End work permits for student visa holders who “compete against Americans,” says US senator: Is OPT the next target?

Senator Chuck Grassley urges DHS to end work permits for student visa holders, citing competition with Americans and national security risks. His call targets OPT, a key program allowing international students to gain post-graduation work experience. The move could significantly affect Indian students, the largest group in the US, potentially limiting pathways to STEM employment…

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Stephen A. Smith accuses Donald Trump of using Redskins name to distract from Epstein scandal

Stephen A. Smith strongly criticized Donald Trump for suggesting the Washington Commanders revert to their former name, Redskins. Smith accused Trump of using the issue as a “petty” distraction from more pressing matters, specifically the unreleased Jeffrey Epstein files. Trump’s comments threaten to complicate stadium plans, overshadowing progress and raising questions about his priorities.

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Why Fox pulled Mark Sanchez — Here’s who steps into the booth for Sunday’s Seahawks vs. Jaguars clash

Fox Sports has replaced Mark Sanchez for Sunday’s Seahawks-Jaguars game due to a serious legal incident in Indianapolis. Veteran analyst Mark Schlereth, a three-time Super Bowl winner, will step in. Sanchez faces multiple charges following an alleged altercation over a parking dispute. Schlereth’s extensive NFL and broadcasting experience ensures expert commentary for the matchup.

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IIT (BHU) welcomes freshers in Varanasi; ‘Diksharambh’ orientation begins with focus on student journey

IIT (BHU) organized ‘Diksharambh,’ an orientation and induction program, welcoming new undergraduate students. Director Prof. Amit Patra emphasized holistic development and leadership through selfless service. The week-long program will introduce students to departments, facilities, and resources, ensuring a smooth transition into the academic environment, while also addressing parents’ queries and concerns.

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Eye drops to replace glasses show promise

Argentinian scientists have developed eye drops as a potential alternative to reading glasses for presbyopia, a condition affecting millions. The solution, containing pilocarpine and diclofenac, demonstrated near-instantaneous vision improvement in trials. While side effects were mild, experts emphasize the need for long-term studies to ensure safety and assess potential risks associated with prolonged use.

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