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US lawmakers write to Trump to 'reset and repair critical partnership' with India amid tariff hikes
The lawmakers expressed concern that Trump’s decision to raise tariffs on Indian imports -- with some duties reaching as high as 50 percent -- has negatively affected both nations’ economies.
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California becomes third US state to declare Diwali a holiday: The first two might surprise you
The law allows public schools and community colleges to close for Diwali. State employees can choose to take the day off, and public school students will receive an excused absence to celebrate.
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Why Trump is considering to withhold back pay for furloughed federal workers during US shutdown
A draft White House memo hints that some furloughed workers might not be entitled to compensation once the shutdown concludes.
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Trump repeats joke about Canada as '51st US State' during bilateral meeting with PM Mark Carney
In their previous meeting between the two leaders in May, Carney had bluntly told Trump that Canada would never be for sale in response to Trump's repeated threats to purchase or annex Canada.
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Pakistan likely to acquire advanced air to air AIM-120 missiles from US: Report
A recent notification by the United States Department of War (DoW), formerly the Department of Defence, included Pakistan among several countries listed as recipients of the AIM-120 missiles.
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Trump calls off diplomatic outreach to Venezuela amid accusations of drug trafficking: Report
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has repeatedly alleged that the U.S. is hoping to drive him from power.
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Trump says would want to know what Ukraine would do with Tomahawk missiles
Asked by reporters at the White House whether he had decided about supplying Ukraine with Tomahawks, Trump did not rule it out and said he had "sort of made a decision" on the matter.
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Trump says may use Insurrection Act to deploy more troops in US states
“We have an Insurrection Act for a reason. If I had to enact it I would do that," Donald Trump said.
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Jack Smith’s Jan 6 ‘Arctic Frost’ case: Which Republican lawmakers had their calls tapped? Check details
According to the document, Jack Smith’s team could see which phone numbers senators called, and the origin and destination locations of the calls, Fox News Digital reported.
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US Supreme Court rejects appeal from Ghislaine Maxwell, imprisoned former girlfriend of Jeffrey Epstein
Lawyers for Maxwell, a British socialite, argued that she never should have been tried or convicted for her role in luring teenage girls to be sexually abused by Epstein, a New York financier
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Donald Trump asks 9 colleges to commit to his political agenda, get favourable access to federal money
Universities were asked to sign a “Compact for Academic Excellence in Higher Education” committing them to adopt the White House's vision for America's campuses.
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US Prez Donald Trump calls climate change 'greatest con job ever' in UNGA speech
The US president Donald Trump said that climate change is “not a legitimate idea", speaking at UNGA.
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US wants oversight of Pakistan defence budgets, seeks more accountability: Report
The recommendation was included in the US Department of State's 2025 Fiscal Transparency Report, released on Friday.
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'I repeat, India has a weak PM': Congress attacks Modi over Trump's $100,000 H-1B visa order
The strong criticism followed US President Donald Trump’s proclamation on Friday, which raised the H-1B visa fee to USD 100,000 annually.
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Punjabi grandmother who lived in US for over 30 years detained by ICE, sparks outcry
According to the report, Kaur has lived in California’s East Bay for more than 30 years, has no criminal record, and was known locally as a longtime seamstress at Sari Palace in Berkeley.
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'India will say sorry to US': Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick on Donald Trump’s "we’ve lost India to Russia, China" remark
Lutnick claimed "in a month or two months, India's going to be at the table and they're going to say they're sorry."
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‘No West if this continues’: What Elon Musk's repeated warnings about population collapse really mean | Explained
Elon Musk's remarks, sometimes sparked by provocative or inflammatory clips, have amplified debate over whether population decline and migration could reshape Western societies.
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Warning shot or start of something bigger? Why US chose to destroy, not seize, a Venezuelan gang boat
The strike lands soon after Washington expanded its maritime presence off Venezuela, adding seven warships and a nuclear-powered fast attack submarine, with more than 4,500 sailors and Marines.
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Nicolas Maduro claims 8 US ships 'with 1,200 missiles' targeting Venezuela
The United States, which accuses Maduro of leading a drug cartel, has announced a deployment of warships to the southern Caribbean in an anti-drug trafficking operation.
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Who is Joseph Naso? The 'Alphabet Killer' claims to have killed 26 women, not 4, in shocking new revelations
Fellow inmate Bill Noguera, who befriended Naso over more than a decade at San Quentin prison, says Naso claimed to have murdered 26 women in total.
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'What’s going on in South Korea?' Trump suggests ‘purge’ ahead of White House talks with President Lee
Lee, who took office in June following the impeachment of his conservative predecessor Yoon Suk Yeol for briefly imposing martial law, is making his first trip to Washington as president.
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Screwworm returns to US after 50 years: How the parasite spreads and why it has the beef industry worried
The screwworm is not actually a worm, but a fly whose larvae feed on the living flesh of animals and, in rare cases, humans. They burrow into open wounds and eat tissue from the inside, which can be fatal if untreated.
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‘Modi asked Putin to end the war’: Analyst exposes US hypocrisy in singling out India on Russian oil
PM Modi has made it clear that India will not compromise on the interests of farmers, livestock rearers and fishermen, asserting that he is standing like a wall to protect them.
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BLA rejects US ‘terrorist’ label, calls it endorsement of Pakistan’s ‘colonial narrative’
According to the statement, the group’s operations target only “the Pakistan Army, Frontier Corps, intelligence networks, so-called death squads, and their collaborator gangs” inside Balochistan.
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'Better to be recalcitrant than...': Shashi Tharoor responds to US criticism of India in trade talks
The row comes amid escalating trade tensions, with US President Donald Trump announcing tariffs totalling 50 per cent on India.
