Canada strikes back, Mexico prepares, Trump firm. Canada Retaliates with $107 Billion in Tariffs as Trump Stands Firm, Mexico Prepares for Impact As US President Donald Trump refuses to back down on his high tariff plans against neighboring nations, Canada has announced a massive retaliatory move. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau confirmed that his government would […]
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Ukraine envoy’s gesture during Trump-Zelensky clash viral. White House deputy chief of staff Dan Scavino added fuel to the controversy by mockingly sharing the viral video on X, formerly Twitter. In his post, Scavino referred to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky as a “complete and total disaster,” echoing sentiments expressed by former President Donald Trump during
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Indian student critical after US accident, family seeks visa. The father of the critically injured Indian student has been desperately struggling to secure a visa to travel to the United States ever since he learned about the tragic accident two days later. Overwhelmed with anxiety and grief, he has been tirelessly knocking on every possible
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Trump: US firms can hire Indians easily. Former U.S. President Donald Trump, during his first Cabinet meeting on Wednesday, expressed strong enthusiasm for the newly introduced “gold card” visa program, stating that he hoped it would “sell like crazy.” The initiative aims to attract highly skilled professionals, including those from India, by offering them an
Trump’s ‘Gold Card’ visa grants citizenship. Former U.S. citizenship without requiring congressional approval. Traditionally, Congress holds the authority to establish immigration laws and determine qualifications for citizenship, making Trump’s proposal a potential legal and political challenge. Trump has not provided specific details on how the “Gold Card” visa would function, but he suggests it would
US federal employees told to ignore Musk. The US agency overseeing federal employees stated that workers could disregard Elon Musk’s weekend email, which demanded they justify their jobs. Musk’s message, reportedly an “ultimatum,” sparked controversy, but officials reassured employees they were not obligated to respond. The directive aimed to ease concerns among federal workers amid
Trump calls USAID funds to India a ‘kickback.’ Former U.S. President Donald Trump criticized USAID funds allocated to India, calling it a “kickback scheme.” He questioned why the U.S. was concerned about Indian voter turnout, emphasizing that his administration had terminated such funding. Trump stated that the United States had enough problems of its own
Supreme Court stays arrest, grants protection but bans Ranveer Allahbadia’s shows. The Supreme Court has granted interim protection to podcaster Ranveer Allahbadia, staying his arrest while also barring him from conducting any new shows. The court further directed that no new FIR should be registered against Allahbadia based on his remarks made during the YouTube
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US, Russia discuss Ukraine war without Kyiv. As the Russia-Ukraine war nears its three-year mark, the United States and Russia held a crucial meeting in Riyadh to discuss potential pathways to peace and explore ways to stabilize relations. The talks, which took place without Ukraine’s participation, focused on de-escalation efforts and broader geopolitical concerns. Officials
Trump questions $21M voter turnout fund India. U.S. President Donald Trump has questioned the decision to allocate $21 million for voter turnout efforts in India, expressing skepticism over the funding. “Why are we giving $21 million to India? They have a lot more money,” Trump said, raising concerns about the necessity of such expenditures. His
