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Nike to cut 775 U.S. distribution jobs as automation and supply chain restructuring reshape operations amid slowing sales.
A historical and personal reflection on anti-Indian hate in America, tracing exclusion, assimilation, and the need for civic participation.
Why former Washington State Senator Mona Das believes the fight for representation begins long before Election Day
A reflection on social media addiction in children, exposing algorithmic harm, mental health risks, and long-ignored warning signs.
Trump family allegedly gained $1.4 billion in office, raising ethics, transparency, and conflict-of-interest concerns.
Usha Vance is expecting her fourth child, making history as one of the few vice-presidential spouses to be pregnant while in office.
“Make America Go Away” hats emerge in Denmark and Greenland protesting Trump’s Greenland takeover remarks.
Do all the self-help books in the world help one get out of the brainrot wave? This writer explores.
Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie face inheritance loss as Prince Andrew’s Royal Lodge lease fallout deepens royal controversy.
Minnesota shooting reveals a democratic crisis, highlighting the need for renewed negotiation and shared facts.
Celebrities took a highly public stand against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) at the 2026 Golden Globe Awards
Trump revives Greenland acquisition talk and sparks controversy with a viral Venezuela claim, alarming allies and global observers.
Trump vows to ban large investors from buying single-family homes, sparking debate over housing affordability and rental supply.
New name for Distinguished Speaker of the Year award honors the Indian American innovative entrepreneur and scientist
Future-proof your career in 2026 by building in-demand skills, partnering with AI, and adapting to evolving work models.
A US-based NRI shares why he is returning to India after 5.5 years, prioritising quality of life over higher US salary.
Maurice Boissiere reflects on leadership, trust, vulnerability, culture, and courage at The American Bazaar’s Leadership @ Inflection Points.
Delhi’s toxic air exposes deep inequality as AQI turns hazardous, while elites breathe purified air inside Parliament and embassies.
Chinese billionaires increasingly use U.S. surrogates to build large families, raising ethical, legal, and citizenship concerns.
Edward Hopper, loneliness epidemic, roommate marriages, politics, social media, and economics reveal why Americans are alone together.
Stop AAPI Hate study shows international students, majority of whom come from India and China, fear surveillance, visa threats
US eases restrictions to allow Nvidia H200 chip exports to China with a 25% fee amid balancing AI leadership and security.
Jasleen Singh’s viral message on chivalry, relationships, and masculinity sparks debate on modern love and partnership.
Indian American activist’s movie tells why America was not built for mothers to thrive, and how to come together