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Indian man in Boston pleads guilty to visa fraud; took part in a fake robbery to get U visa

40-year-old Mitul Patel pleaded guilty in Boston, Massachusetts, to visa fraud, where an organized gang staged a robbery so that the 'victims' could apply for a U visa. Mitul Patel was one of the so-called victims. The sentencing in this case is scheduled for July 29. Ten others were previously…

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Best proverb of the day: Russian wisdom “All are not cooks that walk with long knives” teaches us reality vs pretense, encourages critical thinking

Who does not know the old saying that all that glitters is not gold? In an age of showmanship where everybody is busy curating a different reality on social media for virality, we often need a reminder of these old words that can bring us back to the ground reality.…

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11 best cities to retire in Croatia with beautiful coastlines and historic charm: Karlovac, Zagreb, Pula and more

Retirement in Croatia can take many different forms depending on where you choose to settle. Some people are drawn to the Adriatic coast, where old stone streets meet the sea and everyday routines include walks along waterfront promenades. Others prefer inland cities with leafy parks, lively markets and a calendar…

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Meet Shankh Mitra, Indian-origin executive ranked second-highest paid CEO in the world after Elon Musk

Shankh Mitra, an engineer originally from Kolkata, is making headlines as he takes the helm at Welltower, earning the title of the world's second-highest paid CEO. His remarkable compensation of $821 million in 2025, primarily through stock awards linked to the company's long-term success, exemplifies the rising trend in executive…

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A new archaeological dataset reveals early 10,000 years of human life existence in the high Pyrenees

For decades, archaeologists largely assumed that Europe's highest mountain landscapes were places people crossed rather than inhabited. Harsh winters, steep terrain and short growing seasons seemed to make long-term occupation unlikely, leaving many alpine regions treated as seasonal or marginal in archaeological research. Fresh evidence from the Spanish Pyrenees paints…

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Kash Patel's girlfriend says it's an honor to sing national anthem at Freedom250, she is not taking payment

FBI director Kash Patel's girlfriend Alexis Wilkins once again came out in her own defense and announced that she did not take any payment for singing the national anthem at the Freedom250 fair. The 16-day event ahead of the country's 250th Independence Day on July 4 was kicked off on…

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Abu Dhabi orders closure of Safari Plaza restaurant after inspectors flag food safety violations

Authorities in Abu Dhabi have ordered the closure of Safari Plaza Restaurant after inspectors found repeated food safety violations that were deemed a threat to public health.

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Controversial Streamer Johnny Somali loses South Korea appeal, court upholds six-month prison sentence

Johnny Somali’s appeal has been rejected by a South Korean court, leaving his six-month prison sentence with labor unchanged. Prosecutors also failed to secure a longer three-year sentence. According to Legal Mindset, Somali may still appeal to the Supreme Court. The case follows his convictions over business obstruction, public disturbance…

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Air Canada flight swerves mid-air after pilot suffers seizure; passengers start 'praying'

Panic spread through an Air Canada-operated flight after the aircraft began swerving in mid-air when its captain suffered a medical emergency. The frightened passengers started to pray as the plane was diverted for an emergency landing in Boston, reports the New York Post.

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Britain's largest chalk hill figure gets 17 tonnes of fresh chalk and a new method to fight climate-driven erosion

Britain's largest chalk hill figure has spent over a thousand years staring out from the slopes of a Dorset hillside, and this May it needed more than a touch-up. In late May 2026, around 300 volunteers and National Trust staff descended on Giant Hill above the village of Cerne Abbas…

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70-year wait for Green Card unfair to Indians: Republican senator pushes for removal of country cap

Republican Senator Roger Marshall advocated for more Indians in the US at a time when several of his party colleagues want to pause the entry of Indians on the H-1B visa permanently. Marshall said he does not support the per-country cap on Green Cards, which makes the wait for Green…

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Streamer Clavicular slams GTA 6 character rumors, calls Rockstar Games ‘clout chasing’

Streamer Clavicular pushed back against online rumours that a GTA VI character is based on him. In a viral clip shared by @viewsceo, he accused Rockstar Games of “clout chasing” and said he would not play the game. Rockstar has not confirmed the rumour, and there is no official evidence…

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Saudi TV reporter killed in Yemen car bomb blast; government vows to track down perpetrators

A correspondent for Saudi Arabia's Al Arabiya television was killed in Yemen after a bomb planted on his vehicle exploded in the eastern city of Mukalla, Reuters reported on Thursday, citing the broadcaster.

