US midterms: FBI, ICE agents will not serve as election monitors, DOJ says
FBI agents will not be “monitoring” midterm polling booths The US Department of Justice said FBI and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) personnel will not serve as monitors during the November midterm elections, amid concerns from civil rights groups that the Trump administration’s plans for federal election oversight could intimidate voters.In a court filing late…
Man finds a brand-new car scratched overnight outside his home; viral post sparks debate over jealousy and damage to personal property
Buying a new car is a milestone for many people, often representing years of hard work, careful saving and a long-awaited dream. But imagine waking up the morning after bringing home a new vehicle and finding its body covered in scratches. This is the situation described in a viral post on X that has prompted…
Taylor Stanberry: Woman caught 60 Burmese pythons barefoot in the Everglades swamp and became the first woman to win Florida’s annual Python Challenge in 2025: Meet Taylor Stanberry
Photo: Taylor Stanberry / Facebook Florida is known for sunshine, beaches, and wildlife. But deep in the Everglades, an unwelcome guest has made itself at home: the Burmese python. These snakes are not native to Florida, and they are widely believed to have arrived through the exotic pet trade.Once in the wetlands, these snakes grow…
NCLT, NCLAT hijacked by corporate affairs ministry: SC | India News
SC slammed the corporate affairs ministry for “completely hijacking” NCLT and NCLAT, citing infrastructure failures, large vacancies and contractual hiring that undermine the tribunals’ autonomy. New Delhi: In an outburst sure to embarrass the govt, Supreme Court Thursday slammed the ministry of corporate affairs for “completely hijacking” the two most important quasi-judicial financial adjudicatory bodies…
Canada seeks EU ‘associate member’ status as Carney counters Trump’s trade pressure
File photo: President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen, right, gives remarks alongside Prime Minister Mark Carney at a roundtable with business leaders during the Canada-EU Summit in Montreal, Thursday, Oct. 29, 2026 Canadian prime minister Mark Carney and European commission president Ursula von der Leyen on Thursday pressed for a closer alliance…
In FY 25, Jan Suraaj received Rs 101cr, spent only 9cr: ADR | India News
File photo: Jan Suraaj Chief and MLA Prashant Kishor, along with party candidates NEW DELHI: An analysis by the Association for Democratic Reforms (ADR) shows that Jan Suraaj, which contested 238 seats in the 2025 Bihar assembly elections but won none, had declared an income of Rs 101.32 crore, including donations of Rs 99.40 crore,…
A Hyderabad developer building a 150-acre residential project faced losing around 800 mango trees to a link road, so he bought another plot and spent six to eight months moving the trees instead of cutting them down
Photo credit: Vata Foundation When a link road threatened around 800 mango trees on a 150-acre residential project in Hyderabad, developer Ashwin Rao faced a difficult choice: allow the trees to be cut or find a way to preserve them. He chose the latter, bought another plot of land and arranged to move the trees….
Most of private equity in health went to west & south: Study | India News
A study found that private equity investment in India’s healthcare sector is concentrated in urban hospitals in southern and western states, leaving rural and underserved regions largely overlooked. (AI-generated image) A mapping of private equity investments in India’s health sector over past 18 years has revealed investments are overwhelmingly in multispecialty hospitals in the urbanised…
Growing up without being able to afford Halloween costumes, Texas man Christophe Waggoner began October’s Child in 2017; he has gifted 8,000 costumes to families and plans to give away 4,000 in 2026
Halloween is one of the most important days of the year for people across the globe. Hanging up decorations, deciding on costumes and going trick-or-treating make for some of the most memorable childhood moments for kids growing up. However, not every child is blessed enough to be able to celebrate the festival fully, and many…
CBI probes foreign funds to Arunachal activist | India News
File photo: Central bureau of investigation NEW DELHI: CBI is learnt to be probing inward remittances made by at least four foreign entities to an activist in Arunachal Pradesh in violation of the FCRA provisions.According to an FIR filed by the agency in Aug, the entities are based in the Philippines, Ireland and the UK,…
Uttar Pradesh bans artificial food colours in Samosa & Momo Chutney; what consumers and vendors need to know |
The chutney with your momos and samosas may not be so red anymore. The chutney with your momos may not be so red anymore. The fiery red chutney with your momos and samosas, that watered your mouth before you even had a bite is now getting a makeover.Uttar Pradesh’s Food Safety and Drug Administration (FSDA)…
Mandate damages for savings lost in ‘digital arrest’: SC to RBI | India News
SC told the RBI that its proposed SOP must mandate banks to indemnify victims who lose money to digital arrest frauds, citing possible bank staff complicity. NEW DELHI: Convinced of bank personnel’s complicity in cases of cyber fraudsters duping people by staging ‘digital arrest’, SC told Reserve Bank of India that its proposed Nov 30…
