US Congresswoman Haley Stevens announced on Thursday, September 25, that she will introduce articles of impeachment against Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr. The move marks an escalation of her opposition to Kennedy’s policies, which she described as creating “healthcare chaos” across the country. In her post, Stevens stated that the time for patience has ended, declaring “enough is enough” and pledging to pursue formal impeachment proceedi

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has declared that his presidency will end once the war with Russia concludes, making clear that his primary mission is to bring peace, not to extend his political career. In an interview with Axios, he emphasized, “My goal is to finish the war,” and said he would be “ready” to step down after the conflict. Elections in Ukraine have been indefinitely postp

San Jose police will have to wait at least another year before the city considers bringing back its horse mounted unit, a once iconic division that served the city for more than a century before being disbanded in 2018. The San Jose City Council voted 6-4-1 this week to defer the decision until next year’s budget cycle, citing the city’s projected $25 million deficit and competing priorities. The mounted u

The state of Ohio is once again at the center of a debate over religion and government after an online petition was launched to remove its official motto, “With God, all things are possible.” The phrase, drawn directly from the Bible’s Gospel of Matthew 19:26, has been a fixture of Ohio identity since 1959 but has faced challenges over the years from those who believe it promotes a specific religion in violation of the principle of separation of church and state. T

Saudi Arabia’s decision to sign a Strategic Mutual Defence Agreement with Pakistan has stirred debates across South Asia and the Middle East. The pact, which promises that an attack on one country will be treated as an attack on both, resembles a NATO-style commitment. For Pakistan, struggling with economic and diplomatic challenges, this deal is seen as a significant political win and a potential deterrence against India. Yet, beneath the surface, exper

On Saturday, September 20, a major cycling race event will lead to significant road closures and traffic disruptions across several key parkways and areas in the region. The road closures will start early in the morning at 5 a.m. and are expected to last until approximately 3 p.m., focusing primarily on the cycling portion of the race. Drivers and local residents are strongly advised to plan alternate routes and allow extra travel time to accommodate for likely delays throughout the day.

The City of Columbus has achieved a significant legal victory by securing a $4 million settlement payment from 3M Corporation in a high-profile lawsuit concerning chemical contamination. Filed in 2023, the lawsuit accused 3M of producing forever chemicals, also known as PFAS (Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances), while knowingly ignoring their harmful effects on human health and the environment. These chemicals have been widely used in industrial processes and consumer products due to their resi

Tesla’s stock price surged by more than 3% on Monday, closing at $410.26 per share, after it was revealed that CEO Elon Musk had purchased more than 2.5 million shares in the company. The acquisition, valued at around $1 billion, was disclosed in a regulatory filing and took place in several tranches at varying prices on Friday. The move immediately triggered optimism among investors and added significant momentum to Tesla’s already robust performance in recent months. T

Residents in Purcellville, Virginia, are stepping up to protect their community by taking part in public safety training aimed at preparing them for potential active attack scenarios. On Friday, the Purcellville Police Department partnered with the Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services to host a free training session that focused on life-saving strategies during violent incidents. The training came at a time when many communities across Virginia, Maryland, and the Distric

Nepal has entered a historic chapter as Sushila Karki, the country’s former chief justice, was sworn in as its first woman Prime Minister. The swearing-in ceremony at Rashtrapati Bhawan was attended by President Ram Chandra Paudel, Vice President Ram Sahay Yadav, Chief Justice Prakash Man Singh Rawat, and India’s Ambassador to Nepal, Naveen Srivastava. Karki’s appointment comes after days of widesp

Nepal is facing a historic political moment as Gen Z protesters, who have been leading violent demonstrations that left at least 31 dead and over 1,400 injured, push for wholesale change in leadership. Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli was forced to resign, and the question now is who will head the interim government. Initially, reports from Kathmandu suggested that former Chief Justice and anti-corruption crusader Sushila Karki had been chosen to lead the transit

In what could have been a defining moment in his political journey, Nara Lokesh chose responsibility over applause. At the NDA’s grand “Super Six Super Hit” political event in Anantapur, a massive crowd of over five lakh gathered to cheer for leaders. Chief minister Chandrababu Naidu and deputy chief minister Pawan Kalyan received thunderous applause as they acknowledged the love from the audience.

As debates around vaccine mandates continue in some states, Ohio’s top health official has reaffirmed that the state supports routine childhood vaccinations for school-aged children. While Florida is considering rolling back requirements for students, the Ohio Department of Health said its position has not changed, emphasizing that vaccines are vital for protecting children and communities from preventable diseases. Dr. Bruce Vanderhoff, director of the Ohio Department of Heal

The San Ramon Valley Fire Protection District is inviting residents to join its free Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Training Academy this September. The 27-hour multi-day program is designed to teach practical skills that can save lives during disasters. Participants will learn fire safety, medical triage, light search and rescue, disaster preparedness, and team organization techniques that can be applied in real emergencies.

The Supreme Court of India highlighted the resilience of the Indian Constitution on Wednesday by drawing comparisons with the ongoing turmoil in neighboring Nepal and Bangladesh. During a hearing of the presidential reference case, a bench headed by Chief Justice of India BR Gavai and Justice Vikram Nath pointed to violent protests shaking both countries. CJI Gavai remarked, “We are proud of our Constitution, see

Narayanhiti Palace stands in the heart of Kathmandu, once the seat of Nepal’s monarchy and today one of the country’s most visited heritage museums. The palace, with its pink roofs and Nepali-inspired design, was not always what it looks like today. In the 1960s, King Mahendra ordered the construction of a new royal residence, replacing the older Rana-era building. American architect Benjamin Polk was tasked with designing the new palace. He combin

Nepal has been rocked by unprecedented unrest as protests led by Gen Z spiraled into violence in the capital, Kathmandu. The most shocking development came on Tuesday when Rajyalaxmi Chitrakar, wife of Nepal’s former prime minister Jhalanath Khanal, was burnt alive after protesters set her residence in Dallu on fire. Despite being rushed to Kirtipur Burn Hospital, she succumbed to her injuries during treatment, according to family sources.

Maryland residents carrying significant student loan balances have an opportunity to ease some of their financial burden through the state’s student loan debt relief tax credit. The program, which has helped thousands of taxpayers since its launch, offers direct support for individuals who owe at least $20,000 in student loan debt and continue to file taxes in the state. The deadline to submit an application for this year’s credit is September 15, leaving borrowers only a short wi

Nepal was thrown into turmoil on Tuesday after Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli stepped down following two days of deadly anti-corruption protests that shook the Himalayan nation. The violent demonstrations, largely led by Gen Z activists angry over corruption, nepotism, and a recent ban on social media, left at least 22 people dead and hundreds injured. Oli’s resignation came amid escalating unrest as protesters d

Nepal’s political crisis reached a breaking point on Tuesday after Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli resigned in the wake of two days of violent anti-corruption protests that killed 19 people and injured over 100. Oli’s aide, Prakash Silwal, confirmed the resignation to Reuters as visuals showed the embattled leader being flown out of Kathmandu in a military helicopter. The announcement marked a dramatic escalation in the Himalayan nation’s unres