“I’m pissed”: Jake Browning speaks out on Bengals benching, insists he’s not solely responsible for team’s poor offense

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Jake Browning expressed frustration after being benched following a 0-3 start, admitting he’s “pissed” but not solely responsible for the offense’s struggles. Veteran Joe Flacco will now start, aiming to stabilize the team as they navigate injuries and offensive woes. Browning, though sidelined, remains invested and self-aware of the team’s challenges.

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Big change for H-1Bs: Trump signs order to increase visa application fee to $100k- What it means?

President Trump has introduced a $100,000 fee for H-1B visa applications, aiming to reform the skilled worker program. This move seeks to discourage mass applications and address concerns about lower wages for foreign workers in entry-level positions. The changes could significantly impact startups and small businesses, potentially shifting focus back to American tech workers and…

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Zohran Mamdani wins New York mayoral race: What can students expect now?

Zohran Mamdani’s election as New York mayor signals a student-focused shift in policy. A product of the city’s public schools, he emphasises that education extends beyond classrooms, encompassing affordable housing, reliable transit, and well-supported teachers. Promises include rent freezes, free buses, K-12 and early childhood support, teacher recruitment, green school infrastructure, and admissions reform. For…

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Azerbaijan Grand Prix: Lando Norris and Lewis Hamilton top practice, Charles Leclerc Leclerc eyes end to pole curse

The Azerbaijan Grand Prix witnessed McLaren’s dominance in FP1 with Norris and Piastri, while Ferrari’s Leclerc shone in both sessions. Hamilton led FP2. Leclerc, a four-time Baku pole sitter, aims to break his victory curse. FP3 and Qualifying are set for Saturday, with the race on Sunday. McLaren is favored for the Constructors Championship.

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Apartment Ownership Act: The future of urban living

The Odisha Apartment Act of 2023 empowers homebuyers, shifting power dynamics with developers. Residents are now challenging developers for their rights, evident in successful court cases and resumed sale deed registrations. While the Act strengthens homeowner associations and streamlines processes, challenges remain in registering older apartments lacking necessary documentation, highlighting areas for further refinement.

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