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Los Angeles protests: California plans to sue Trump administration for deploying National Guard and 'acting illegally'
California Governor Gavin Newsom announced he will sue US President Trump for allegedly federalizing the National Guard during Los Angeles immigration protests. Newsom and other Democrats criticized Trump's move as an unnecessary escalation, while the White House defended it as restoring law and order. Protests erupted after the arrival of National Guard troops, leading to clashes with law enforcement.
Los Angeles protest: Journalist shot at during live broadcast in harrowing moment caught on camera
Los Angeles protest: An Australian reporter was hit in the leg with a rubber bullet fired by a police officer while on live television. Her employer 9News said she was unharmed. The viral moment was caught on camera amid rising tensions in Los Angeles this weekend. Law enforcement had arrested at least 56 people over two days and three officers had suffered minor injuries, the LAPD said.
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon threatens to fire job-hopping analysts, says 'if you accept a position with another company...'
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon is cracking down on junior bankers, threatening termination for those who accept other job offers within 18 months of joining. Dimon has viewed the practice of analysts leaving for private equity firms shortly after starting as unethical, citing concerns about conflicts of interest and the potential misuse of confidential information.
Expert warns China could be plotting something worse than COVID after bioterror suspects arrested
Chinese bioterror suspects Yunqing Jian and Zunyong Liu have sparked national security fears after being arrested in Michigan for allegedly smuggling Fusarium graminearum, a dangerous crop fungus, into the U.S. Experts, including Gordon Chang, warn this may signal China’s growing bioterror threat, possibly worse than COVID or fentanyl. The suspects’ links to Chinese-funded research raise alarms about deeper Communist Party infiltration in U.S. institutions. The fungus harms crops, livestock, and humans—threatening America's food supply. As similar cases mount, Chang calls for the U.S. to sever ties with China to prevent a future attack that could cripple the country from within.
Trump promised to welcome more foreign students, now, they feel targeted on all fronts
President Trump's shift in policy has created an environment of fear and uncertainty for international students in the US. Policies such as visa restrictions and potential termination of study permits have disrupted their academic pursuits and future plans.
SEC’s crypto confusion deepens as next-gen ETFs test limits
The SEC faces growing regulatory challenges as it reviews new crypto ETFs that earn yield through staking Ether and Solana tokens. The agency’s inconsistent stance on whether these funds qualify as investment companies highlights unresolved questions about how securities laws apply to digital assets. While the crypto industry pushes for lighter regulation, the SEC grapples with defining the boundaries under the decades-old Howey test, leaving the future of next-gen crypto ETFs uncertain.
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View: Wealth acquisition and lifestyle expression should, at some point, converge for rich Indians
In most parts of the developed world, living a 'clean' life, in terms of environment and spaces, is a generational practice. This is exactly why the country home, and not the city mansion, has been the historical symbol of arrival, whether in elitist Europe or meritocratic America. The ability to stake a sweeping claim over nature represents the ultimate expression of wealth, way above the infusion of majestic marble in a chic PIN code of a city district. Whenever Indians travel abroad, public spaces become a prime attraction, whether in Unter den Linden in Berlin, Central Park in New York, or Hyde Park in London.
Top US universities raced to become global campuses. Under Trump, it's becoming a liability
Harvard's foreign student population has increased significantly. President Trump is using border control to influence higher education. He is targeting universities with large international enrollments. A judge temporarily blocked Trump's order against Harvard. Other universities like Columbia are also under scrutiny.
US slaps sanctions on four ICC judges over Israel, US cases
The United States has sanctioned four International Criminal Court judges. This includes those involved in the arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Secretary of State Marco Rubio defended the move. He cited the need to protect US and Israeli sovereignty. Israel's Netanyahu welcomed the US action. Human Rights Watch criticized the sanctions.
America defanged WTO. India wants its fangs back
India prioritises restoring the WTO's dispute settlement mechanism, stalled since 2019 due to U.S. blocking of appointments to the Appellate Body. The U.S. criticizes the system as litigious and infringing on sovereignty, while developing nations see it as vital for fair trade. The paralysis undermines the WTO's role, potentially increasing unilateral actions and disadvantaging smaller countries.
Trump's new move could hammer India’s factories, and wreck exports and jobs
President Trump's decision to double tariffs on steel and aluminum imports to 50% has sparked global trade concerns, particularly for India's export sector, which faces potential job losses and revenue declines. While the UK secured an exemption, India is considering retaliatory measures and seeking a similar waiver amid ongoing trade negotiations with the US.
Who is Lucy Guo, the college dropout who just surpassed Taylor Swift as the world’s youngest self-made female billionaire?
Lucy Guo, the co-founder of Scale AI, has become the youngest self-made female billionaire. Forbes estimates her net worth at $1.25 billion. Guo's journey began with coding in childhood. She dropped out of Carnegie Mellon after a Thiel Fellowship. She co-founded Scale AI and later launched Passes. Passes is now facing legal challenges.
In war-torn nations, Trump's travel ban brings a new hardship
President Trump's new travel ban, effective Monday, includes Myanmar and other nations facing conflict or repression, citing terrorism concerns and inadequate vetting processes. The ban impacts countries like Afghanistan, Libya, and Somalia, barring entry for those seeking refuge in the U.S. Ko Min Nwe, a Myanmar citizen, expressed dismay as his U.S. immigration lottery win is now jeopardized.
