Trump–Al-Sharaa meeting: US, Syria hold first-ever summit; America partially waives Caesar Act sanctions — top points
Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa visited the White House, marking a significant shift as Syria joins the US-led coalition against the Islamic State. The meeting focused on Syria’s role in defeating ISIS, reconstruction, and sanctions relief. The US also partially waived Caesar Act sanctions for 180 days, supporting Syria’s economic rebuilding efforts.
When Jackie Chan spoke about a close call: ‘Am I going to die this time?’
Jackie Chan is alive and well, dispelling recent death hoaxes. The action star, known for his daring stunts, has faced genuine near-death experiences throughout his career, including a skull fracture and a terrifying underwater incident. Despite acknowledging his fear before stunts, Chan remains dedicated to delivering thrilling performances for his fans.
‘Jatadhara’ box office collection day 4: The Sudheer Babu, Sonakshi Sinha starrer sees major drop; collects Rs 35 lakh
Mythological thriller ‘Jatadhara’ experienced a significant box office slump on its fourth day, earning just Rs 35 lakh after a decent weekend. Despite a unique premise inspired by the Padmanabhaswamy Temple and a strong antagonist performance, the film’s collections dropped sharply, with low occupancy reported for both Telugu and Hindi versions.
As ICE arrests rise, Florida schools see measurable declines in student test performance, study finds
A new study reveals that increased immigration enforcement under the Trump administration negatively impacted academic performance in a Florida school district. Test scores declined for both immigrant and U.S.-born students from Spanish-speaking households, particularly in high-poverty schools. This suggests that community-wide fear and scrutiny can affect learning for all students.
Naming your child in the UAE? This law says you can’t choose just any name
A viral post has renewed focus on Wadeema’s Law in the UAE, which regulates children’s names to protect dignity and cultural values. Article 8 forbids names that are offensive, humiliating, or clash with religion or customs. The law also ensures every child’s right to registration, nationality, legal parentage, and documentation, placing clear responsibilities on parents…
Here’s why Dharmendra was admitted to the hospital a few days ago
Veteran actor Dharmendra was admitted to Breach Candy hospital, leading to rumors of his passing. His team clarified he is stable and under observation, urging against false news. He was initially hospitalized on November 1 for breathlessness and is being monitored by doctors.
Antonio Brown’s legal fight intensifies as he pleads not guilty just days after being extradited back to the United States
Former NFL star Antonio Brown faces serious charges, pleading not guilty to attempted murder after a shooting outside a Miami event. His defense claims self-defense, citing an alleged attack and reliance on Florida’s Stand Your Ground law. Brown is currently jailed, awaiting transfer to Florida, with his legal future uncertain.
Drake Maye’s wife Ann turns TikTok into Patriots nation’s new obsession with her viral recipes
Quarterback Drake Maye is leading the New England Patriots to an impressive 8-2 record and a seven-game win streak, earning MVP buzz. Off the field, his wife Ann Michael Maye has gained a following for her charming TikTok cooking videos, showcasing the couple’s relatable lifestyle and deepening their appeal to fans.
America’s new work reality: Why more people are taking multiple jobs to stay afloat
As the cost of living outpaces wages, a growing number of Americans are embracing polyworking—holding multiple jobs to stay financially stable. Monster’s 2025 report shows 47% of workers now juggle more than one role, often out of necessity. The trend reflects a shifting economy where resilience, flexibility, and independence have replaced traditional job security.