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Benched me on day 1, threatened me with ICE: Indian H-1B worker sues Texas company run by Indian boss, claims he paid $100k to keep the job

An Indian H-1B worker has filed a lawsuit against a Texas company and its Indian boss, accusing him of trafficking, servitude and forced labor. Rishikesh Raj Meesala got a job in Sai Jitender Kalagra's company but Kalagra insisted that Raj paid his own salary and got nothing from the company.…

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Watch: Russian bomber crashes in Siberia, crew safely ejects

A Russian Tu-22M3 strategic bomber crashed during a Siberian training flight, with its crew successfully ejecting. Unverified footage shows the aircraft plunging into a wooded area near the Angara River, creating a significant smoke plume. Emergency services are at the scene, though details on casualties remain scarce. This incident renews…

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Over $40bn, thousands of deaths & global fuel crisis: What it cost US and the world to 'open' Strait of Hormuz

A costly US military operation, dubbed 'Epic Fury,' aimed at reopening the Strait of Hormuz has resulted in billions spent, hundreds of aircraft lost, and thousands of lives lost across the region. Despite the immense price, Iran maintains the strait was never closed, highlighting a stark paradox in the conflict's…

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Spike in Ebola cases: Congo reports 72 new infections in 24 hours; toll rises to 181

The Democratic Republic of Congo is in the midst of a critical health crisis as Ebola cases escalate at an alarming rate, with 72 new infections recorded in the past day. This uptick brings the total number of infections to 782 and the unfortunate death toll to 181.

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Princess Charlotte's first nursery portrait became an early royal favourite for one simple reason

Princess Charlotte's first nursery photos, taken by her mother Kate, resonated deeply due to their relatable normalcy. The images captured a common childhood milestone, offering a sense of parental reassurance and familiarity. This informal approach, unlike traditional royal portraits, fostered a connection with the public, celebrating a universal experience of…

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Why an anonymous $500 million college commitment left one small Kansas campus thinking much bigger

McPherson College received an unprecedented $500 million gift commitment from an anonymous donor, the largest ever to a small liberal arts college. This landmark donation, structured as a two-to-one match, aims to significantly boost the college's endowment and bolster its existing Student Debt Project. The gift empowers McPherson to pursue…

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Indian student battles for life in US after road accident; minor driver rammed into his vehicle in Alabama

27-year-old Indian student Sai Teja has been fighting for his life after he received grave injuries in a car accident in Montgomery, Alabama. According to reports, a minor driver rammed into Teja's car when he was returning from a friend's graduation ceremony. His friend Akhil, who was also in the…

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'I played cricket in India': Man who rescued girl falling from second-floor window in London says catching skills helped save her

In a heroic feat, a man saved a three-year-old girl dangling from a second-floor window in London. He revealed that the cricket skills he learned in India helped him make the life-saving catch.

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World Cup 2026 could be the most high-tech yet: From AI tools on every team to sensor-packed balls aiding referees

The 2026 FIFA World Cup will showcase unprecedented technological integration, featuring AI tactical assistants, sensor-equipped balls, and digital player scans for enhanced offside calls. This evolution reflects football's growing reliance on data science and AI, moving beyond traditional coaching to inform crucial decisions and player management, promising a more data-driven…

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From Trump and Vance to Sharif and Munir: The key players behind the US-Iran peace deal

On June 19, Geneva will host a historic peace treaty between the US and Iran, skillfully facilitated by Pakistan. President Trump expressed enthusiasm for the agreement, which paves the way for the reopening of the crucial Strait of Hormuz.

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Tiny fake heads, celebrity faces and blinking screens are helping some Tesla drivers in China game camera safeguards

Drivers in China are using cheap celebrity face replicas to trick Tesla's driver assistance systems, allowing them to disengage from driving. This alarming trend exploits system assumptions about driver presence, creating a loophole for distraction. Safety experts warn of over-reliance on these systems, highlighting a critical gap between perceived and…

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First insects ever get legal rights in two Peruvian municipalities, as stingless bees can now be represented in court

Peru has enacted groundbreaking legal ordinances granting explicit rights to native stingless bees, recognizing them as subjects of law with rights to live and reproduce. This historic move transforms insect conservation by empowering local communities and activists to sue against harmful projects, safeguarding both ecological balance and ancestral Indigenous knowledge.

