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Indian student who works at Tesla says he faced F1 visa rejections twice: 'I stopped trying to win over, I built my profile'

Indian student Mayank Vadaliya who works at Tesla said F1 visa rejection is not a big deal and his student visa was rejected twice but he did not give up. While several cases of F1 rejections have surfaced this year owing to a tight scrutiny of the Donald Trump administration…

The Times of India

Canadian proverb of the day: "Do not yell 'dinner' until your knife is in the loaf" and a lesson on humility, patience

A premature celebration of success often jinxes the outcome and though it's a little superstitious but such little warnings are strewn across all languages and cultures and this one goes to old Canadian wisdom. There are similar proverbs in English: Don't count your chickens before they hatch, and a familiar…

The Times of India

Netanyahu hails Lebanon deal as Hezbollah rejects agreement

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Saturday hailed a US-brokered agreement with Lebanon as a blow to Iran and Hezbollah, while the militant group's leader, Naim Qassem, rejected the framework as "null and void". The opposing stances underscored the uncertainty surrounding a deal intended to pave the way for peace…

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Quote of the day by US Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg: "Fight for the things that you care about, but…"

Think of the last time someone tried to win you over by shouting. Did it work? Usually, being lectured, shamed or steamrolled makes us dig in harder, not change our minds. Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who spent a lifetime fighting for causes she believed in, understood this better than most. Fight…

The Times of India

The last continent: how deadly bird flu travelled the world before landing on a remote Australian beach

The H5N1 virus has now reached every continent on the planet. What does it mean for some of the world’s unique species?

The Guardian - AU

Venezuela jolted again: 5.6-magnitude earthquake strikes Aragua amid rescue efforts

Venezuela is grappling with a fresh 5.6 magnitude earthquake, compounding the devastation from earlier twin quakes that claimed over 1,430 lives. Rescue efforts are ongoing amidst widespread destruction, with thousands injured and homeless. International aid is arriving as authorities work to restore power and address critical shortages in the hardest-hit…

The Times of India

Venezuela earthquakes: death toll rises again to more than 1,400

Search for survivors continues with nearly 70,000 people reported unaccounted for by their family members

The Guardian - UK

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This US county is offering $9,500 to live and work remotely from here. Condition is you have to stay for a year

A US city is inviting young workers to come and work remotely from here for at least a year and they will get $9,500 as a relocation package. The entire amount will not be cash, but $5,500 will be given as a cash stipend, and $4,000 will be in the…

The Times of India

'We need help': Venezuelans furious at slow official response to quakes

LA GUAIRA (VENEZUELA) - Boos followed Venezuela's interim leader Delcy Rodriguez during a visit to a Caracas neighborhood pulverized by two massive earthquakes.

Bangkok Post

Who is BabyJayne? Here's what to know about the YouTuber making claims against ChudTheBuilder

Trans YouTuber BabyJayne has ignited online debate with a video detailing a past personal relationship with internet personality ChudTheBuilder. She presented alleged photos and private messages, claiming an intimate connection in 2025 and alleging misogynistic comments. These unverified claims surface as ChudTheBuilder, real name Dalton Eatherly, faces serious legal charges…

The Times of India

Utah’s Cottonwood fire spreads overnight to cover 92,000 acres

Firefighters are battling the blaze in Fishlake national park that was stoked by strong winds and low humidity

The Guardian - US

'Even Steve Jobs got fired from his own company': Immigration attorneys say H-1Bs should plan ahead for layoff, they are not US citizens

With US companies announcing layoffs and H-1B workers struggling to find new jobs within 60 days, immigration attorneys said they find it difficult to comprehend that H-1B workers do not have alternate plans regarding their jobs while this can happen at anytime, notwithstanding the market situation and H-1B is only…

The Times of India

Watch: Kick streamer Ethan Qi puts larger man in chokehold during Sailor Moon cosplay stream

A viral video shows Kick streamer Ethan Qi, in a Sailor Moon cosplay, overpowering a larger man in a street fight. The clip, lasting about 35 seconds, depicts Qi quickly taking his opponent down and applying a chokehold. While many are surprised by the outcome, online debate rages over whether…

The Times of India

World's largest particle smasher halts for upgrade to boost hunt for dark matter

MEYRIN (SWITZERLAND) - The world's most powerful particle accelerator will Monday shutter operations for four years of renovations to dramatically boost its collision-capacity and the potential for unlocking one of the greatest mysteries of the Universe: dark matter.

