Students protest as Des Moines superintendent resigns following ICE detention

Des Moines superintendent Ian Roberts resigned after his arrest by ICE for allegedly living in the U.S. illegally, sparking widespread student protests. His detention and possession of weapons shocked the community. Meanwhile, the Justice Department launched a probe into the district’s race-conscious hiring practices, aligning with Trump administration priorities and intensifying debate over immigration, education,…

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“Wrong choice of words”: Robert Saleh softens stance after heated exchange with Liam Coen, calls it a misunderstanding gone public

San Francisco 49ers coordinator Robert Saleh clarified his “sign stealing” remark. He praised Jacksonville Jaguars coach Liam Coen’s staff. Saleh admitted using the wrong words. The comment caused postgame tension. Coen was visibly upset after the game. Saleh attempted to explain his intent. Both coaches now appear focused on moving forward. Saleh reiterated his respect…

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Bombay high court allows woman to withdraw plea for custody of frozen embryos, she will move the National ART Board

A woman withdrew her plea from the Bombay High Court to gain custody of 16 frozen embryos, opting instead to approach the National ART and Surrogacy Board. She seeks to transfer the embryos, created with her estranged husband, but the clinic requires both spouses’ consent under the ART Act, which she argues violates her reproductive…

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‘Say it to my face’: House minority leader slams Trump; calls US president ‘racist’ over deepfake video

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries accused Donald Trump of racism over a deepfake video posted on Truth Social. The fabricated video depicted Jeffries in a sombrero with mariachi music, mocking Democrats’ stance on migrant benefits. Jeffries challenged Trump to confront him directly, stating, “Say it to my face,” after the video also parodied Chuck Schumer.

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‘Kantara Chapter 1’ first REVIEW out: ‘All that glitters not gold?; Has the Rishab Shetty film impressed audiences?

Rishab Shetty’s highly anticipated ‘Kantara: A Legend – Chapter 1’ is gearing up for a grand worldwide release on October 2, 2025. Early premiere reviews present a mixed picture; while some laud its grandeur, technical prowess, and intense performances, critic Umair Sandhu deemed it “Overrated & Weird.” Despite the varied initial feedback, the prequel has…

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How dry Vijayapura wooed rain with 1.5 crore trees

Vijayapura, once India’s second-most drought-prone district, has transformed into a green paradise thanks to the Koti Vruksha Abhiyan. Launched in 2016, this collective effort planted over 1.5 crore trees, significantly boosting green cover from a mere 0.17%. The successful campaign, marked by a high sapling survival rate, has led to positive environmental changes and aims…

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Samantha Ponder warns America’s biggest problem exposed after Charlie Kirk killing comments triggered massive online abuse

Samantha Ponder faced vicious online attacks after expressing sympathy for Charlie Kirk’s family following his death, reposting a family video. She received thousands of angry messages and lost followers, accused of supporting a “racist.” Ponder highlighted the nation’s deep division, fueled by social media algorithms, where users live in “two different countries” online.

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‘Shubman Gill and Suryakumar Yadav don’t fit’: Ex-India captain questions India’s batting lineup

Former Indian captain Kris Srikkanth expressed serious concerns over Suryakumar Yadav’s poor batting form, despite India’s Asia Cup victory in the final vs Pakistan, citing his consistent low scores. Srikkanth also questioned vice-captain Shubman Gill’s T20 suitability. He believes the current team composition is inadequate for the upcoming T20 World Cup against stronger opponents.

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