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On This Day in History, June 8: Porsche is born, Ghostbusters release, Siam renamed Thailand, Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four published, NFL merger announced, Robert F. Kennedy laid to rest and other major eventsOn This Day in History, June 8, the world witnessed events that shaped politics, warfare, literature and culture. The Viking raid on Lindis...- Trump's abrupt Iran reversal exposes limits of his leverageIran war: Donald Trump's dialing down of extreme threats towards Iran was a decision made amid a backdrop of soaring tensions and volatile ...
- Karoline Leavitt drops MAGA glam for a smarter style — beauty expert reveals what changedKaroline Leavitt recently astonished fans by showcasing her bold MAGA look for a softer, and natural beauty appearance. On a Tokyo trip wit...
- Thanksgiving 2025 weather forecast: What the Old Farmer’s Almanac predicts for every US stateThanksgiving week 2025 weather across the United States will be varied. The Old Farmer's Almanac predicts sunshine in the East and rain in ...
- Devoid of Nobel, Trump honored with peace award from Richard Nixon Foundation at White HouseUS President Donald Trump has been honored with the Architect of Peace Award by the Richard Nixon Foundation. The award recognizes individu...
- Checks and balances under threat in US? A deep dive into Trump's first 100 DaysThe principle of checks and balances is fundamental to American democracy. President Trump tested this system by signing executive orders. ...
- Biden is giving the second highest civilian award to the leaders of the US Capitol riot congressional panelPresident Joe Biden will award the Presidential Citizens Medal to 20 individuals, including Liz Cheney and Bennie Thompson, for their roles...
- Donald Trump isn't first ex-US president to face legal troubleThe latest line crossed by Trump challenges again the aura of the American presidency, nurtured in the infallibility of George Washington b...
- A faux pas at White House dinner with President Nixon in 1969 made Prince Philip lose sleepThe late royal had later sent out an apology to Nixon for the 'lame' toast.
- Bitcoin 'a Chinese financial weapon,' says Peter ThielThiel, the venture capitalist and conservative political donor, urged the US government to consider tighter regulations on cryptocurrencies...
- Indo-US ties: Is India ready to plunge deeper into Quad waters?The US increasingly sees the Quad as a ‘security’ pact, if not an alliance. India is hesitant and prefers fuzzier monikers for obvious reas...
- Biden faces challenge in guiding America past Trump eraBiden essentially framed his presidential campaign as a response to Trump, pledging to "restore the soul" of America. He has said he decide...
- Sirio Maccioni, restaurateur behind the famed Le Cirque, passes away at 88Maccioni, born and raised in Italy, was forced to go to work after his father was killed during World War II.
- Indian-American judge orders Trump accounting firm to hand over records to CongressFederal Judge Amit Mehta, who was born in Patan, Gujarat, upheld the House Oversight Committee’s subpoena and ruled on Monday that Trump’s ...
- With US visit, PM Narendra Modi eyes strongest strategic tiesFast forward to the 2010s: Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrives in Washington on Monday having already met President Obama more than half d...
- Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton policy led Mid-East to spin out of control: Mike Pence"The foreign policy of Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton has resulted in the wider Middle East literally spinning out of control."the Indian...
- Review 'Abode Under the Dome': Marvellously produced, a weighty addition to libraryPresident Pranab Mukherjee is arguably the most political president India has had, excluding neither Rajendra Prasad nor Giani Zail Singh.
- Now Jairam Ramesh feels Narendra Modi could be India's Richard NixonRamesh believes Modi has the potential of emerging as 'India's Richard Nixon' in handling Pakistan, China because he enjoys the "flexibilit...
- What Narendra Modi can do with ChinaModi enjoys many advantages, however, both personal and official. Personally, he has developed positive links with China.
- Barack Obama and Manmohan Singh: A tale of two second termsThe two largest democracies of the world, India and America, are both suffering from the second-term syndrome.
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