In a fiery rebuke to the United States, Venezuela’s interim president Delcy Rodriguez declared an end to taking “orders from Washington,” citing a shocking January 3 incident where U.S. forces allegedly stormed Caracas and abducted President Nicolás Maduro and his wife—a claim that has ignited global controversy and deepened diplomatic tensions.
In a tragic turn of events, a ferry carrying over 350 people sank near Basilan in seemingly calm conditions, leaving at least 15 dead and dozens missing. We dive deep into the harrowing details, the heroic rescue, and the urgent questions about safety that must be answered.
A ferocious winter storm has paralyzed large swaths of the United States, knocking out power for over 800,000 people and forcing 17 states to declare states of emergency. With heavy snow, ice, and sub-zero temperatures, millions are facing dangerous travel conditions and a fight to stay warm.
An Indian-American physician has gone public with a disturbing account of how U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents interrogated and humiliated her 70-year-old mother in a Texas shopping mall—all because of her accent.
Indian tech professionals are in turmoil as US consulates across India show no available H-1B visa interview slots until 2027—a delay caused by policy shifts, increased scrutiny, and a ban on third-country stamping.
In a horrifying act of violence, 23-year-old Chanchal Chandra Bhowmik was deliberately set on fire while sleeping in his Narsingdi workshop. Captured on CCTV, the arson attack has sparked outrage and raised urgent questions about the safety of religious minorities in Bangladesh.