Xi Jinping’s ‘anti-American party’: How bullies lose friends – Just ask Trump

Xi Jinping is positioning China as the anchor of global stability, capitalizing on Trump’s confrontational foreign policy that has alienated allies and emboldened rivals. This shift is evident in China’s growing convening power, attracting nations once aligned with the West. While not yet a new world order, China’s rise offers a multi-aligned alternative, challenging US…

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Alimony in India: Rights, misuse, and recent Supreme Court ruling on maintenance

Alimony, intended to protect financially weaker spouses post-divorce, is increasingly misused for extortion, with exaggerated claims and withheld payments becoming common. This misuse instills fear and distrust, discouraging marriage and full financial disclosure. The Supreme Court’s Rajnish Vs. Neha judgment, emphasizing financial transparency, aims to deter such practices and ensure fairer alimony determinations.

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Why you should never turn off the air vent on flights: Health risks, comfort hacks, and expert study insights

Experts suggest keeping airplane air vents on to maintain air quality and reduce health risks. Studies show that proper ventilation helps circulate air, remove germs, and regulate temperature, leading to less stress and discomfort. Adjusting the vent’s direction and flow, along with using layers and staying hydrated, balances comfort and safety during flights.

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