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Indian-origin immigration judge fired by Trump administration after blocking deportation of Palestinian student: 'I tried to resist'

Indian-origin immigration judge Roopal Patel was axed by the Trump administration after blocking a high-profile deportation case involving a pro-Palestinian student.

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What happened with Vitaly Zdorovetskiy? Controversial streamer apologizes after falsely accusing man on livestream

Controversial streamer Vitaly Zdorovetskiy has apologized for wrongfully accusing Akash Singhania of being a child predator during a live Kick broadcast on April 13, 2026. Despite Vitaly's aggressive on-stream confrontation, Santa Ana police cleared Singhania of all wrongdoing. While Vitaly has deleted the video and called it a "learning experience,"…

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Visa bulletin May 2026: US says demand for EB-5 from India increasing, situation being monitored

The US State Department published the Visa bulletin for May 2026 with not much change in the dates but it added a note of caution for the EB-5 Green Card category specifically from India. "Sufficient demand and increased number use by India in the EB-5 unreserved visa categories may make…

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Woolwich shooting: Teen chased 14-year-old into stairwell; shot at close range

In a heart-wrenching incident in Woolwich, 14-year-old Eghase Ogbebor lost his life after a close-range gunshot to the chest during a harrowing chase. Authorities claim that a 16-year-old was responsible for the tragic act. The alleged shooter remains in custody and is scheduled to face trial in January for a…

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90-year-old mother arrested for laundering son’s drug money in South Korea

A 90-year-old South Korean woman was sentenced for laundering hundreds of millions of won linked to her son's drug trafficking. She transferred funds at his direction while he was imprisoned abroad, acting as an intermediary. The court found her aware of the illicit nature of the money, contributing to the…

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Indian-origin doctor in US seen wielding cane stick during a parking spot fight in viral video

An Indian-origin doctor, Jaipal Sidhu, found himself in a tough spot earlier this month after a video of him brandishing a large cane stick and then apparently slashing the tire of a car at a fight over a parking spot went viral. The incident took place in Fresno, California, and…

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UK border rules 2026: British woman denied entry, stranded abroad over passport law change

Natasha Cochrane De La Rosa was born in Islington, grew up in London, pays taxes and has voted in British elections her entire adult life. None of that was enough to get her back into the country where she was born.

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Beijing sacks senior diplomat Sun Weidong; offers no explanation as scrutiny of top ranks intensifies

China removed its vice minister of foreign affairs, Sun Weidong, from his post, according to an official announcement by China's ministry of human resources on Tuesday. The decision was made by the state council, the country’s top administrative body. However, no reason or timeline for the removal of the top…

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Why is Pakistan desperate for US-Iran truce? Leaked details about pact with Saudi Arabia expose reason

The disclosures, obtained by Drop Site News, show that the defense agreement between Riyadh and Islamabad, formally signed in 2025 as the Strategic Mutual Defense Agreement, has already been activated amid escalating regional war. The revelation comes after Saudi Arabia publicly announced on Saturday that Pakistani military forces, including aircraft,…

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UK pet law explained: Why dog owners face bigger legal risks than cat owners

Most pet owners assume the rules are roughly the same whether they have a cat or a dog. Martin Lewis has a clear message for anyone who thinks that: they are wrong and the difference could cost them seriously.

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Labour MP launches ‘summer of sex’ campaign to reshape UK sex education

In an innovative push for 2026, a Labour MP is launching a dynamic 'Season of Sensuality' initiative, designed to promote robust, lifelong sex education. This initiative is focused on breaking down societal barriers, encouraging candid conversations about consent, relationships, and sexual health that last beyond the classroom.

