Justice Department Sues Texas for Floating Rio Grande
The State of Texas installed a floating barrier to prevent people from swimming across the Rio Grande on Monday. The
‘Oppenheimer’ sex scene involving sacred Hindu text draws
Christopher Nolan’s newest blockbuster ‘Oppenheimer’ has proved popular with Indian audiences, raking in $1.54 million on the first day alone.
Climate change a leading reason behind spike in
Global warming could prompt a sharp rise in dengue infections, the World Health Organisation warned on Friday. About half of
Wasn’t AI always supposed to make our jobs
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Former goalkeeper Shaka Hislop ‘conscious’ after collapsing on
Shaka Hislop, who played for Reading, Dallas, West Ham, Newcastle and Portsmouth across a professional career spanning 15 years, is
Will this quarter’s GDP be a little bit
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Trump’s Trial Over Classified Documents Begins in May
The trial date for former President Donald Trump’s case of improper handling of classified documents was announced by a US
India, US agree to work towards broader bilateral
The recent agreement between India and the US to expand their bilateral Drug Policy Framework for the 21st Century. Both
Painting helping some Ukrainian women cope with loss
Iryna Farion puts the finishing touches on an oil painting in an art studio in the capital Kyiv. The artwork
Long-term mercury exposure blamed for high youth suicides
Researchers who studied three generations of mothers and their children from an indigenous community in Canada found decades of mercury
