Dark circles under your eyes may reveal signs of kidney failure, liver disease, and more

Dark circles under the eyes often signal deeper health issues beyond fatigue, including kidney or liver dysfunction, hormonal imbalances from irregular menstruation, and chronic gastritis. These conditions can lead to toxin buildup, poor circulation, or nutrient absorption issues. Addressing lifestyle factors like sleep, diet, and stress, or seeking medical advice for persistent symptoms, is crucial…

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AI in the dock: Is generative technology deepening America’s education collapse?

National test scores have plunged to historic lows, exposing deep cracks in American education. While COVID-19 disruptions are widely blamed, the sudden rise of generative AI raises pressing questions about its role in weakening student learning. With fewer seniors college-ready and math proficiency collapsing, the system faces a dual disruption threatening long-term educational strength.

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Bigg Boss 19: Awez Darbar gets evicted from the show; Abhishek Bajaj, Pranit More and others break down in tears

Bigg Boss 19’s latest Weekend Ka Vaar delivered high drama with Awez Darbar’s shocking eviction, deeply affecting housemates like Abhishek Bajaj and sparking fan outrage online. Amidst celebrity appearances and Harsh Gujral’s hilarious roast, emotions ran high as Tanya Mittal broke down over Amaal Mallik’s comments. The episode underscored intense friendships and the season’s emotional…

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Who is Nigel Max Edge? Suspect identified and charged in North Carolina shooting; once accompanied ‘American Idol’ star to event

Nigel Max Edge, 40, faces three murder and five attempted murder charges after opening fire from a boat at a Southport, NC restaurant, killing three and wounding five. The combat veteran, reportedly suffering from PTSD, previously escorted Kellie Pickler to the CMAs and claimed friendly fire in Iraq by “LGBTQ White Supremacists.”

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Trump’s $100,000 H-1B visa fee threatens to ripple US universities, stifle research, and drive away global talent

US colleges and universities are grappling with a sudden $100,000 H-1B visa fee, a dramatic rise from previous costs, at a time of steep federal research cuts. The move threatens to halt international hires critical to teaching, research, and clinical operations, potentially undermining innovation, academic output, and America’s global competitiveness in STEM and higher education.

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‘Tweets make a difference’: Jaishankar’s dig at Trump; flags market uncertainty

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar highlighted global unpredictability, noting how “tweets” and rapid policy changes impact the world order. He urged de-risking through resilient supply chains and diverse production centres. Jaishankar also subtly criticised major powers like the US and China for trade protectionism and tariff volatility, which erode international trust and disproportionately affect the…

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