Harris Concludes Campaign Remarks, Promises a Protective Presidency
Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris expressed pride in serving as Vice President under Joe Biden but emphasized that her presidency would bring a different approach due to the unique challenges facing the nation. Delivering her closing campaign argument on Tuesday from the Ellipse—a
North Korean foreign minister visits Russia amid troop deployment
North Korean Foreign Minister Choe Son-hui has traveled to Russia for an official visit coinciding with reports that North Korea has dispatched around 10,000 soldiers to eastern Russia for training. According to the Korean Central News Agency (KCNA), Choe’s visit will likely include
Why Hindus in America must consider voting for Donald Trump
By Er. Purnima NathNath launched the #iExit initiative to move traditional Democrat Indian Americans voters to vote for the right side and #HindusAndTrump to inspire the independents to vote for President Trump. As the United States enters another critical election season, many Hindu Americans
Pete Buttigieg announces automatic refund rule for canceled U.S. flights ahead of busy holiday season
By: Avi Verma MD(h)In a major win for U.S. travelers, airlines are now required to issue automatic cash refunds if a flight is canceled or significantly delayed. The new rule, implemented by the Department of Transportation (DOT), eliminates the need for passengers to formally
North Korea enhances security for Kim Jong-un amid assassination fears
North Korea is increasing security measures for leader Kim Jong-un due to concerns over a potential assassination attempt, according to South Korea’s National Intelligence Service (NIS), which briefed lawmakers on Tuesday. During a parliamentary audit session, NIS officials informed representatives, including Rep. Lee
Confident that Ayurveda will continue to benefit all of humanity, says PM Modi
On the occasion of Ayurveda Day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed his belief that the ancient system of medicine will be valuable for the health of all humanity. Ayurveda Day, celebrated annually on October 29, aims to raise awareness about the principles, medicinal
India sends 30 tonnes of essential medical supplies to Palestine
India has dispatched 30 tonnes of humanitarian aid to Palestine, reinforcing its commitment to support the region affected by ongoing conflict. This shipment, announced by the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on October 29, includes essential life-saving drugs and anti-cancer medications. This is
Trump takes Madison Square Garden by storm; Harris draws star power with Springsteen and Beyonce
By: Avi Verma MD(h)In a night of intense political rallies, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump packed New York’s Madison Square Garden on Sunday, while Vice President Kamala Harris rallied thousands alongside celebrities Bruce Springsteen and Beyonce in key battleground states. Trump’s rally at the
Liz Cheney discusses Trump, women’s rights, and election concerns in a “Face the Nation” interview.
By: Avi Verma MD(h)Liz Cheney, former Republican Congresswoman from Wyoming and daughter of former Vice President Dick Cheney, has become one of the most vocal critics of former President Donald Trump within the GOP. Known for her conservative stance on key issues, Cheney gained
Uruguay’s Presidential Candidates Prepare for Runoff in November
Uruguay’s leading presidential candidates will face a runoff on November 24, as neither secured the necessary majority in the general elections, according to the electoral authorities. With 92% of votes counted by early Monday, Yamandu Orsi of the left-wing opposition coalition, the Broad
President Biden to Celebrate Diwali with Indian-Americans at the White House
US President Joe Biden will celebrate Diwali on Monday evening with a large gathering of Indian-Americans at the White House, marking his last celebration as President, according to a statement from the White House. The event is set to be a memorable tribute
Spanish President Pedro Sanchez Arrives in Vadodara for Meeting with PM Modi
Spanish President Pedro Sanchez arrived in Vadodara, Gujarat, early Monday for a three-day visit to India, during which he will hold delegation-level talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, according to a statement from the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA). Upon his arrival, the
Trump Criticizes China, Claims U.S. Military is Superior
At a campaign rally, Republican Presidential Candidate Donald Trump declared that in a confrontation with China, “we will kick their ass,” asserting, “We have the greatest military in the world.” Criticizing what he described as a decline in global respect for the U.S.
Trump’s 3-hour Joe Rogan interview: campaign attacks, tax ideas, and the ‘enemy within’
Former President Donald Trump’s recent interview with Joe Rogan, lasting nearly three hours, was one of his lengthiest media appearances as a candidate and covered a wide array of topics in Trump’s trademark, unscripted style. The conversation spanned everything from the 2024 polls
Russia Criticizes Israeli Airstrikes on Iran as ‘Explosive Escalation’
On Saturday, Russia condemned the recent Israeli airstrikes on Iran, calling the situation an “explosive escalation” that poses serious risks to regional stability. Maria Zakharova, spokesperson for the Russian Foreign Ministry, urged for the prompt normalization of the military and political landscape in
Stacey Williams alleges groping by Donald Trump in front of Jeffrey Epstein
In a public statement this week, Stacey Williams, a 56-year-old writer and former Sports Illustrated swimsuit model, accused Donald Trump of groping her 31 years ago while Jeffrey Epstein watched. Williams shared her experience during a “Survivors for Kamala” Zoom event, which featured
Judges are paid $230 if they complete training and serve all of Election Day.
Judges play a crucial role in the electoral process, ensuring that elections run smoothly and fairly. In many jurisdictions, individuals who serve as judges are compensated for their time and efforts. For instance, they receive a payment of $230 if they complete the
Chicago named ‘rattiest city in America’ for 10th straight year: a growing urban challenge
CHICAGO – For the tenth consecutive year, Chicago has been named the “rattiest city” in the United States, according to a report released by Orkin, a leading pest control company. This decade-long streak is attributed to the city’s intricate network of alleyways, which provide
US and Qatar resume Gaza peace talks: Blinken pursues fresh options for ceasefire
In a renewed push for peace, the United States and Qatar have announced the resumption of talks aimed at brokering a ceasefire in Gaza. U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken confirmed that efforts are underway to explore new avenues for ending the long-standing