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Australia lost 99% of this rainforest, one retired banker spent 30 years helping bring it back: Meet Tony Parkes

When Tony Parkes retired from investment banking at the age of 56, few would have predicted that his next chapter would revolve around seedlings, rainforest ecology and one of Australia's most ambitious conservation efforts. On the far north coast of New South Wales, where the once-vast Big Scrub rainforest had…

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Unsubscribed: 200 Stanford grads opt out of Sundar Pichai's commencement speech

TOI correspondent from Washington : When Sundar Pichai was studying at Stanford in the 1990s, he once skipped class to go to Las Vegas. When he returned to Stanford to deliver the commencement address on Sunday, some students skipped Sundar Pichai.

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Quote of the day by Princess Diana: “Carry out a random act of kindness, with no expectation of reward, safe in the knowledge that one day someone...”

There are moments in public life that don’t survive because they are grand, but because they are simple. Princess Diana’s words about kindness belong to that category. They don’t sound like a slogan or a carefully packaged message. They sound closer to something overheard in a private conversation, something said…

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6.2-magnitude earthquake jolts southern Philippines a week after deadly quake killed 65

A magnitude-6.2 earthquake struck off the southern Philippines on Monday, just a week after a powerful quake in the same region killed at least 65 people and left dozens missing.

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Palau-flagged ship Settebello had ignored close to 60 warnings before it was hit: US official

Palau-flagged vessel Settebello at the centre of the India-US standoff had ignored close to 60 verbal warnings before it came under fire from US forces last week, resulting in the deaths of 3 Indian nationals.

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Pakistan Air Force training aircraft crashes near Mardan, both pilots killed

A Pakistan Air Force training aircraft crashed near Mardan, killing both pilots during a routine mission. This incident marks the latest in a series of military aviation accidents in Pakistan, with authorities investigating the cause. Condolences have been extended by top military and government officials to the bereaved families.

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At 103, he walked 20 km a day to beg on the streets and then donated $46,000 to orphanages and churches: Meet the 'saint' of Bulgaria

On a busy day in Sofia, Bulgaria's capital, passersby would often spot an elderly man standing quietly outside churches with a plastic cup in his hand. His clothes were worn. His beard was long and white. To many, he looked like a homeless pensioner trying to survive on spare change.…

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UK to sizzle in 30C heat after days of cool, unsettled weather

Britain is set for a dramatic return of summer warmth this week. Temperatures are expected to climb significantly, with some areas in England and Wales potentially reaching close to 30C. This shift follows a period of cooler, showery weather. High pressure building across Europe will bring sunshine and dry conditions.

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Meet Juan Hernandez: The former SpaceX welder who turned a $10,000 stock grant into $1 million

Juan Hernandez’s path into SpaceX began in 2015 through a routine job referral rather than a calculated career move. Working as a contract welder, he stepped into rocket fabrication without much sense of where it might lead, treating it as steady employment rather than a long-term trajectory. The work involved…

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China backs US-Iran deal to end 107-day war, urges swift reopening of Strait

In a significant diplomatic development, China has expressed enthusiastic support for the US-Iran agreement designed to resolve their 107-day standoff and restore access to the crucial Strait of Hormuz. Beijing is optimistic that the upcoming Memorandum of Understanding will be finalized, fostering much-needed stability for international commerce and energy supply.

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G7 Summit: Jabs and awkward moments that might follow Trump to France

US President Donald Trump is set to arrive in France shortly for the G7 summit but, before he even touches down on the tarmac, a long history of his own sharp words stands to welcome him.

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Norway crown prince's stepson sentenced to four years in prison over rape, domestic violence

Marius Borg Hoiby, the son of Norway's Crown Prince, has been sentenced to four years in prison after being found guilty of two counts of rape and domestic violence. The trial unveiled distressing aspects of the case, stirring public discourse and casting a shadow over the royal family's reputation.

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Inside Chile's spectacular Atacama super bloom: The desert that blooms once every few years

The Atacama Desert in northern Chile holds the record for being the driest non-polar desert on Earth. Some parts of it go decades without a single drop of rain. It looks, for most of the year, like a place where nothing could survive. And then, every few years, something extraordinary…

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