Trump promised to welcome more foreign students. Now, they feel targeted on all fronts
President Trump's initial promise to grant green cards to foreign graduates never materialized, leading to policies that restrict international students' opportunities. These policies, including visa restrictions and enrollment blocks, have created fear and uncertainty among students. Many are reconsidering their plans to build a life in America, feeling expendable and unwelcome, and some are even contemplating leaving the country.
Fudging facts at Harvard: Professor Francesca Gino loses tenure over data fabrication
Harvard Business School professor Francesca Gino was stripped of her tenure for allegedly fabricating research data related to honesty and ethical behavior. The allegations, initially raised by the 'Data Colada' blog, led to an internal investigation and a lawsuit.
This Bengaluru-based firm is quietly saving thousands of mothers and newborns—here’s how
Janitri Innovations is on a mission to prevent newborn deaths and bring affordable maternal healthcare to India’s last mile. The company was also the winner of India’s Top MSME of the Year- Micro, at the ET MSME Awards 2024.
Wipro shares rise after multi-year deal with US security firm Entrust
Under the agreement, Wipro will assist Entrust in expanding operations and speeding up growth by offering services in product development, infrastructure management, and application modernisation. Wipro will enhance application security by using advanced analytics to detect vulnerabilities and provide actionable insights for smarter software development.
Wipro signs deal with US security solutions firm Entrust
The partnership will improve Entrust’s operational efficiency, support its digital transformation goals, and better manage IT costs. It will also help scale the identity-centric security solutions firm’s operations and accelerate growth.
After drones, a new warfare straight out of science fiction
Recent drone warfare and advancements in space technology are reshaping modern battlefields. Nations like the US, Russia, China, and India are developing space warfare capabilities. These include satellite dogfights and anti-satellite missile systems. America's proposed Golden Dome aims to create a space-based missile defense shield. This has raised concerns about a potential arms race in space.
US pushes countries for best offers by Wednesday as tariff deadline looms
The Trump administration, aiming to meet a tight deadline, is pressing trade partners for their best offers on key trade areas by Wednesday. This push seeks to accelerate negotiations initiated in April, despite legal challenges to the tariffs underpinning the talks. The U.S. intends to continue the tariff program regardless of court decisions, urging partners to proceed with negotiations.
Morgan Stanley, Walmart, Pfizer and more: Full list of over 150 American companies laying off employees in June
The US workforce is facing significant job cuts in June 2025, following widespread layoffs in the first quarter. Reports suggest nearly 160 companies across retail, pharmaceuticals, airlines, and other sectors are planning reductions. Federal agencies and corporate restructuring contribute to the economic uncertainty, exacerbated by tariffs. Here's a look at various American companies laying off employees in June.
South Korea President election 2025 results date, winner: Who is winning the Presidential polls?
South Korea President election 2025 is being held and with results are likely to be announced othis week.
Northern lights in US: These 13 states to witness aurora today. Here's how you can maximize your viewing experience
Northern lights in US: Get ready for a celestial spectacle. The northern lights may grace the skies over thirteen US states and this is expected on June 2nd and 3rd, 2025. A geomagnetic storm is predicted by NOAA. High-speed solar winds are fueling this event. Sky gazers in Michigan, Washington, and even Alabama might witness the aurora borealis.
Modi not likely to attend G7 summit this year, his first miss since 2019
Narendra Modi is unlikely to attend the G7 summit in Canada due to strained relations over Khalistan separatists and the unresolved Nijjar assassination accusations. Canada has not formally extended an invitation, and logistical issues, potential disruptions, and diplomatic tensions make Modi's attendance improbable.
A weaker Harvard is a weaker America
The Trump administration’s attacks on Harvard University are framed as deeply damaging to the U.S. itself, given Harvard’s immense contributions to science, technology, the economy, and American global influence. While Harvard has faced valid criticism for campus issues like antisemitism and lack of ideological diversity, the administration’s actions—such as threats to cut federal funding—are seen as politically motivated and authoritarian rather than solutions.
Monica Crowley mocked as 'Trump's clone' with orange tan and glowing white hair. Who is she?
Monica Crowley was sworn in as ambassador and chief of protocol after being nominated by Donald Trump in December 2024. Her appearance drew comparisons to Trump's clone, while her appointment was praised for its focus on upcoming international events. However, a past plagiarism controversy resurfaced, recalling her withdrawal from a previous Trump administration role.
Trump tariffs blocked by court — but the US President can still reimpose them with these 2 laws
A federal court struck down President Trump's tariffs, citing overreach. But the White House plans to appeal and reassert duties using alternative laws from 1962 and 1974, signaling no retreat in Trump's “America First” trade agenda.
GTA 6: Is upcoming game worth waiting for? Here’s release date, map, global release time, gameplay and platforms
GTA 6 is set to release on May 26, 2026. The game introduces a new map based in Leonida, returns to Vice City and adds stealth features. It will be available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and PC.
Was Barron Trump rejected by Harvard? US First Lady Melania finally breaks her silence amid university battle
Did Barron Trump apply to Harvard and get rejected? That's the question doing rounds on social media amid political tensions between the US President Donald Trump's administration and elite universities. Melania Trump has finally broken her silence on whether Barron applied to Harvard and got rejected or not. Trump's administration has targeted several elite universities, alleging they are not doing enough to protect Jewish students.
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