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The world’s plastic glut is set to get much worse by 2040, study findsPlastic pollution is set to surge by 2040, reaching 280 million metric tons annually. This alarming projection comes from a Pew Charitable ...- Immigrant workforce shrinks by 1.2 million, raising concerns across US economyOver 1.2 million immigrants have exited the US labor force this year, impacting sectors like farming, construction, and home healthcare. St...
- LinkedIn shares advertising revenue with creators in video pushEarlier this year, the career site debuted a full-screen video feed that looks similar to TikTok. LinkedIn users are now watching 36% more ...
- Donald Trump sets deadline for federal workers, offers buyouts. Check date, key detailsPresident of USA Donald Trump has set the deadline for federal employees even as buyouts offers have been made.
- Trump has ordered the end of birthright citizenship. That's easier said than donePresident Trump announces his administration will stop recognizing children of illegal immigrants as citizens, challenging the 14th Amendme...
- US to reclassify cannabis as low-risk drug, in major shiftThe US attorney general sent a proposal to the White House on Tuesday to "reclassify marijuana," Justice Department spokesperson Xochitl Hi...
- Meta-FTC privacy lawsuit: US federal judge rules against social media giantThe FTC proposed changing a settlement reached in 2019 which required Facebook to pay $5 billion. The FTC said it would tighten that to bar...
- Smugglers using guest workers as ganja couriers in ChennaiCriminals involved in the illegal trade of ganja in Chennai have adopted a new tactic by using guest workers as couriers, in response to cr...
- Top US regulators say crypto poses financial stability risksYellen said Treasury recommends that the US "advance policy and technical work on a potential central bank digital currency, or CBDC, so th...
- Texas results hint GOP's gains among Hispanic votersThe recent polling in the Texas primary, which had nearly 1,100 Hispanic people voting, is emerging as an enduring political trend and a th...
- Losing faith: In bastion of democracy, worries over US election integrityThe American voting system may be facing its most serious threat in decades -- fueled by baseless presidential rhetoric, record mail-in vot...
- Does India deserve latest bout of hype? Yes and noMoody's decision could lead a fair observer to feel that the decision was way overdue, while on the other hand, one could also raise an eye...
- Despite five attacks this year, Hindu temples in the US are growing in spirit and scaleSome, like the Shri Swaminarayan mandirs in New Jersey, Atlanta, and Los Angeles, are standout monuments, costing well over $100 million ea...
- PIOs in beat US ethnic group median incomes to cross $100,000: US CensusThe statistics stated the median income of households headed by the Asian population in 2013 was $72,472, much higher then than national me...
- China could take down America's power grid: US officialA senior US official said authorities have detected malware from China & elsewhere on US computer systems that affect daily lives of every ...
- Nawaz Sharif more popular than Imran Khan in Pakistan: US surveySixty-four per cent of Pakistanis have a favourable opinion of Sharif, essentially unchanged from the 66 per cent who expressed this view.
- Narendra Modi would enjoy diplomatic immunity if he becomes PM: US reportThe nine-year US visa ban on Narendra Modi will automatically be lifted and he would enjoy diplomatic immunity if he becomes the prime mini...
- NSA spying: After embarrassing expose, Obama should do more to win trustObama is considering a ban on the practice of spying on foreign leaders, after the allegations of spying have strained US relationships.
- Over 80 pc Chinese have no knowledge of 1962 war: SurveyMore than 80 per cent of the Chinese population have no knowledge of the 1962 war with India and want the two neighbours to walk out of the...
- Obama's e-government off to good startObama had pledged transparency & openness through technology.
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