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This US city has made gun ownership mandatory for residents as per law. Here’s what we know
Kennesaw, Georgia, mandates gun ownership for its residents under a law enacted in the 1980s. The ordinance aims to ensure safety and deter crime, though enforcement is non-existent.
Biden signs bill to make bald eagle the national bird of the U.S.; all about the bird and why it has been chosen as the national bird
The bald eagle, a powerful symbol of American strength and freedom for over two centuries, has finally been formally declared the national bird of the United States.
Abu Dhabi's IHC says its outlook on Adani Group investments is unchanged
Abu Dhabi's IHC maintains its investment stance in India's Adani Group despite a recent US indictment against Gautam Adani and other executives for alleged bribery. IHC expressed confidence in Adani's green energy contributions. The indictment follows previous accusations of stock manipulation and high debt, which Adani denied.
Diljit Dosanjh slams Telangana govt for censoring his songs; netizens call out Tollywood for crass item songs
The anticipation surrounding Akira Nandan's entry into the entertainment world has been steadily growing among fans of Telugu superstar Pawan Kalyan. While there has been no official word regarding Akira's acting debut, a report by 123Telugu.com suggests that he might take his first steps into the industry not as an actor but as a composer.
Trump's new intel pick Tulsi Gabbard's sister name is Vrindavan. Check out her other siblings' names
Tulsi Gabbard, President Trump's new pick for director of national intelligence, comes from a close-knit family with strong spiritual roots. Raised in Hawaii, Tulsi is the fourth of five siblings, each with names inspired by Hinduism, including her sister Vrindavan, a deputy U.S. Marshal. The Gabbard siblings—Bhakti, Jai, Aryan, and Vrindavan—share a deep bond, with Vrindavan often seen alongside Tulsi in social media posts.
Will Donald Trump's hush money conviction stand? A judge will rule on the president-elect's immunity claim
Former President Donald Trump, recently re-elected, awaits a judge's decision on whether his hush-money conviction will be upheld or dismissed. The judge's decision hinges on a Supreme Court ruling granting presidents immunity from prosecution for official acts.
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From vastly different worlds, JD Vance and Usha Chilukuri found common ground at Yale Law School, their friendship blossoming into love and marriage. Their journey, navigating cultural differences and personal challenges, has led them to a prominent stage as Vance prepares to assume the role of Vice President-elect, with Chilukuri as his steadfast partner.
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Diwali 2024, celebrated on October 31, is a special occasion in the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom, with the festival gaining popularity in various states. The holiday, marked by Lakshmi Puja and Shubh Muhurat timings, represents the triumph of light over darkness, bringing communities together in joy, prosperity, and cultural inclusivity.
France uses tough, untested cybercrime law to target Telegram's Pavel Durov
France is using a new law to prosecute Telegram's Pavel Durov for allowing illegal activities on the platform. The LOPMI law, enacted in January 2023, is untested in court but aims to hold tech bosses accountable. Durov denies Telegram is an 'anarchic paradise' and claims compliance with EU laws.
Will US ban TikTok in January? That question is headed to court
For years, TikTok and its Chinese parent company, ByteDance, have been under scrutiny from U.S. lawmakers and intelligence officials for the app's ties to China. They have argued in congressional hearings and in court filings that the app poses national security concerns because the Chinese government could use it to access sensitive information about Americans or to spread propaganda. They pushed a law, signed in April, that requires ByteDance to either sell the app to a non-Chinese owner or face a ban.
Former 2016 Trump campaign adviser is charged over his work for sanctioned Russian TV
The Justice Department has charged Dimitri Simes, a Russian-born U.S. citizen and former Trump campaign adviser, and his wife with working for a sanctioned Russian state television network and laundering over $1 million. The charges come amid concerns about Russian interference in the upcoming U.S. election. Simes previously featured in the Mueller investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 election but was not charged then.
TACO signs MoU to provide surveillance centre and dwelling units for frontline workers in Kaziranga National Park
The Anil Agarwal Foundation's Animal Care Organization has signed an MoU with Kaziranga National Park to bolster wildlife conservation. The partnership, under TACO's 'Mission Vanraksha,' includes a Rs 6 crore grant over three years to build a surveillance center and dwellings for frontline workers. The initiative aims to strengthen protection efforts for endangered species like Greater One-Horned Rhinos and Bengal Tigers. The agreement was endorsed by Assam's Minister of Environment & Forest, Chandra Mohan Patowary, and highlights the state's commitment to protecting its natural heritage.
Puri Rath Yatra 2024: 53 years later, a unique twist to celebrations this year. Timings, rituals and live streaming
For the first time in 53 years, the Rath Yatra will extend over two days due to specific celestial alignments, last occurring in 1971. Uniquely, this year's rituals involving Lord Jagannath, Devi Subhadra, and Lord Balabhadra will happen on a single day, Sunday. Key ceremonies like 'Nabajouban Darshan' and 'Netra Utsav' will also be held on Sunday.
US probing China Telecom, China Mobile over internet, cloud risks
The Biden administration is investigating China Mobile, China Telecom, and China Unicom over concerns they could misuse access to American data through their U.S. cloud and internet services by sharing it with Beijing. The Commerce Department is leading the probe, which has completed "risk-based analyses" of China Mobile and China Telecom. These companies, despite being barred from providing certain services, still offer cloud and internet routing services in the U.S., posing potential national security risks. The investigation aims to close any remaining avenues for Chinese firms to access U.S. data, amid ongoing tech tensions.