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'MAGA grandma' Sharon Simmons flown from Arkansas for DoorDash delivery to Trump: 'No one is claiming it was real'

President Donald Trump receiving a DoorDash delivery at the White House from one Sharon Simmons triggered a major controversy that it was nothing but a PR tactic and Simmons was a known MAGA supporter. A grandmother of 10, Simmons completed more than 14,000 deliveries and has been working with DoorDash…

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Archaeologists discover 5,000-year-old human bone cups and masks in China’s Yangtze River Delta

Recent archaeological excavations in the Yangtze River Delta, China, have revealed the complex socio-cultural practices of the Neolithic Liangzhu civilisation, dating back about 5000 years. Using remains from the Zhongjiagang site, researchers have found that human bones were routinely used as a source of functional and ritualistic objects like ‘skull…

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British Airways faces £50k lawsuit over business class passenger’s in-flight injury

A businessman is suing British Airways for over £50,000 after a mid-flight injury left him with lasting physical damage and alleged trauma, including nightmares and flashbacks.While the airline admits the accident, it is contesting compensation for psychological harm, setting up a key legal battle over liability.

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Degu pet business UK: Man quits job to build niche brand for rare rodents

Facing allergies that made pet ownership a challenge, Lee Shepherd discovered the delightful world of degus, small rodents native to South America. Realizing there were limited options available for their care, he began designing bespoke wooden toys and wholesome, sugar-free treats. This hobby soon turned into Totally Degu, a successful…

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Why 'Jesus' Trump pulled a TACO against Pope Leo XIV

If anything, this moment feels like a rare theological pullback, a reminder that the Church, for all its history of intrigue and compromise, still retains its oldest function: to define the boundaries of right and wrong when politics refuses to.

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China-linked tanker that tested US blockade of Hormuz makes U-turn

A US-sanctioned tanker, the Rich Starry, linked to China, appeared to reverse course in the Gulf of Oman after transiting the Strait of Hormuz. Its movements are closely watched as a test of President Trump's naval blockade, with another tanker, Elpis, also showing unusual activity near Iran.

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UK: Albanian burglary gang gets over 38 years in jail for £1m thefts across multiple counties

Members of an Albanian crime gang have been jailed in the UK after carrying out a string of high-value burglaries across several counties, stealing belongings worth more than £1 million.

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Prince Harry, Meghan arrive in Australia: Hospital visits, mental health summit on agenda amid ‘faux royal’ debate

In a unique venture, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are gracing Australia with a privately funded visit aimed at enhancing community welfare and mental health initiatives. While advocates applaud their proactive approach, skeptics raise concerns regarding the trip's royal parallels and commercial implications.

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'Burger King bandit': Indian man charged over stealing $3,500 from Florida outlet after he was fired from there

Kris Kumar, an Indian man, who used to work at a Burger King outlet in Florida was called 'Burger King bandit' after the law enforcement found that he was behind the sudden disappearance of dollars from the restaurant safe. According to reports, Kumar used to be the manager of the…

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‘My world was turned upside down’: Indian man speaks out after YouTuber wrongly accused him of being a pedophile

“My world was turned upside down this weekend.” That is how Akash Singhania began his statement after being wrongly accused of predatory behaviour in a viral sting video by Russian YouTuber Vitaly Zdorovetskiy.

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After US-Iran talks fail, China proposes four-point plan for Middle East peace

China on Tuesday outlined a four-point proposal for lasting peace in the Middle East, with foreign ministry spokesperson Mao Ning sharing details of remarks made by President Xi Jinping.

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Wimbledon car crash: 11 UK police officers under probe over race bias allegations in deaths of two 8-year-old girls

Eleven Metropolitan Police officers are being investigated over their handling of a 2023 car crash in Wimbledon that killed two eight-year-old schoolgirls.

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The Great Emu War of 1932: How 20,000 flightless birds outsmarted the Australian army

In 1932, the Government of Australia entered into an unconventional 'war' with an unexpected adversary, namely, a large population of approximately 20,000 emus, as reported in Australian Geographic. The emus would migrate from their traditional migratory range to the wheat-growing region of Western Australia after the economic collapse of the…

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Quote of the day by Eleanor Roosevelt: “I believe that democracy is based on the ability to make democracy serve the good of the majority of the people. If it can’t do that, then it should not survive.”

People often say that democracy is a system in which they can choose their leaders and decide what happens in their country. People all over the world agree with it because it promises fairness, representation, and participation. But the real power of democracy goes beyond just voting and making governments.…

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