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The US president’s clamp down on immigration and flouting of the rule of law in Minnesota is entrenching long-established reserves of solidarity

Pakistan faces a perilous tightrope walk as US-Iran tensions escalate. Caught between seeking vital US dollars for its economy and appeasing domestic Islamic sentiment, Islamabad is leveraging its unique diplomatic position. The nation's history of strategic ambiguity and its proximity to Iran present both opportunities and immense risks, potentially drawing…

The high-profile killings of Minneapolis residents Alex Pretti and Renee Nicole Good are only two among many

Canadian-Indian chartered accountant and career coach Nidhi Nagori said that immigrants founded, developed, and made work easier for nations such as the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and much of Europe. She called these countries 'coloniser states'

US President Trump issued a stark warning to Iran, urging them to negotiate an "equitable" deal without nuclear weapons or face an attack far worse than "Operation Midnight Hammer." He reiterated claims of a massive "Armada" fleet heading towards Iran. Tehran rejected talks, deeming them impossible in an "atmosphere of…

As the public sector of Texas remains beyond the sudden H-1B freeze announced by Texas Governor Greg Abbott, the impact on Indians is believed to be minimal. Though India is one of the countries receiving the highest number of H-1B visas, the concentration is mostly in the IT industry, which…

A security guard tackled the man within seconds and he was escorted out. Omar briefly moved towards the attacker but was urged by organisers to end the event and seek medical attention. She declined and chose to continue the town hall.

Trump said he felt 'even worse' about the death of Renee Good than that of Alex Pretti because Good's parents were Trump supporters, a comment that has intensified scrutiny of federal immigration enforcement.

Candace Owens sparked backlash after opening her show by suggesting that Charlie Kirk’s life resembled “The Truman Show.” Critics argued the remark implied his family and inner circle were part of a staged reality. Owens dismissed the outrage as media-driven, reigniting debate over speculation, influence, and responsibility in political commentary.