What is America’s worst commute that’s compelling professionals to quit their jobs?

Brentwood, California, a suburban enclave in the Bay Area, faces the nation’s longest daily commutes, with residents averaging 46 minutes each way. While its affordability attracts families, long travel times strain professional and personal lives, limiting career growth, networking, and work-life balance. Many are forced to reconsider jobs, seek remote work, or even relocate to…

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Read US immigration authority notice that has created panic as H-1B children may lose Green Card under new rules

A recent USCIS policy change, effective August 15, 2025, regarding CSPA age calculation is causing anxiety among Indian families on employment-based visas. The new rule uses the Final Action Dates chart, potentially causing children to ‘age out’ of green card eligibility. Experts warn this disproportionately affects Indian children who have grown up in the US.

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“Best thing ever” – Jordyn Woods’ heartwarming surprise for boyfriend Karl-Anthony Towns draws special reaction from Knicks star

Jordyn Woods gifted Karl-Anthony Towns a restored vintage car, a replica of his late mother’s vehicle, for his 30th birthday. This deeply emotional surprise, inspired by a past conversation, brought Towns to tears and went viral. The gesture honored his mother’s memory and strengthened their relationship, providing a touching moment amidst his demanding NBA season.

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‘Hindus responsible for Bharat’: RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat; calls Sangh an ‘organised force that doesn’t seek power’

RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat stated the organization serves society without seeking power, asserting Hindus are responsible for Bharat. He emphasized that all Indians share common ancestry and follow Indian culture, making everyone ‘Hindu’ in essence. Bhagwat clarified that ‘Hindu Rashtra’ aligns with the Constitution by uniting Hindu society.

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Trump’s fund cuts: CPB to shut down after GOP slashes funding; ‘trashed decades of democracy’ say critics

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) is set to wind down operations following a successful Republican effort to defund local PBS and NPR stations. President Trump’s rescissions bill clawed back $1.1 billion earmarked for CPB, leading to the elimination of nearly all staff roles. While larger stations may adapt, smaller, rural stations face potential closure,…

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