Hashmi, first Indian American and first Muslim woman to win statewide office in Virginia, takes oath on the Quran
Year: 2026
Next year’s Nobel ceremony might as well skip Oslo and head straight to Mar-a-Lago — where peace is just another souvenir between the golf trophies and the Diet Coke fridge.
Pentagon has ordered about 1,500 active-duty soldiers in Alaska to prepare for a possible deployment to Minnesota
Sequoia’s investment in xAI has been seen as less about backing in OpenAI competitor, and more about deepening the firm’s deep ties with Musk
Trump has invited India to be a part of what he called “Board of Peace” meant to oversee governance and reconstruction in postwar Gaza
Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie face inheritance loss as Prince Andrew’s Royal Lodge lease fallout deepens royal controversy.
US funding pullback sparks global health crisis, WEF warns, as AI and virtual hospitals emerge as key solutions.
IndiGo faces regulatory scrutiny as new pilot duty norms threaten 2,000 daily flights after record DGCA fines.
Trump administration pushes Big Tech to fund new power plants as AI data centers drive up electricity prices across the PJM grid
US Supreme Court weighs Federal Reserve independence amid Trump–Powell clash, raising stakes for executive power and monetary governance.
China’s birth rate has fallen to a historic low, sparking fresh debate worldwide as Elon Musk urges countries to prioritize birthrates.
FIFA draws criticism for honouring Donald Trump while warning 2026 World Cup fans that tickets alone don’t guarantee U.S. entry.
First Indian American elected to the City Council in NYC history to chair powerful Oversight & Investigations Committee
Indian American researcher’s new AI-enhanced scanning method promises to boost quest for high-resolution mapping of the brain
Minnesota shooting reveals a democratic crisis, highlighting the need for renewed negotiation and shared facts.
Five people face federal charges after authorities uncovered an alleged sex trafficking and drug operation at a Dumfries motel.
A new analysis applies game theory to Martin Luther King Jr.’s strategy of disciplined nonviolence, arguing it was a deliberate effort to escape destructive social “equilibria” like the Prisoner’s Dilemma—and explores how the same framework helps explain today’s affordability crisis in housing, health care, and food.
European leaders reject U.S. tariff threats tied to Greenland, warning of retaliation and rising tensions between longtime allies.
Singh becomes first Indian American Councilwoman-at-Large in Jersey City, one of the largest centres of Indian community.
J&Y Law’s analysis reveals Mississippi leads the nation with 99.7% school meal dependency as Congress weighs cuts
Saurabh’s framework resonates with mature, well-funded companies that have the resources to build process and culture at scale. For early-stage, bootstrapped startups still finding their footing, the advice can feel aspirational rather than practical — less a playbook for survival and more a polished guide meant for those who have already made it past the hardest part.
OpenAI will begin testing ads in ChatGPT for U.S. free and Go-tier users, marking a major shift in how the AI company
Deported while trying to travel home for Thanksgiving, a college student now waits as a judge urges the government to fix the mistake.
Norton Manor is more than an architectural showpiece—it is a reflection of its owners’ journey, values, and worldview. Blending classical European influences with distinctly American symbolism, the estate comes to life through a guided tour led by Skip Sroka of Sroka Design, the celebrated Washington, D.C.-based interior designer behind many of the region’s most notable homes.
Elon Musk and Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary are locked in a public feud after O’Leary rejected Starlink Wi-Fi for the airline’s fleet. Musk called O’Leary an “utter idiot” on X, while the airline fired back with a playful jab during a platform outage.