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US Immigration Officers May Get Gloves That Deliver Painful Electric Shocks: Report
ICE plans to buy thousands of electric shock gloves for officers to gain compliance, seriously alarming civil rights advocates over potential misuse
Indian-Origin Man Accused Of Identity Fraud: Deported In 1995, Became US Citizen In 2008
Authorities claim he concealed key facts about his immigration history when applying for permanent residency and later citizenship.
Telangana Man, 27, Killed In Malta Road Accident, Family Awaits Repatriation
Mohammed Abdul Jawad, a resident of Islampura in Jagtial district, was driving a Toyota Toyace small truck on Tuesday when it collided with a trailer in Qormi at around 11:45 am.
How Social Media Rumours Led To Deadly Migrant Crisis In Spain's Ceuta
The misleading posts were spread across social media, giving migrants the false impression that Spain had relaxed its rules and that people who reached Ceuta by sea would be allowed to stay.
China Is Winning Back Foreign Tourists, One Viral Reel At A Time
Foreign tourist arrivals in China surged past pre-pandemic levels in 2025, fueled by visa-free entry, social media trends and state tourism promotion
Why Reporters Are Angry About Trump's Secret Flight Out Of Turkey
About a dozen journalists unknowingly flew out of Turkey as decoys, with one reporter telling the Post, 'That's not my job. I cover the president.
When Bill Clinton Used A Secret Decoy Plane During 2000 India-Pak Travel
In 2000, the plan was kept secret until Bill Clinton stepped out of the second plane after landing in Islamabad for a six-hour visit under tight security.
Trump, PM Modi Will Resolve Tariff Issue On Russian Oil Trade: US Official
White House adviser says Trump and PM Modi will resolve US tariff issue on India's Russian oil trade.
Why Trump's Turkey Flight Swap Was Unlike Previous Secret Presidential Trips
Unlike past covert trips by Bill Clinton or Joe Biden, Donald Trump's whereabouts were concealed even from the press pool travelling with him, historians say.
"I Don't Worry": Trump's "Whatever Attitude" Reply On Plane Switch In Turkey
A credible threat to Trump involving Iran set the "deception operation" in motion, a US official familiar with the matter told The Washington Post.
"Things Shaping Up In Favour Of Peace": Pak Says US-Iran Deal May Be Near
Talks between Iran and Oman about reopening Hormuz to some maritime shipping have reached an advanced stage, media reports earlier said. Pakistan has been mediating the conflict, alongside Qatar.
Ukraine Says Russia Fired North Korean Missiles In Deadly Attack
Russian attacks across Ukraine killed at least 10 people overnight and wounded dozens, Kyiv said Tuesday, accusing Moscow of launching North Korean missiles in the raid.
Google Team Tells Applicants Its HR Filters May Miss Qualified Candidates
Google DeepMind's AI safety team is urging job applicants to bypass the company's automated resume screening system to ensure human review of their CV
Container Ship Pays $4 Million To Skip Panama Canal Queue Amid Iran War
The near-record high auction figure was paid by the owner of the vessel, the Seaspan Benefactor, according to people familiar with the matter who could not be identified because the auction data is private.
Yemen Says 6 Killed In Houthi Strike On Ship In Red Sea
Yemen's coastguard on Tuesday said alleged strikes by the Iran-backed Houthi rebels on a cargo vessel killed at least six people near the Bab al-Mandeb Strait off the country's southern coast.
India's High Commissioner Meets PM Modi To Strengthen Bangladesh Ties
India's High Commissioner Dinesh Trivedi meets PM Modi to discuss bilateral ties with Bangladesh.
Zimbabwe Boat Carrying 95 People Capsizes, Several Feared Dead
Multiple people were feared dead after a ferry with 95 passengers capsized on Lake Kariba in Zimbabwe on Tuesday, police and eyewitnesses said.
New York Woman Pleads Guilty To Smuggling Indians Into US Via Canada Border
A New York woman has pleaded guilty to her role in an international smuggling conspiracy that illegally brought people, primarily from India, into the United States across its northern border.
North Korea Fires Suspected Ballistic Missile Towards Sea: Japan
Japan's Defense Ministry says North Korea has launched a possible ballistic missile toward the sea.
