of India

Who are Iran’s ‘noble born’ working in top faculty posts at US universities despite ongoing conflict

Students and staff at colleges across the United States include relatives of Iran’s political elite, even as Iran’s leaders continue to oppose the United States in public rhetoric.

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The Silent Killer Is Still #1—These Heart Disease Stats Tell the Real Story

Heart disease doesn’t announce itself with fanfare or warning signs—it quietly stakes a claim as the leading cause of death year after year. Millions of lives are touched by it, and the numbers don’t lie: nearly one in every four deaths in the United States stems from some form of…

International Business Times UK

US E-Waste Dumping Fails: Thailand to Return 284 Tonnes of Hazardous Electronics

Thai authorities intercepted 284 tonnes of e-waste falsely declared as scrap metal from Haiti, highlighting issues in global waste management.

We Got This Covered

Donald Trump cooked a story to justify U.S. Iran attacks, but forgot to share the tale with his own intelligence chiefs

Even lying needs brain cells.

We Got This Covered

Senior Trump official who spoke out against Israel under investigation by FBI, facing lengthy prison sentence

The White House dismisses his claim of Israeli pressure on Trump as "absurd".

The Guardian - US

Buzz kill: US breweries shutter as fanfare over craft beers appears to fade

The Conversation

Can British drones help secure the strait of Hormuz for international shipping?

After pressing allies for support – and being rebuffed – US president Donald Trump now insists that the United States can reopen the Strait of Hormuz alone. However, this would focus the risk on US forces and stretch limited naval resources.

Times Life

Why Even Rich Indians Don’t Want to Return Home

For years, the plan was simple. Go abroad, earn in dollars, save crores, and come back to India. But today, that story is changing. Even after earning ₹5 to ₹10 crore or more, many Indians are choosing not to return. This is no longer a personal choice. It is a…

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