An Indian woman’s two-month US Green Card video has sparked an online argument over marriage-based immigration and benefits available to military families. The criticism followed her claim that her application moved faster than expected after she married a US Army veteran. Indian Woman’s Two-Month US Green Card Video Goes Viral The controversy grew after social media acco

Israel has tied a complete IDF withdrawal from Gaza to verified demilitarization, including the removal of weapons and militant infrastructure. The position adds pressure to ceasefire talks, postwar governance plans and international security arrangements. Gaza Demilitarization Before IDF Withdrawal Israel says it will not completely withdraw its military forces from the Gaza Strip until the te

Karnataka has an estimated 2.60 lakh people living with HIV, while around 2.05 lakh are receiving antiretroviral therapy. The figures highlight the need for wider testing, early diagnosis, reduced stigma and faster access to free treatment. Karnataka HIV Report Shows Treatment Coverage Gap Karnataka is estimated to have around 2.60 lakh people living with HIV, while approximately 2.05 lakh are receiving antiretroviral therapy, accord

The United States launched a fresh round of strikes against Iran on Wednesday, July 29, following reported Iranian attacks targeting American military personnel in the Middle East. The latest US-Iran strikes mark the first acknowledged American attacks on Iranian territory in nearly a week and signal another dangerous escalation in the regional conflict. According to a statement attributed to US Central Command, the milita

The Hangu checkpoint attack left eight police personnel and eight militants dead after armed attackers targeted the Khazina Banda police post in Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province. Police launched a clearance operation as injured officers received hospital treatment. Hangu Police Deaths Confirmed After Gunfight Eight police personnel, including a deputy superintendent of police, were kill

Seven people were killed in an Argentina firefighting helicopter crash in San Juan province on Wednesday, July 29. The Bell 412 was travelling toward La Rioja to support wildfire operations when it went down near Ischigualasto, prompting a major emergency response and official investigation. Argentina helicopter crash kills seven A firefighting helicopter crashed in Argentina’s western San Ju

USCIS scrutiny of H-1B workers seeking B-2 status is creating new uncertainty for laid-off professionals. Attorneys report more evidence requests, questions about temporary intent and job hunting, and pressure to secure a transfer or leave. USCIS increases scrutiny of B-2 applications Laid-off H-1B workers generally have up to 60 days to secure new employment, change immigration status or leave

The Lok Sabha passed the anti-paper leak amendment bill by voice vote amid uproar over Rahul Gandhi’s allegations concerning police action against students. Lok Sabha Passes Anti-Paper Leak Bill The Lok Sabha on Wednesday passed the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill, 2026, by voice vote amid Opposition sloganeering and repeated disruptions. The legislation, introduced by Union Minister Jitendra Singh on Jul

Union Minister JP Nadda defended the Delhi Police visit to the CPI(M) headquarters as a routine law-and-order action after the issue was raised in the Rajya Sabha. The controversy centres on an unsuccessful attempt to take SFI leader Aishe Ghosh into custody in connection with an older case. JP Nadda Calls Police Action A Normal Situation Union Minister and Leader of the House JP Nadda on Wednesday defended the Delhi

Trump Iran nuclear threat returned to the spotlight after US President Donald Trump warned that Washington could launch fresh military strikes if Tehran refuses a nuclear agreement. Speaking before meeting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Trump questioned Israel's public intelligence disclosures while reaffirming that military action remains an option.

Many Indian politicians and senior officials have children or spouses studying, working or living abroad. Such connections are legal and common, but public controversies often raise a broader question: should senior officeholders disclose significant overseas family, residency and financial links? China naked officials policy China uses the informal expression “naked officials” for certain

The Sara Gilson murder suicide case has drawn national attention after Oklahoma police found the social media influencer and her estranged husband dead inside their Collinsville home. The investigation follows recent protective order filings, TikTok allegations and a late-night 911 emergency call. Sara Gilson murder suicide shocks Oklahoma

The Lok Sabha is expected to debate the anti-paper leak amendment bill after Speaker Om Birla’s discussions with political parties helped ease a week-long parliamentary deadlock. The debate follows Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation and continuing Opposition demands for accountability over alleged police action against protesting students.  

Iran rejects US deal as senior lawmaker Hamidreza Haji Babaei says Tehran will not allow Washington to decide when regional wars begin or end. His comments deepen doubts about Iran-US talks as military tensions, nuclear disputes and competing ceasefire demands continue. Iran rejects US deal Iran’s Deputy Parliament Speaker Hamidreza Haji Babaei has ruled out an agreement with the United State

The European Union reaches another major milestone in AI regulation on August 2, when key transparency obligations under the EU AI Act begin applying across the bloc. The changes affect AI providers and deployers serving the European market, introducing new disclosure requirements designed to improve trust and reduce deception while leaving some high-risk obligations for later implementation. Article 50 transparency rules begin

Mikey’s Late Night Slice will reopen in Grandview Heights on Friday, July 31, 2026, at 1312 Grandview Ave. The Columbus pizza chain will offer New York-style slices, late-night service, opening-day giveaways and plans to add lunch hours as it expands across central Ohio. Grandview Heights opening set for July 31 Mikey’s Late Night Slice will return to Grandview Heights, Ohio, with a new restaurant at 1312 Grandv

Iranian Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei has linked any future agreement with the United States to an end to Israeli military operations in Lebanon. His position places Lebanon, Hezbollah support and Israeli withdrawal at the centre of Tehran’s conditions as regional diplomatic efforts continue. Iran-US peace conditions In a statement posted on X, Khamenei said Iran would require the protectio

Americans increasingly doubt the Iran war will end soon as diplomacy stalls, Congress debates presidential war powers, shipping risks rise in the Strait of Hormuz and new polling shows voters expect the conflict to continue for months or years rather than weeks. Timeline remains uncertain U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Mike Waltz has declined to place a deadline on the conflict. Waltz sa

A police officer seen firing a rifle during the July 25 student protest has been suspended, while a PIL concerning the incident has reached the Supreme Court. Bihar Cop Suspended After Protest Firing Video A Bihar police officer has been suspended after a video appeared to show him firing an AK-47 rifle during clashes with protesters in Siwan on Saturday, July 25. The confrontation occurred during a statewide shutdown organised over allege

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman urged Income Tax officials to stop making citizens chase departments for services they are legally entitled to receive. Sitharaman Tells Tax Officers to Serve Citizens Without Delay Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has asked Income Tax Department officials to ensure that taxpayers and ordinary citizens are not forced to move repeatedly between government offices for routine services and benefits that