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Why Pakistan backstabs the US, and always gets away with itFor decades, the US grappled with Pakistan's dual role as a terror war ally and a supporter of militant groups. Despite accusations of shel...- Quote of the Day by Galileo Galilei: ‘Measure what can be measured, and make measurable what…’ Words of wisdom on value of observation and measurementGalileo Galilei Quote of the Day: A pioneering Italian scientist, Galileo Galilei revolutionized physics and astronomy through his commitme...
- Quote of the day by Ralph Waldo Emerson: 'Do not be too timid and squeamish about your actions...' ; what we can learn about important of learning from mistakes from American authorEmbracing life as a continuous experiment, Ralph Waldo Emerson advocated for bold action and learning from every attempt. His philosophy em...
- Ali Larijani killed in US-Israeli strike, Iran confirms; key architect of regime’s security policy dies at 67Veteran Iranian politician Ali Larijani has been killed in a U.S.-Israeli airstrike. Larijani, a key figure in Iran's security and nuclear ...
- Today in US history on March 12: Coca-Cola bottled, Truman doctrine roots, Alaska oilThis day in US history saw pivotal moments. Coca-Cola bottles first appeared. A Supreme Court justice was impeached. President Roosevelt de...
- Venezuela Oil: Trump now has his own petroleum empire in the AmericasAmerica now commands a vast oil empire. From Alaska to Patagonia, Washington influences nearly 40% of global oil output. This control offer...
- Quote of the Day by Linda Goodman: 'For all those who believe, expect a...' - Top quotes by the famous astrologer that still inspire millionsLinda Goodman, born Mary Alice Kemery, became a celebrated astrologer and writer. Her book 'Sun Signs' achieved bestseller status, making a...
- He was a keen artist and got imprisoned at 11: How a rebellious boy ended up discovering the brain’s greatest secret, winning him a Nobel PrizeSantiago Ramón y Cajal’s transformation from a rebellious 11-year-old prisoner to a Nobel Prize-winning neuroscientist is a tale of perseve...
- Can Mark Zuckerberg duck deposition in Meta privacy class action?Mark Zuckerberg is trying to avoid giving a deposition in a privacy lawsuit. Meta argues he lacks unique knowledge. The case involves alleg...
- Pope Leo XIV just took office, but Canada has a big request alreadyPope Leo XIV's papacy begins as Indigenous leaders in Canada request the return of sacred artifacts. These items were taken during the colo...
- Won't take any post after retirement: Outgoing CJI Sanjiv KhannaOutgoing CJI Sanjiv Khanna stated he would not accept any post-retirement job but might engage with law. He addressed the in-house inquiry ...
- The next pope will inherit Pope Francis' mixed legacy with Indigenous peoplePope Francis left a complex legacy concerning Indigenous relations, marked by apologies for residential schools and repudiation of the Doct...
- Sam Rockwell joins ‘The White Lotus’ Season 3: A one-time cameo or is there more?Academy Award-winning actor Sam Rockwell appeared out of nowhere for The White Lotus Season 3, starring as Frank, an acquaintance from Rick...
- Despite a long record of name-calling, India remains an inspirational and inspiring brandPrime Minister Narendra Modi took a dig at the opposition combine INDIA during the parliamentary deadlock over the violence in Manipur and ...
- Do Larry Page, Sundar Pichai deserve special treatment in shareholder class action?Page and Pichai are defendants and potentially crucial witnesses in a billion-dollar shareholder class action accusing the company and top ...
- Albert Einstein's letter to colleague may fetch $5,000 at auctionEinstein adds the salutation in his own hand, as well as a brief line after his signature.
- Nada and BrahmanLegendary mridangam maestro Sivaram says sound is not to be confused with noise.
- Dholavira: A magnificent reminder of ancient civilisationPerched on a landlocked island, Dholavira is a magnificent reminder of the ancient civilisation that flourished millennia ago in India.
- Faucet drip, or monsoon?Genome pioneer J Craig Venter sports a small salt-and-pepper goatee , appropriate for someone claiming to have synthesised life from off-th...
- Fuss over conflict of interest in judiciaryA judge must consider it his or her duty not only to observe high standards of conduct but also to participate in collectively establishing...
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