From 'CEO CM' to kingmaker: You can't write off N. Chandrababu Naidu
Nara Chandrababu Naidu, also known as CBN, began his political career in the 1970s with the Congress Party before becoming the leader of the Telugu Desam Party (TDP). He is now highly sought after in Delhi, as his TDP has secured 16 Lok Sabha seats and achieved a sweeping victory in the Andhra Pradesh assembly elections.
TikTok creators file suit to block US divestment or ban law
The suit, which seeks injunctive relief, says the law threatens free speech and "promises to shutter a discrete medium of communication that has become part of American life."
U.S. House passes billions in aid for Ukraine and Israel after months of struggle. Next is the Senate
With an overwhelming vote, the $61 billion in aid for Ukraine passed in a matter of minutes, a strong showing as American lawmakers race to deliver a fresh round of U.S. support to the war-torn ally. Many Democrats cheered on the House floor and waved blue-and-yellow flags of Ukraine. Aid to Israel and the other allies also won approval by healthy margins, as did a measure to clamp down on the popular platform TikTok, with unique coalitions forming to push the separate bills forward.
Moscow terror attack showed growing reach of ISIS-K – could the US be next?
The March 22 attack in Moscow by the Islamic State group highlights the group's global reach and the threat it poses. Despite hopes of decline after its territorial defeat in 2019, ISIS-K's recent attacks in Moscow and Kandahar underscore its persistence. With the U.S. as a major target, ISIS-K's propaganda and history of attacks in the West raise concerns. The U.S. faces challenges in countering this threat, especially after withdrawing from Afghanistan in 2021, potentially leaving a void for ISIS-K to exploit.
Elon Musk is spreading election misinformation, but X's fact checkers are long gone
This month, Elon Musk, who has since bought Twitter and rebranded it X, echoed several of Trump's claims about the U.S. voting system, putting forth distorted and false notions that American elections were wide-open for fraud and illegal voting by noncitizens. This time, there were no fact checks. And the X algorithm -- under Musk's direct control -- helped the posts reach large audiences, in some cases drawing many millions of views.
Biden administration issues rule that could curb 'gig' work, contracting
The U.S. Department of Labor issued a rule compelling companies to treat certain workers as employees, not contractors, impacting industries relying on contract labor. Expected to raise labor costs, the rule, criticized by business groups and Republicans, redefines worker classification. While praised by some Democrats and advocates, it faces legal challenges. Its potential effect on gig workers, like Uber and Lyft drivers, has drawn attention, with companies expressing doubts about reclassification. Business groups fear confusion and potential lawsuits due to the rule's complex criteria for worker classification.
Boom in AI prompts a test of copyright law
Authors and a leading photo agency have brought suit over the past year, contending that their intellectual property was illegally used to train AI systems, which can produce humanlike prose and power applications like chatbots.
U.S.-China relations: The rise and fall of the world's most successful joint venture
Here were two countries separated by the Pacific Ocean, one shaped by freewheeling capitalism, the other ruled by an authoritarian Communist Party, yet conjoined in an enterprise so consequential that economic historian Niall Ferguson coined a term: Chimerica, shorthand for their "symbiotic economic relationship."
Nine Republicans vying for speaker position in the U.S. House
Nine Republicans have emerged as candidates for the position of Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, which has been vacant since October 3. The candidates include Tom Emmer, Byron Donalds, Austin Scott, Kevin Hern, Mike Johnson, Gary Palmer, Pete Sessions, Jack Bergman, and Dan Meuser. Each candidate brings their own qualifications and vision for leading the chamber, and the outcome of this election will have a significant impact on the direction and agenda of the House of Representatives.
When wealthy adventurers take huge risks, who should foot the bill for rescue attempts?
The recent search for a submersible vehicle that was lost during its mission to explore the wreckage of the Titanic has once again raised the question of who should pay for rescue operations of wealthy adventurers who engage in risky activities. While the U.S. Coast Guard cannot collect reimbursement related to search or rescue operations, the larger issue of responsibility for exposing oneself to such risk by wealthy travellers and companies remains unresolved.
15 best birthday gifts for fathers on a budget
Finding the perfect birthday gift for your dad doesn’t have to break the bank! There are plenty of thoughtful and creative birthday gifts ideas for fathers that won’t cost a fortune but will still make your dad feel special. Consider a personalized mug or photo frame, a sentimental book or perfume, a customized cushion or mug, a wallet or a unique toolset for his favourite hobby. No matter what your budget is, you can find a great gift that your dad will love.
US Supreme Court asked to decide if AI can be a patent 'inventor'
A computer scientist who has waged a global campaign for patents covering inventions conceived by his artificial intelligence system asked the US Supreme Court on Friday to hear his case.
'Quantum Leap' star Caitlin Bassett finds herself a hit TV show after serving US army for 7 years
After her army stint, the actress attended law school and later acting school too.
How layoffs, lottery worries with H-1B visas are steering people to the EB-5 Visa
What the downsizing has also laid bare are the limitations of the H-1B visa to meet the employment, career and everyday needs of Indians who wish to remain in America. Given these limitations, H-1B visa holders have shifted their interest to the EB-5 visa as a preferred option to obtain permanent residency status for themselves and their families.
Bennett University signs MoU with Birmingham University
The agreement will provide students and faculty at the School of Law, BU, a unique opportunity by fostering advancement in teaching pedagogy through admission assistance to UG students to the LLM/Master of Law program at the University of Birmingham, development of academic programmes, conducting joint workshops, research activities and publications.
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