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President Donald Trump made an appearance at the Ryder Cup held at Bethpage Black on Long Island, creating a mix of excitement, protest, and logistical challenges for those in attendance. His visit drew large crowds of both supporters and opponents, each eager to make their voices heard during the high-profile golf event. While the Ryder Cup was already expected to attract thousands of spectators, the added presence of the President amplified the atmosphere, particularly in terms of security and

Washington: US President Donald Trump has announced sweeping new tariffs on imported pharmaceutical products, a move that could trigger widespread consequences for the global drug trade and India’s pharmaceutical sector in particular. Effective October 1, 2025, Washington will impose tariffs of up to 100 percent on branded and patented pharmaceutical drugs unless the manufacturing companies are building their production facilities within the United States. The president emphasized that

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu took an unusual route on his way to the United States, bypassing French and Spanish airspace in what many observers have called an extraordinary precaution. The flight departed Tel Aviv on September 24 and headed westward but chose a longer path that briefly passed over Greece and Italy before continuing across the Atlantic Ocean. The detour quickly became a topic of debate as speculation grew over whether legal and security concerns influenced the decis

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

Former United States President Donald Trump has unveiled a new addition to the White House grounds that he is calling the “Presidential Walk of Fame.” The walkway, located along the West Wing Colonnade, is lined with framed portraits of every past commander in chief of the nation. The feature has already sparked sharp debate because of the striking omission of President Joe Biden, who instead of being represented with a headshot like his predecessors is symbolized by a photograph

A flight from Dulles International Airport to Roanoke, Virginia, experienced a runway overrun during landing on Wednesday evening around 10 p.m. The incident involved United Express Flight 4339, operated by CommuteAir, which was carrying 50 passengers and three crew members. The aircraft was unable to stop on the runway after touchdown but was safely halted by the Engineered Materials Arresting System, commonly known as EMAS. This system, installed at the end of the runway, consis

Authorities are investigating a deadly shooting at a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility in Dallas after a gunman opened fire from a rooftop, killing one detainee and critically wounding two others before taking his own life. The attack, which occurred early Wednesday, has intensified concerns about targeted violence against government facilities and individuals connected to immigration enforcement. Officials said the incident began when shots were fired at the secur

Starbucks has announced a sweeping restructuring plan that includes the closure of select stores across North America and the elimination of approximately 900 corporate and non-retail jobs. The move marks one of the most significant strategic shifts for the Seattle-based coffee company in recent years as it attempts to stabilize financial performance and reignite growth momentum. In a letter to employees, CEO Brian Niccol emphasized that while store openings and closings are routi

Wrigley Field is preparing for a historic night next summer as Chicago native John Mulaney will become the first comedian to ever headline a show at the iconic ballpark. The comedian announced his upcoming performance during a Chicago Cubs game, revealing that the event is set for July 11, 2026. While the official start time has not yet been shared, excitement is already building for what promises to be a landmark moment in both the venue’s and Mulaney’s career. Known

US President Donald Trump has described a sequence of unusual technical failures during his visit to the United Nations as acts of deliberate sabotage. He has ordered the Secret Service to open a probe into the incidents, which he labeled as a “triple sabotage” attempt aimed at undermining both his speech and his safety. Trump recounted the events in detail, stressing that what happened was no coincidence and demanding that the UN preserve all relevant security recordings.

  Commuters in Washington DC are being urged to plan ahead as a major road closure will impact traffic in the downtown area on Wednesday, September 24. The closure is scheduled to allow for the annual testing of the flood protection levee system along 17th Street in northwest DC. According to officials, 17th Street from Constitution Avenue NW to Independence Avenue SW will remain closed from 5 a.m. until 2 p.m. while the tests are conducted. The levee is managed and o

The Federal Aviation Administration has successfully reached its air traffic controller hiring goals for 2025, according to U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy. The announcement comes at a time when airports around the country, including Newark Liberty International Airport, have faced multiple operational challenges linked to staffing shortages. Since April, Newark has experienced several ground stops due to a lack of available air traffic controllers, raising questions about

A tragic shooting at a US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) field office in Dallas on Wednesday left one detainee dead and two others injured before the gunman took his own life. Authorities identified the shooter as Joshua Jahn, who died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound shortly after the attack. According to the Dallas Police Department, one victim died at the scene, while two others were rushed to hospital with gunshot wounds. Officials confirmed that the injured remain

Ranked among the world’s top public institutions, the Darden School of Business at the University of Virginia has gained recognition for shaping students into leaders who can thrive in rapidly evolving global markets. With students from across the world joining its programs, Indian students in particular are increasingly enrolling with a clear aim: to sharpen their leadership and entrepreneurial skills while learning how to apply technical expertise in international business contexts.

Asia-Pacific markets retreated on Wednesday, following overnight declines on Wall Street after comments from U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell unsettled investors. Powell noted that equity prices appeared to be “fairly highly valued” and cautioned that the rate-cutting outlook remained unclear, adding that the central bank faces a “challenging situation” as it navigates inflationary pressures and economic growth concerns. In Australia, the S&P/ASX

A controversial new statue has drawn significant attention after appearing on the National Mall in Washington, featuring former President Donald Trump and the late financier Jeffrey Epstein. The artwork depicts the two figures holding hands and skipping, with a plaque below them that reads, “In honor of friendship month, we celebrate the long-standing bond between President Donald J. Trump and his closest friend Jeffrey Epstein.” The installation is the latest in a serie

A family in Palos Hills is celebrating the safe return of their beloved macaw after a tense search that stretched over several days and involved local volunteers, neighborhood groups, and a dedicated bird rescue team. The nine-year-old blue and gold macaw, named Baby, went missing during a weekend camping trip, sparking a community-wide effort to bring him back home safely. The ordeal began on Sunday when Jonathan Medina and his wife took Baby along with them on a camping trip at Bu

Fans of rapper NBA YoungBoy were left disappointed this week after the United Center in Chicago abruptly canceled his upcoming show. The concert, originally scheduled for Wednesday, September 24, was part of the rapper’s “Make America Slime Again” tour. The announcement came just days before the performance, leaving many ticket holders with questions and frustrations. The venue posted a notice on its website Monday explaining the decision. The statement read that the United

COLUMBUS, Ohio – From red carpets and themed exhibits to dog adoption drives and filmmaker panels, theaters across the Buckeye State are preparing for an unprecedented celebration of Ohio’s film heritage. Organizers have unveiled early details for “Ohio Goes to the Movies,” a statewide initiative scheduled to begin in February 2026, as part of the America 250-Ohio commemorations. Over a span of 250 days, every county in Ohio is expected to host at least one event, tota

A state commission in New Jersey has recommended a significant change in how schools manage technology use during the academic day. The Commission on the Effects of Social Media Usage on Adolescents has suggested that school districts across the state should adopt bell-to-bell cellphone bans, preventing students from using phones from the beginning of the school day until the final bell. The recommendation comes after growing concerns about the impact of smartphones and social media on the me