Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) extended their remarkable unbeaten run in Ligue 1 with a 1-1 draw against Nantes on Tuesday in a rearranged fixture at the Stade de la Beaujoire, keeping their flawless domestic campaign alive with just four games remaining. Despite already securing their fourth consecutive Ligue 1 title, PSG showcased their determination to finish the season undefeated, even as they rest key players ahead of their Champions League semi-final clash against Arsenal. PSG took

Mucus in the lungs is a common concern, especially during respiratory infections, seasonal changes, or after exposure to pollutants. While mucus is essential for trapping dust, microbes, and irritants, excess production can lead to uncomfortable symptoms such as chest congestion, coughing, difficulty breathing, and fatigue. Health authorities like the World Health Organization (WHO) and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) have acknowledged the role of lifestyle and home

A powerful earthquake with a magnitude of 6.2 jolted Istanbul on Wednesday, sending shockwaves across Turkey's most populous city and causing widespread panic. The tremor struck at 12:49 local time (0949 GMT) and was centered in Silivri, approximately 80 kilometers west of Istanbul, according to Turkey’s disaster management authority, AFAD. This quake is among the most significant seismic events to affect Istanbul in recent years. Although no major structural damage has been reporte

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has issued a strong assurance to the people of the state, especially families and friends of those currently touring Jammu and Kashmir, following the recent terrorist attack in Pahalgam that left 26 people dead, including two tourists from Karnataka. In a statement posted on his official X (formerly Twitter) account, the Chief Minister confirmed that over 40 Kannadigas have been stranded in the regio

President Donald Trump has strongly condemned a recent terror attack in Kashmir that resulted in the deaths of at least 20 tourists, signaling his concern over rising violence in the region and emphasizing the need for international cooperation to combat terrorism. The attack took place at a popular resort in the Pahalgam area, located in the Indian-administered region of Jammu and Kashmir, a place often visited by travelers due to its scenic beauty. The tragic event, which lef

The University of the Pacific, with its main campus in Stockton, California, has become the latest academic institution to feel the impact of recent changes in federal visa enforcement. The university reported last week that two of its international students had their student visas revoked without prior notice, stirring concern among the campus community and raising questions about the broader implications for international education in the United States. While the university conf

Drivers in Fremont and throughout California are experiencing a welcome break in gas prices as the busy spring travel period winds down. With demand for fuel easing, average prices at the pump have fallen, offering some economic relief to commuters and travelers alike. According to the latest figures from AAA Northern California, the statewide average gas price now sits at $4.84 per gallon, a notable decrease from the same time last year when it hovered around $5.44 per gallon. Th

 An Indian Ph.D. student studying agricultural engineering at Ohio State University has had her international student status temporarily reinstated by a federal judge after the federal government revoked her SEVIS record without prior notice. This development comes amid growing concern over recent removals of student visa records that have impacted students across the United States. U.S. District Court Judge Algenon L. Marbley issued a ruling last week that reinstates the stu

 Maryland’s latest budget cycle has ended, but its financial aftershocks are just beginning to ripple through the state's residents and businesses. One of the most significant changes coming into effect is a new 3% tax on information technology and data services, a move intended to help fill a substantial budget deficit left behind by mounting fiscal obligations. Set to begin in July, this new levy is expected to have wide-ranging impacts on both service providers a

In a growing security concern for car owners, San Jose police are reporting a troubling uptick in car thefts involving new technology that allows criminals to bypass keyless ignition systems. According to police officials, thieves are increasingly turning to high-tech tools that can access and override modern ignition systems with remote or push-to-start features, making vehicles easier to steal than ever before. What is even more alarming is that these stolen vehicles are often not just disa

A major redevelopment is underway in Naperville as a familiar shopping center from the 1990s prepares to be transformed into a modern destination for dining, leisure, and entertainment. Announced through an official release, the $53 million project will reimagine the aging Heritage Square and Westridge Court shopping centers into a vibrant new district named Block 59, bringing new life to a corner that has long been part of the city's suburban landscape. Situated at the int

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has announced a partial retreat from his high-profile government role to refocus on Tesla, a move that comes in the wake of a dramatic downturn in the company’s sales and profits. During a recent earnings call, Musk informed investors that starting in May, his commitment to the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) would be scaled back to just one or two days per week. He defended his involvement with DOGE, stating it was part of a mission to combat national was

In the midst of a pivotal phase in U.S.-India trade negotiations, the American presidential administration is pushing for significant changes in India’s e-commerce regulations. Central to Washington’s agenda is a demand that India allow major U.S. e-commerce firms, particularly Amazon and Walmart, more direct access to its growing online retail market. This request has emerged as a critical condition for concluding a broader bilateral trade agreement and potentially averting the i

The Telugu music reality show Padutha Theeyaga has found itself at the center of a social media storm following recent allegations made by singer Pravasthi. In a candid video that has since gone viral, Pravasthi alleged that she was unfairly eliminated from the competition and accused the judging panel of bias and body shaming. Her pointed remarks about judges M.M. Keeravani, playback singer Sunitha, and lyricist Chandrabose have sparked widespread debate among fans, musicians, and netizens a

 Columbus, Ohio is experiencing a remarkable and hopeful shift in public safety, with the city's current homicide rate falling to its lowest point in more than a decade. Local officials and community leaders say the steady decline in deadly violence is the result of persistent collaboration, data-driven policing, and grassroots engagement that has been years in the making. So far in 2025, only 16 homicides have been reported in the city — a significant drop from the

Another dead gray whale has washed ashore in the San Francisco Bay, marking the fifth such incident in just a matter of weeks. The Marine Mammal Center confirmed on Monday that the deceased marine mammal appeared on the sand at South Shore Beach in Alameda, where yellow caution tape was set up to keep beachgoers at a safe distance. Onlookers stood by in silence as the massive whale’s body lay motionless near the shoreline, bringing a sobering reminder of the growing number of whale deat

In the heart of Washington D.C., within the historic stone walls of St. Matthew’s Cathedral, memories of a profound spiritual encounter continue to echo nearly a decade after it occurred. It was September 2015 when Pope Francis, newly elected and on his first visit to the United States, made an unannounced yet deeply symbolic stop at the Cathedral of St. Matthew the Apostle in DuPont Circle. For those present, including the cathedral’s rector, Monsignor Ronald Jameson, the experience

 Chicago’s iconic Ravinia Festival returns in 2025 with a star-studded lineup and more than 100 concerts scheduled throughout the summer. As one of the region’s most beloved music traditions, the festival will once again bring music lovers to Highland Park to enjoy an eclectic mix of performances under the open sky. Tickets officially go on sale Thursday at 8 a.m. Central Time, with anticipation already building among fans eager to secure their seats. This year&rs

While the necessity of adequate sleep is well understood and widely promoted, the lesser-discussed issue of oversleeping is increasingly drawing attention from health professionals and researchers. Defined as routinely sleeping more than nine hours a night, oversleeping may seem like a harmless indulgence or even a positive health choice. However, growing scientific evidence suggests that excessive sleep can carry significant health risks and may even signal deeper medical problems.

Two healthcare executives were sentenced to federal prison for orchestrating a massive medical fraud operation that bilked the U.S. government out of $127 million through a scheme involving unnecessary medical braces and illegal kickbacks. The sentencing took place in federal court in Newark, marking the conclusion of one of the more brazen cases of healthcare fraud in recent years. Eric Karlewicz, 46, of Rockland County, New York, and Nicco Romanowski, 33, of Roswell, Georgia,