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Planning a Saudi trip? Brits can stay up to 180 days under new electronic travel permit from July

British citizens travelling to Saudi Arabia will be able to apply for an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) from July 1, 2026, under a new entry system announced by the Kingdom's Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

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US judge blocks Trump's mail-in voting order ahead of November elections

US District Judge Indira Talwani ruled in favour of several Democratic-led states, which argued that the Republican president was unlawfully attempting to interfere in the administration of federal elections by the states. Trump signed the executive order on March 31 after repeatedly calling for stricter controls on mail-in voting and…

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Poland's PM calls for ‘truth’ and 'mutual respect' with Ukraine amid diplomatic row over WWII legacy

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk on Thursday called for relations between Poland and Ukraine to be built on “truth” and “mutual respect” as the two countries sought to ease tensions at the Ukraine Recovery Conference in Gdansk, following a dispute over historical issues that led Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to…

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'I don't know, mayor of a town?' Trump's first remarks on UK PM frontrunner Andy Burnham

In his first remarks on Andy Burnham, US President Donald Trump appeared unfamiliar with the UK PM frontrunner, describing him as "the mayor of a town".

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Indian-origin doctor couple donates $500K to US medical school: "To give back in a small way is extremely rewarding"

Dr Rakesh Gupra and Dr Vinita Gupta, an Indian-origin doctor couple and philanthropists, donated $500,000 to the Methodist University Cape Fear Valley Health School of Medicine. The university said that $100,000 out of the entire sum will be available immediately as merit scholarships for matriculating students in 2026 and 2027.…

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Auckland-based Indian restaurant owner ordered to pay $400,000 for exploiting workers, forcing them to work 90 hours a week

An Auckland Indian restaurant and its former owner have been ordered to pay about $400,000 after authorities discovered systematic exploitation of migrant workers, including forcing staff to work up to 90 hours a week while paying them for only a fraction of that time.

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Saudi King approves hosting 1,000 Umrah pilgrims from 16 Asian countries under guest programme

Saudi Arabia's Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, King Salman, has approved the hosting of 1,000 Umrah pilgrims from across the world under the Guests of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques Program for Hajj, Umrah, and Visit.

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‘We're here to fight for them’: King Charles backs exiled Afghan women cricketers, sends strong message to Taliban

In a powerful gesture of solidarity, King Charles III welcomed Afghanistan's exiled women's cricket team to Clarence House on Wednesday, offering public support to a group of athletes who are no longer permitted to represent their homeland under Taliban rule.

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A powerful quote on choosing courage over fear: 'One can choose to go back toward safety or ... '

Life presents a constant choice between the comfort of the familiar and the potential of growth, a struggle psychologist Abraham Maslow explored. This journey demands repeatedly confronting fear to embrace new experiences, whether in career, relationships, or personal development. True progress often begins where security ends, requiring courage to step…

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UK plans jail terms of up to 5 years for gender, sexuality 'conversion therapies'

The legislation would also make it an offence to encourage or assist conversion practices carried out outside England and Wales, extending the scope of the proposed ban beyond the country's borders. The government first committed to introducing a ban on conversion practices in 2021 and reaffirmed that commitment in January…

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No cars, only carts: This US town has banned cars for over 125 years, and Amazon deliveries still arrive by horse-drawn cart

In an age of electric vehicles, autonomous driving and drone deliveries, one American destination continues to do things the old-fashioned way. On Mackinac Island in Michigan, cars have been banned for more than 125 years, leaving horse-drawn carts, bicycles and pedestrians to share the streets instead. The unique transport system…

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Proverb that warns against betrayal from within: 'When the axe handle was a branch of our own, we have come to the destruction of our home'

According to a well-known Turkish saying, true destruction originates from within, just as a tree falls at the strike of an axe made from its own branches. This enlightening phrase paints a vivid picture of how silence, poor decisions, and internal conflicts can sap the strength of organizations, communities, and…

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