Abuse is systemic in Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Programme: Amnesty report
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Kash Patel hearing: Why Trump’s FBI pick supports Ram Mandir in Ayodhya
Patel accused Washington newspapers of only covering the past 50 years of history. He remarked to a leading daily in February 2024: “To bring things really up to date, the opening of Ram’s Temple, when PM Modi went there, all the Washington newspapers only covered the last 50 years of history. They forgot the 500…
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‘We have made some plans’: Railways’ Yadav on stopping Kohli in Ranji match
Thousands of fans gathered at Delhi’s Feroz Shah Kotla ground for the Ranji Trophy match between Railways and Delhi, eagerly awaiting Virat Kohli’s batting. Although Kohli did not bat on the first day, Railways’ Upendra Yadav led his team’s recovery, scoring 95 runs and helping achieve a total of 241.
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JD Vance educational qualifications: How Hillbilly Elegy and Yale paved his path to Trump’s White House
JD Vance’s journey from a struggling teen in Middletown, Ohio, to Vice President of the United States is a remarkable tale of transformation. After a turbulent childhood, Vance enlisted in the Marine Corps, then thrived academically at Ohio State University before attending Yale Law School. His education and diverse experiences paved the way for his…
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Over 22,000 words/day: Why White House stenographers are struggling with Trump
White House stenographers are struggling to keep pace with President Trump’s extensive and rapid public speaking schedule. His relentless commentary and frequent appearances even surpass the verbosity of his first term. Discussions about hiring additional staff are underway to manage the overwhelming workload.
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GOP lawmaker suggests high school students should work for lunch instead of relying on government aid, stirring controversy
Rep. Rich McCormick, a Republican congressman from Georgia, stirred controversy with remarks suggesting that high school students should work for their lunch instead of relying on government aid. In a CNN interview, McCormick argued that teens could gain valuable work experience and reduce dependency on government programs. His comments have sparked a debate about the…
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‘Defaming Punjabis’: AAP attacks BJP over alleged raid attempted at Mann’s house
Aam Aadmi Party accuses Bharatiya Janata Party of misusing the Election Commission and Delhi Police to defame Punjabis by conducting an unwarranted raid at Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann’s Delhi residence. AAP calls out BJP for allegedly distributing money openly without repercussions.
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How to organize, protect and streamline your inbox with an email alias
Almost everything you do online asks for your email. If you have been using the same one for a while, chances are hundreds or even thousands of services have it. They send promotional messages, social media alerts, newsletters and more, turning your inbox into complete chaos. You can tame this madness using an email alias….
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Black Hawk chopper unit was on annual proficiency training flight, Hegseth says
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth addressed the American people following the deadly collision involving an American Airlines plane and an Army helicopter outside Reagan National Airport. Hegseth says the crash occurred while the Black Hawk was on an annual proficiency training flight. “We do know on our side who was involved. It was a fairly experienced…
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Dave Matthews pulls out of LA Fire relief concert last minute due to ‘critical’ family illness
Dave Matthews pulled out of Thursday’s star-studded FireAid concert at the last minute on Wednesday, citing a “critical illness in the family.” “Due to a critical illness in the family, Dave Matthews is unfortunately unable to perform at the FireAid and MusiCares benefits this week,” a statement on the Dave Matthews Band Instagram account said. …
