Riley Gaines welcomes daughter Margot; All about her love story with husband Louis Barker and his ‘complicated’ US citizenship status

Riley Gaines and Louis Barker recently welcomed their daughter, Margot, but their family journey is complicated by Barker’s unresolved US immigration status. His refusal of the COVID-19 vaccine is cited as a major barrier to his green card approval, leading Gaines to criticize US immigration policies. The couple faces ongoing bureaucratic challenges.

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After Aryan Khan’s drug case, Sameer Wankhede opens up about online bullying by fan clubs, says he is qualified to protect his family and himself: ‘I am a trained sniper shooter’

Sameer Wankhede, former NCB Zonal Director, addresses the personal impact of the Aryan Khan case, including online bullying and concerns for his family’s safety. He highlights the manipulation of public perception by wealthy individuals through social media fan clubs and the urgent need for stronger digital regulation to combat misinformation. Wankhede emphasizes media literacy and…

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Before Mumbai University, this college laid the foundation for the city’s modern education

Elphinstone College, established in 1856 in South Mumbai, fostered Mumbai’s higher education system. Originating from the Bombay Native Education Society in 1824, it was named after Governor Mountstuart Elphinstone. This college nurtured prominent figures like B. R. Ambedkar and Dadabhai Naoroji. Elphinstone also birthed institutions like Government Law College and Sir J. J. School of…

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Trade war explainer: Donald Trump threatens 20%–50% tariff on 23 nations along with EU, Mexico- check full list

Donald Trump has threatened major trade partners with new import tariffs, ranging from 20% to 50%, demanding individual trade deals by August 1. The EU and Mexico have condemned the proposed tariffs as unfair, while expressing willingness to negotiate. Trump cites trade deficits and fentanyl concerns as justification, despite data showing most fentanyl enters the…

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Can universities bring back civil debate? Harvard shows the answer is deceptively simple

Harvard Crimson’s editorial board has shown that civil debate on campuses is possible, even on polarizing issues like Israel–Palestine. By adopting simple ground rules like respecting dissent, curbing emotional outbursts, banning laptops, and fact-checking in real time, students built trust and sharper arguments. Their approach offers universities a blueprint to revive meaningful dialogue without hostility,…

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