Father, son plead guilty in $100 million New Jersey deli stock scheme
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Who owns the ‘holy’ buffalo? Karnataka cops rely on DNA test to settle fight
A dispute has arisen between two villages in Karnataka over a temple buffalo, prompting police to conduct a DNA test. Kunibelakere villagers claim the buffalo, dedicated to their deity eight years ago, was stolen. Kulagatte villagers insist the animal is theirs, missing for two months.
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Luigi Mangione becomes eligible for death penalty as he’s charged with federal murder
Luigi Mangione Thursday waived extradition in Pennsylvania and came to New York where he was charged with murder. But to the surprise of Mangione’s lawyers, the federal authorities unsealed new charges against him which now make him eligible for the death penalty. There’s no death penalty in New York law but Luigi Mangione become the…
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‘Settle issues’: What Yunus told Shehbaz Sharif on 1971 liberation war
Bangladesh’s chief adviser, Muhammad Yunus, urged Pakistani PM Shehbaz Sharif to resolve outstanding issues from 1971 to improve bilateral relations. While Sharif highlighted the 1974 tripartite agreement, Yunus emphasized the importance of a SAARC summit. Both leaders agreed to strengthen ties through trade, cultural exchanges, and cooperation in areas like sugar industry and dengue management.
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Rupee breaches 85/$ for 1st time on Fed’s comment of fewer rate cuts in future
The Indian rupee fell to a record low against the US dollar, crossing the 85 mark for the first time. This drop was influenced by the US Federal Reserve’s indication of fewer-than-expected future rate cuts. While the decline makes imports costlier and benefits NRI remittances, its impact on export competitiveness is debated.
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Biden calls out ‘billionaires’ buying newspapers, laments changing media landscape
Nearing the end of his term, President Biden lamented during an interview posted on Thursday that the media landscape had changed drastically — and specifically called out “billionaires” who purchased major newspapers. When asked by MeidasTouch host Ben Meiselas why there was no positive news about the Biden economy circulating in the media, and if…
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Children’s holiday books to make special moment this season
Reading with your children and sharing stories you cherish (both old and new) helps you and your little ones create memorable traditions and leave a lasting impression for years to come. The holiday season is a magical time for families and reading festive children’s books offers more than just entertainment—they create opportunities for bonding, spark…
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‘America first’ vs. ‘America last’: What does Trump’s return mean for US foreign policy?
As President-elect Donald Trump prepares to return to the White House next month, what sort of foreign policy can Americans expect during his second stint in the Oval Office? Trump will pursue an “America first foreign policy,” J. Michael Waller, senior analyst for strategy at the Center for Security Policy, suggested during an interview with…
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Christian mother in Nigeria acquitted of blasphemy charges after years-long legal fight: Report
A Nigerian Christian has been fully acquitted of any wrongdoing after spending 19 months in prison on blasphemy charges. Rhoda Jatau, a mother of five, was arrested in May 2022 after she allegedly shared a “blasphemous” video to a WhatsApp group that condemned the murder of Nigerian Christian college student Deborah Emmanuel Yakubu, who had…
