From attracting prosperity to abundance: 5 astrological benefits of wearing pyrite

Discover the allure of pyrite, or “fool’s gold,” beyond its shine. Believed to foster personal growth and attract prosperity, this stone is linked to abundance and material success. It’s also thought to boost confidence, act as a shield against negativity, and enhance mental clarity. Astrologically connected to the Sun and Mars, pyrite may symbolize ambition…

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FMGE December 2025 exam schedule released at natboard.edu.in: NBEMS to open registration window on this date; details here

The National Board of Examinations has announced the FMGE December 2025 schedule. Applications open November 14, 2025, closing December 4. The exam is set for January 17, 2026, with results expected by February 17. This crucial test is for foreign medical graduates seeking to practice in India, with a low pass rate historically.

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Trump ‘knew about the girls’ at Epstein’s house: Democrats make bombshell claim after email leak

New emails released by Democrats suggest Jeffrey Epstein claimed Donald Trump knew about underage victims and had spent hours with one at his home. Epstein also allegedly told Ghislaine Maxwell that Trump was a “dog that hasn’t barked.” These messages raise fresh questions about the former president’s connection to the convicted sex offender.

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Google Pixel Drop: AI photo remixing, smarter notifications and 5 other features coming to your phones

Google’s latest Pixel Drop introduces nine new features, including AI-powered photo remixing in Messages and intelligent notification summaries. Pixel phones now offer scam detection for chat apps and VIP contact prioritization. Personalized photo editing and a Power Saving Mode in Google Maps are also rolling out, with some features expanding to new countries.

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Despite Trump-era visa restrictions, foreign students’ enrolments in US universities show minimal declines, DHS data reveals

Foreign student enrolments in US universities have remained largely stable despite Trump-era visa restrictions and funding cuts. DHS data shows bachelor’s visas fell by 0.9%, master’s by 1.7%, while doctoral visas rose 2%. Earlier reports of drops in arrivals were influenced by travel patterns and OPT participation, which rose 21% to nearly 200,000 students. Prestigious…

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