What’s really behind the Trump administration’s push to dismiss Harvard’s international student lawsuit?

The Trump administration has moved to dismiss Harvard University’s lawsuit challenging efforts to block international students from attending amid revoked SEVP certification and a presidential proclamation. Harvard argues these actions violate its First Amendment rights and exceed presidential authority. US District Judge Allison D. Burroughs has granted preliminary injunctions in favour of Harvard, and the…

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I worked through pain, only to be denied a day off, says Indian employee: Are workplaces losing their humanity?

In a US-based startup, an Indian professional, working remotely, faced an unexpected struggle for basic rest after a stress-induced health issue. A denied leave request exposed cultural and power tensions amplified by remote work. The incident highlights how global teams can blur boundaries, making employee well-being, autonomy, and communication critical in cross-border workplaces.

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‘Not good’: Trump links pain reliver Tylenol to autism; Leucovorin suggested as treatment

President Trump has sparked controversy by suggesting pregnant individuals limit Tylenol use due to an unsubstantiated link to autism and advocating for delayed infant vaccination schedules, particularly for Hepatitis B. Medical experts have strongly refuted Trump’s claims, emphasizing the safety of acetaminophen during pregnancy and the critical importance of newborn Hepatitis B vaccination.

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When Adah Sharma called ‘The Kerala Story’ ‘Magical’; actress felt ‘Blessed’ to be part of a pathbreaking film – THROWBACK

The Kerala Story received awards. Adah Sharma shared her thoughts on the film’s success. She credited her parents for her grounded nature. Sharma emphasized the importance of honesty. She also spoke about her sense of humor. Sharma believes people take themselves too seriously. She will appear in the upcoming film Tibba. Gaurav Khati directed the…

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