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Fact check: The truth behind the viral Clavicular kissing trans woman clip

A viral clip of streamer Clavicular kissing a woman after asking if she was transgender has been circulating, but a closer look reveals a misleading edit. The full footage shows Clavicular asking one woman about her gender identity and later kissing a different woman. The streamer himself has decried the…

The Guardian - US

White House unveils new images of US ‘patriot passports’ for America’s 250th

Democrats called plans for commemorative passport and gold coin with Trump portrait ‘more befitting a monarchy’

The Independent UK

Strong earthquake shakes Pakistan and Afghanistan as residents flee their homes

The tremors sent panicked residents across Pakistan fleeing their homes

The Times of India

Venezuela quake toll rises to 1,430; millions cut off from food, water

Venezuela's twin earthquakes have claimed 1,430 lives, with thousands injured and homeless. While the government reports hundreds missing, the opposition website lists over 54,000 unaccounted for. International aid is arriving as rescue efforts continue amidst widespread damage, particularly in La Guaira. Power is being restored in some areas, but basic…

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Hezbollah rejects US-brokered Israel-Lebanon security deal as 'surrender', vows armed resistance

Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem on Saturday rejected the US-brokered security agreement signed a day earlier between Lebanon and Israel, calling it a "surrender to Israel" and declaring the framework "null and void". The group said the deal undermines Lebanon's sovereignty by linking an Israeli withdrawal from southern Lebanon to Hezbollah's…

The Times of India

Haitian proverb of the day: "It's the house's rat that eats the house" and its enduring wisdom on "the enemy within"

When something goes wrong, we always suspect the hand of the outsiders and give the benefit of doubt to our nearest ones, though they might have the maximum scope and access to stab us in the back. An old Haitian proverb warned us about such a situation and alerted us…

France 24

Venezuela twin quakes death toll tops 1,400 as tens of thousands remain missing

More than 1,400 people have died in the devastating twin earthquakes that struck Venezuela, officials said on Saturday, as international rescue teams bolstered a desperate but slow-moving search for survivors and tens of thousands remained missing. In Caracas, residents jeered interim leader Delcy Rodriguez on Friday as anger mounted over…

The Times of India

Bangladesh ups foreign outreach: World Bank clears $1. 1bn fund; ties with China hit 'highest levels'

In a bid to address surging food and energy prices driven by international conflicts, Bangladesh has secured $1.1 billion in World Bank emergency funding. This financial assistance is designed to safeguard employment and critical services. Furthermore, Dhaka is bolstering its strategic and economic relationship with China, as evidenced by recent…

International Business Times UK

US Servers and International World Cup Fans Clash Over US Tipping Culture: 'I'm Confused Why This Even Exists'

International football fans visiting the US for the World Cup are frustrated by the tipping culture, which adds unexpected costs to their travel expenses.

The Times of India

Quote of the day by George Soros: "The main difference between me and other people who have amassed this kind of money is…”

Most people who chase money want the money. George Soros, one of the most successful investors who ever lived, says he was after something else. He wanted ideas. Here is how he put it. The main difference between me and other people who have amassed this kind of money, he…

The Times of India

Karachi rocked by explosion & gunfire; paramilitary office targeted, 3 soldiers dead

At least three personnel of Pakistan's Sindh Rangers and three suspected terrorists were killed after militants attacked a Rangers facility in Karachi.

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