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US weekly jobless claims near 57-year lowsEconomists say rising profits amid strong domestic demand were shielding workers from layoffs. There are, however, worries that tightening ...- The Trump rally: A slice of 'Americana' politics, coming to an endYoung students attending their debut political gathering, longtime supporters coming since 2015, or curious onlookers witnessing a presiden...
- Op Salvage, or US Plus One: Why India must take the lead now to rescue globalisationDonald Trump's policies have weakened global institutions. India should lead efforts to revive globalisation through BRICS. There is a need...
- Sydney Sweeney and her American Eagle ad campaign face social media storm: Story in 10 pointsAmerican Eagle's ad campaign featuring Sydney Sweeney, with the tagline "Sydney Sweeney has great jeans," has ignited controversy. Critics ...
- Did Taylor Swift respond to Donald Trump's 'she's not hot' jibe? Fans want to know as it trends onlineDonald Trump recently criticized Taylor Swift, claiming she's "no longer hot" on Truth Social, reigniting their past political clashes. Thi...
- With Donald Trump's second term, Big Tech embraces US exceptionalismIn the defense industry, US companies have historically balanced pro-American positioning with patriotic discretion to attract internationa...
- Are Taylor Swift's fans or Swifties disappointed with her choice of friends?Fans were disappointed in Taylor Swift after she hugged Brittany Mahomes during the US Open. Swift's prior political views conflicted with ...
- DNC key takeaways: Camouflage hats, women in white, fighting the powerDemocratic National Convention final day takeaways: Kamala Harris accepted the Democratic nomination for president, aiming to define hersel...
- Why did Donald Trump call Taylor Swift a ‘fake liberal’? What else did he say?The former US President has described the popular singer as a ‘fake liberal who is unusually beautiful’. He had targeted her earlier in 202...
- What Beyoncé's new album tells usBeyoncé's Cowboy Carter challenges music stereotypes by blending country and R&B, emphasizing individual freedom and creativity while quest...
- View: Why Nikki Haley could be the most dangerous presidentThe article explores a hypothetical scenario where Ron DeSantis is a formidable candidate, potentially surpassing Donald Trump in New Hamps...
- Taylor Swift economy is booming- Maybe it's time for India to sign an FTA?Taylor Swift's popularity is so deep and widespread that Harvard English professor Stephanie Burt has announced a new course, 'Taylor Swift...
- Taylor Swift's Eras tour concert film to launch globally in OctoberTaylor Swift fans worldwide can mark their calendars for October 13 as the global release of her highly anticipated Eras tour concert film ...
- Why Ukraine is different from any previous warsA Russian invasion of Ukraine would look like the kind of war that has been largely absent in the past 80 years and that was once common. I...
- 20 years after 9/11: Can the US, more polarised than ever before, reload and lead again?What does it mean when elections no longer decide the winner, and institutional muscles holding up the structure are torn or aching badly? ...
- What’s on Omnivore Managing Partner‘s plate: Bajra roti to keep him energised, almonds and walnuts for a sharp mindMark Kahn's plate has a lot of greens in the form of spinach, okra and ivy gourd.
- 'Leverage China’s vulnerabilities in Tibet, Taiwan and Xinjiang'In order to answer these and similar questions, we need to put out of our minds (for the time being) the recent events in Ladakh and focus ...
- View: Nations may opt to trade with economies where political trust exists, thereby fragmenting supply chainsThe hyper-globalisation processes that built China’s industrial might also caused enormous political churn.
- US South Asia experts seek clarity on PM Narendra Modi's Baluchistan policySo far, Modi has demonstrated both a willingness to work with Pakistan and a willingness to take a hardline stance, an expert on South Asia...
- Why do Coke, Pepsi irk people most?May be because attacking these brands brings instant fame. Or may be because they have a 'no do-gooder' image.
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