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Donald Trump Jr says JD Vance is right about H-1B visa program, people who disagree are the open border lovers

Vice President JD Vance has once again spoken out against H-1B visa abuse and asserted that he is in support of eliminating the program completely. And this time Donald Trump Jr threw his weight behind JD Vance, indicating how serious the administration is in its action against the visa abuse.

The Times of India · Oct 2

Policeman killed in gunmen attack in Pakistan’s khyber pakhtunkhwa

In a shocking incident in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan, a police officer was brutally killed by two armed assailants on a motorcycle. The attack, which involved the use of a hand grenade and gunfire, occurred outside a hospital. The banned militant group Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan swiftly claimed responsibility. In response, security forces…

The Times of India · Oct 2

Venezuelan delivery driver shot by ICE officer in Texas undergoes surgery to remove bullet from back

A Venezuelan delivery driver who was shot by a US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer in Austin, Texas, underwent surgery on Thursday to remove a bullet that had remained lodged in his back for nearly two weeks, according to his legal team.

The Times of India · Oct 2

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Florida students turn damaged signposts into underwater fish habitats

Damaged metal posts are being given a second life off the coast of Florida, where they are being transformed into small structures designed to add habitat to artificial reefs. The project brings together Escambia and Santa Rosa counties, George Stone Technical College and Florida's artificial reef programme, with welding students…

The Times of India · Oct 2

Japan buried coal ash under the sea; decades later, it still supports a bridge

When engineers in Japan began work on the Hakucho Ohashi Bridge in Hokkaido in the 1980s, they faced an unusual problem beneath the water. The foundations for the bridge's two main towers had to be built on a soft seabed about 14 to 17 metres underwater. Instead of filling the…

The Times of India · Oct 2

Illinois farmer hosted 10 wind turbines across 800 acres; payments began at $10,000 per turbine

Grain farmers across rural America are increasingly finding financial relief through payments from wind turbines placed on their land. These earnings serve as a buffer against the ups and downs of crop pricing, while also bolstering local government funding. Yet, the introduction of wind turbines is not without its challenges,…

The Times of India · Oct 2

Ohio man pleads guilty to running fake $3 million sports and theme-park ticket scheme

An Ohio man pleaded guilty to running a fake investment scheme that prosecutors say defrauded five victims in Ohio and Florida of more than $3 million. John E. Brown II promoted supposed “rolling code ticket packages” linked to sports and theme-park experiences, but the investment did not exist. Prosecutors said…

The Times of India · Oct 2

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'Whoever sent pilot will pay heavy price': Netanyahu's warning after flydubai attack

Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Friday that the suspected attacker aboard a flydubai flight had undergone Islamist radicalization and intended to crash the aircraft with its passengers on board, warning that "whoever sent him will pay a very heavy price". The remarks come as investigators examine whether the…

The Times of India · Oct 2

'Will discuss political engagement with Houthis': Pakistan reveals agenda of emergency Mecca pact meet

Pakistan on Friday said an emergency meeting of the strategic political defence committee under the Mecca Joint Defence Agreement will be held in Riyadh next week, with the agenda set to include Houthi attacks in Saudi Arabia and political engagement with the Iran-backed group.

The Times of India · Oct 2

AJ Scaramucci built a comic, card and fossil collection as alternative assets

For years, Silicon Valley investor AJ Scaramucci quietly assembled an unusual collection of comics, trading cards and even dinosaur bones. Now he argues these objects belong alongside gold and bitcoin as serious alternative assets. Scaramucci founded Solari Capital, a venture firm that has just emerged from stealth after deploying roughly…

The Times of India · Oct 2

At 8, Vivienne Harr of California, opened a lemonade stand after seeing a photo of enslaved children

Vivienne Harr, a remarkable eight-year-old from Fairfax, California, turned a childhood lemonade stand into a beacon of hope against child slavery. Inspired by a chilling image depicting the plight of enslaved children, she aimed to raise $100,000. Upon hitting her target, her dedication didn’t waver; she spent an entire year…

The Times of India · Oct 2

Fake US ambassador went on luxury spending spree before FBI arrest, bought a Bentley, leased a Maserati

A Michigan businesswoman accused of falsely presenting herself as a US ambassador allegedly went on a lavish spending spree using money obtained from victims, buying a Bentley, leasing a Maserati and paying for trips to Paris and Los Angeles, according to newly unsealed federal court records.

The Times of India · Oct 2

US govt official arrested on charges of supporting Iran-backed Houthis, buying bomb-making materials

A US Energy Department electrical engineer has been arrested for allegedly providing material support to Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthi rebels, including by purchasing materials used in homemade explosives and drones and traveling to Yemen, the Justice Department said.

