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Indian student, headed to US, sent back from Amsterdam, unaware that his F-1 visa had been revoked in 2025

An Indian student faced a shock in Amsterdam when US Customs and Border Protection denied him entry to the US, stating his F-1 visa lacked validity. Despite his university confirming his I-20 and SEVIS record were active, his visa had been revoked months prior. He was forced to return to…

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Keir Starmer, Andy Burnham hold first face-to-face talks on 'orderly' leadership transition

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer met Andy Burnham, a leading contender for his successor, to ensure a smooth power transition. Burnham, who recently won a by-election, is the sole declared candidate for Labour leadership. Access talks with civil servants have been authorized for potential leaders, with discussions to cover government…

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Taliban delegation heads to Brussels for first EU talks focused on Afghan deportations

A delegation from Afghanistan's Taliban government is set to hold rare closed-door talks with European Union officials in Brussels on Tuesday. The discussions are expected to focus on the return of Afghan nationals from Europe, marking an unusual engagement between the bloc and a regime that none of its 27…

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Unconverted: Usha Vance, forced to share spotlight with Pak general, says she's quite happy with her Hindu faith

Vice President JD Vance's recent praise for Pakistan has ruffled feathers within the MAGA base, drawing criticism from fellow Republicans. Simultaneously, his wife, Usha Vance, publicly stated her contentment with her Hindu upbringing, sparking discussions about their interfaith marriage and her independent stance. These events are being closely watched as…

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New twist in JPMorgan 'sex slave' lawsuit: Chirayu Rana wants to withdraw, Lorna Hajdini says you can't just walk away

The sensational lawsuit involving a female executive and her male colleague who alleged that he was made a sex slave by the female, took the most surprising turn this week. New York Post reported that ex-JPMorgan banker Chirayu Rana wants to withdraw the case from the Manhattan Supreme Court and…

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Deadly heat grips France as crowds flock to water, drowning toll mounts to 40

The prolonged spell of extreme heat has disrupted daily life across the country. Schools, rail services and sporting events continue to face challenges, particularly in a nation where air conditioning is not widely used. Scientists have repeatedly linked the increasing frequency and intensity of extreme weather events to human-driven climate…

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Does VP not have his own login? Odd detail from JD Vance-Jared Kushner's photo triggers concerns

Qatari Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani shared a photo of Vice President JD Vance with Jared Kushner. "Live from Lucerne, work continues with @VP & @jaredkushner," the post read. Both Vance and Kushner were looking at something on the laptop, which looked like Vance's as he…

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Quote of the day by Plato: "There is nothing more divine than education. It is only through education that…" - the ancient idea that learning makes us fully human

We often think of education as something that happens inside classrooms, ends with a certificate, and is mostly about passing exams. Plato, one of the greatest thinkers who ever lived, saw it very differently, and far more grandly. To him, education was not simply the filling of a young mind…

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Early polls in Italy? Giorgia Meloni mulls April 2027 vote over 'popularity dip' fears

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni may have told Donald Trump not to worry about her popularity and focus on his own, but she is reportedly considering preponing the country’s next general elections over concerns that her popularity could slide the longer she waits.

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Iran has billions of frozen assets in India, China, Iraq; but why removing sanctions isn't easy

Iran stands to gain access to billions of dollars in oil revenues after the United States granted a 60-day sanctions reprieve as part of a newly signed US-Iran memorandum of understanding (MoU). But actually unlocking decades of frozen assets and fully dismantling the sanctions regime could prove far more difficult…

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'It doesn't taste like genocide juice': Brooklyn cafe snubs Democrat Rep Dan Goldman, says 'we didn't recognize you, would have turned you right away'

Poetica, a cafe in Brooklyn, sparked controversy by posting a now-removed message refusing service to Congressman Dan Goldman over his pro-Israel stance. Goldman said he visited the cafe only for his daughter’s restroom needs and bought a cup of coffee as a token of thanks. The Department of Justice is…

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Ex-British rugby star battling mental health issues found dead in Italy hotel after drug-fuelled fight with girlfriend

Former rugby league player Ricky Bibey was found dead in a luxury hotel room in Florence, Italy, after a violent confrontation with his partner, an inquest in the UK has heard.

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'Nuclear inspection in Iran to be highest': Trump says blockade to resume if Iran goes back on deal

US President Donald Trump announced Iran has agreed to long-term nuclear facility monitoring and financial concessions, with Washington easing Strait of Hormuz shipping restrictions. Trump claimed this secures "Nuclear Honesty" and an open Strait, citing record oil flow. However, Iranian officials disputed the scope of nuclear inspections, stating previously targeted…

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US imposes fresh sanctions on Cuba amid Trump's 'takeover' rhetoric

The United States on Tuesday issued a series of sanctions related to Cuba, amid recent rhetoric from US President Donald Trump suggesting a possible takeover of the communist island.

