US military used Anthropic’s Claude AI in Iran strikes despite Trump’s federal ban, highlighting Pentagon tensions and AI ethics concerns.
Juli Mathew seeks third term in Fort Bend County, highlighting constitutional values, mental health courts, and community impact.
US-Iran war triggers flight cancellations, airport damage, and oil market fears, disrupting global travel and energy markets.
Polymarket bet on Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s death sparks ethical concerns over prediction markets, war profiteering, and regulation.
Trump officials admit no Iran first-attack intelligence amid U.S.-Israel strikes, escalating conflict, and Strait of Hormuz tensions.
Cognizant has secured a deal from commercial vehicle manufacturer Daimler Trucks to transform and modernize its global workplace services.
Exploring divine authority, political power, sectarian conflict, and moral leadership in a globalized, technologically advancing world.
Analyzing Trump’s disruptive second term strategy, from tariffs to Iran strikes, beyond market volatility and perceived chaos.
Independent Indian American candidate leans on life story and data-driven mindset to win over voters
Veteran Indian American tech leader on a mission to redefine how millions of Americans experience urgent care.
Indian American banker Kedia became the first woman chief executive of the leading superregional bank last year.
From the Strait of Hormuz to grocery bills worldwide, the consequences of war travel faster than the missiles that begin it.
Before expanding H-1B visas for doctors, policymakers must fix the bottlenecks in U.S. medical training and payment systems — where capped residency slots, rising debt burdens, and distorted reimbursement incentives are suppressing domestic physician supply.
The candidate says H-4 visa holders, who are classified as residents without being citizens or permanent residents, bypass international student visa requirements.
With unmatched military and diplomatic leverage, the United States held the greatest capacity to restrain escalation — and now bears the heaviest share of its consequences.
American military supremacy, after years in which its credibility had frayed at the edges, has reasserted itself in terms the world cannot misread.
An Indian businessman and his wife were denied US visas even though they had confirmed tickets to attend the FIFA World Cup
Gulf hubs partially shut and suspended regional flights, thousands of Indian passengers face cancellations and mounting uncertainty
AI can enhance defensive capabilities, reduce collateral damage through precision targeting, and strengthen early warning systems that prevent catastrophic conflict
Rising tensions between the U.S., Israel and Iran are rattling global energy markets, with traders closely watching the Strait of Hormuz and Iran’s oil infrastructure. Even the threat of disruption could tighten supply, push crude prices higher, and inject fresh volatility into inflation-hit economies worldwide
The book, A Sixth of Humanity sees India clearly from afar. The next reckoning must also learn to listen up close.
Trump weaved and waffled for a record 107 minutes as he took a victory lap proclaiming that he has ushered in a “golden age of America”
A legal battle unfolding in an Oakland courtroom over President Donald Trump’s $100,000 fee on certain H-1B workers took an unexpected turn
Federal courts across the US this week have ordered bond hearings or immediate release for several Indian nationals held in immigration detention
Jack Dorsey’s company Block, which operates payment apps Square, Tidal, and Cash App said it would be laying off 4,000 of its 10,000 employees