The Times of India · Oct 2

Italy’s underwater marble sculptures are becoming small artificial reef habitats, study finds

Five marble statues stand on the seabed of the Baia del Cannone, off Talamone in Grosseto, Tuscany, in the Northern Tyrrhenian Sea. They were placed there on 19 September 2024 as part of an initiative run by the association Casa dei Pesci. According to the study published in the MDPI…

The Times of India · Oct 2

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Michigan’s $3.2B Soo Locks project hits 50% in final phase

Michigan's Soo Locks project has achieved 50% completion and is on track for a 2030 finish. This $3.219 billion project began in 2020 and includes multiple construction phases. The final construction phase involves extensive work including cofferdam construction and demolition of the existing Sabin Lock. Crews are currently focused on…

The Times of India · Oct 2

'Terrorist act': UAE official on flydubai attack, praises India pilot Smit Machchhar

NEW DELHI: A UAE official has described the mid-air incident involving flydubai flight FZ1073 as a “terrorist act” while praising Indian pilot Smit Machchhar for his role in ensuring the aircraft landed safely, news agency AFP reported on Friday.

The Times of India · Oct 2

France rocked by protests as nearly 400 schools close amid student-police clashes

French protests continued to escalate on Friday, with around 400 schools and other educational establishments expected to remain closed as high school students blocked access to buildings, clashed with police and, in some cases, set fires.

The Times of India · Oct 2

Renee Good shooting: Family sues ICE agent, top Trump officials over her death

The family of Renee Good, a 37-year-old mother of three who was fatally shot by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent in Minneapolis in January, has filed two civil lawsuits against the US government, the agent, and several Trump administration officials.

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The Times of India · Oct 2

Long Branch Eminent-Domain Settlement: homeowners beat condo plan; agreement protects MTOTSA

In Long Branch, New Jersey, local families stood firm against the city's move to utilize eminent domain for a redevelopment initiative targeting the MTOTSA neighborhood. In a significant 2008 appellate court decision, evidence was deemed insufficient for the city’s proposed acquisitions. By 2009, a protective agreement was established, ensuring homeowners…

The Times of India · Oct 2

Melbourne homeowner faces $176,297 insurance battle over hidden water damage after purchase

A dwelling completed in Caulfield South on 18 November 2014 later became the subject of a $176,297.76 County Court award. Mr Fall-Armytage became the registered proprietor in May 2018 and, between June and November 2018, noticed water damage, staining, mould and leaking after heavy rainfall. According to Cogent Legal, his…

The Times of India · Oct 2

2004 Rat Eradication: Pacific rats wiped out on Little Barrier Island; Cook’s petrel breeding surges

The eradication of Pacific rats in 2004 dramatically altered the ecology of Little Barrier Island. One year post-eradication, the breeding success of Cook's petrels surged from 5% to 53%, revealing that predation by rats had significantly impeded their reproductive outcomes. Monitoring across various locations on the island illustrated differing effects,…

The Times of India · Oct 2

Goat Removal Spurs Plant Recovery: scientists chart paintbrush rebound; ecosystem shows resilience

On San Clemente Island, a groundbreaking ecological restoration project culminated in the removal of invasive feral goats, a move that has had a profound impact on local biodiversity. This pivotal event facilitated a remarkable resurgence of the San Clemente Island paintbrush, which had faced critical endangerment. With non-native herbivores gone,…

The Times of India · Oct 2

Floating Home Spurs Landmark Rulings: resident’s fight sinks $2.4bn plan; reshapes US case law

In 2006, Fane Lozman took a stand against a grand waterfront development initiative in Riviera Beach, Florida, which aimed to utilize eminent domain to seize homes for the project. Although the plan ultimately collapsed, Lozman's legal confrontations regarding his floating home resulted in vital Supreme Court rulings concerning the classification…

The Times of India · Oct 2

How Utah locals pushed Kevin O’Leary to cut his AI data centre plan in half

Kevin O’Leary-backed plans for a 40,000-acre AI data centre district in Utah have been cut to about 20,000 acres after strong local opposition. Residents have raised concerns over the project’s energy and water use, environmental impact and public review. Developers say the project could create thousands of jobs and support…

The Times of India · Oct 2

From Abandoned To Heritage Hub: Sassi slums revived and inhabited; UNESCO status follows

In 1993, the Sassi districts of Matera achieved the prestigious status of UNESCO World Heritage. Following severe living conditions, a significant evacuation led to the decline of many structures. However, a revitalization initiative launched in the 1980s prompted the return of former residents. Currently, these historical districts are integral to…

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