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Douglas Stuart’s Latest Novel Captures The Struggle To Belong At Home

Douglas Stuart is a New York-based Scottish author whose work explores themes of class and sexuality. He rose to international acclaim with his debut, 'Shuggie Bain', which won the 2020 Booker Prize and swept the British Book Awards. It was followed by the number one Sunday Times bestseller, 'Young Mungo',…

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Microsoft executive's $1 million endowment links North Carolina and Virgin Islands: 'I could only dream of this when I was in high school'

In 1998, Rashida Hodge came to Raleigh, North Carolina, with a dare to dream beyond the St Thomas Island where she grew up. The path she took via North Carolina State University led her to Microsoft today. But she did not forget her humble beginning in the Virgin Islands, a…

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British man in his 60s accused of drugging wife, conspiring with others to rape her pleads guilty to sex offences

A British man accused of conspiring with others to drug and rape his wife has admitted a number of sexual offences but continues to deny several other charges linked to the case.

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Israel, US parting ways? Netanyahu says Iran war 'not over', seeks arms independence

Speaking during a meeting with reserve combat officers in Gush Etzion in the occupied West Bank, Netanyahu stressed the need for Israel to strengthen its domestic defence industry despite continued support from Washington. "I greatly appreciate the support we have received - and that I have secured over the years…

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Your grandparents could have flown the same airframe still refuelling US jets today: KC-135R 57-1419 was built in 1957 and is in its 67th year of service

An Eisenhower-era KC-135R Stratotanker, tail number 57-1419, remains a vital asset for the US Air Force, defying its 1957 build date. This veteran aircraft, one of the oldest flying jets, actively supports critical bomber rotations in the Pacific. Its longevity is attributed to rigorous, five-year depot maintenance rebuilds and a…

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Wild pigs were brought to North America in the 1500s: 2026 finds forests they roam have fewer invasive plant species than pig-free areas

Wild pigs, long blamed for forest destruction in North America, might be inadvertently aiding native ecosystems. New research suggests their rooting behaviour, which disrupts soil, could actually suppress invasive plant species. Unlike native deer that selectively browse on local flora, pigs' digging may create conditions unfavourable for aggressive foreign weeds,…

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Surprising counterfeit pattern in millions of US purchases across 24,000 ZIP codes, because both rich and poor bought more fake luxury goods than the middle class, and the motive may be status, not just price

Counterfeit luxury goods are no longer just for the budget-conscious. A new study reveals that both the wealthiest and poorest households are surprisingly active in the replica market, driven by a desire to project status. Middle-income consumers, however, tend to avoid fakes, possibly due to social risks. This complex behaviour…

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A French con man sold 340 Italians tickets to a fake Pacific paradise in 1880: 217 survived to found New Italy, still on Australia's map

A nineteenth-century nobleman, the Marquis de Rays, defrauded hundreds of Italian families with promises of a tropical paradise, only to abandon them in a desolate jungle. Despite this devastating betrayal, the resilient survivors, after a perilous journey and rescue, established a thriving agricultural community in Australia. Their perseverance transformed a…

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Lady Marina Windsor honours her late grandmother with a royal wedding tiara unseen for nearly 30 years

Royal weddings are often remembered for their gowns, guest lists and historic venues. Yet at Lady Marina Windsor's wedding to Nico Macauley in North Yorkshire, it was a piece of jewellery that carried the deepest emotional significance.

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Hidden in 18 New York City restaurants, air pollution in kitchen spaces reached a median PM2.5 level of 79.6 micrograms per cubic meter, and scientists say some spikes climbed into the thousands, raising new questions about what restaurant workers breathe all shift

Restaurant kitchens are often hotter and noisier, but a new study reveals a hidden danger: dangerously high levels of fine particulate pollution. Researchers found indoor kitchen air quality can plummet during cooking, exceeding outdoor safety standards significantly. This invisible threat poses serious health risks to hospitality workers, highlighting the critical…

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In 1904, chestnut blight was first reported at a New York zoo: By 1950, it had killed 4 billion American chestnut trees across the East

Once a dominant force in Eastern American forests, the majestic American chestnut faced near extinction due to a devastating fungal blight introduced in 1904. This Asian fungus, to which native trees had no immunity, rapidly decimated billions of trees within decades. The loss profoundly impacted ecosystems and economies. While efforts…

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