‘To attract digital nomads’: New Zealand introduces new residency rules; attempts to woo skilled workers

New Zealand is introducing new residency pathways for skilled migrants and tradespeople by mid-2026 to address labor shortages and boost the economy amidst a record number of citizens leaving. These pathways aim to retain experienced workers and recognize practical skills, but face opposition from New Zealand First, who fear the country is becoming a training…

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Beware of deepfake scams! Fraudsters using AI videos to push schemes promising unrealistic returns; red flags to watch out for

Deepfake videos have been circulating, falsely endorsing a fraudulent investment scheme promising unrealistic returns. Despite government warnings and media coverage, many continue to fall victim to this scam. Experts advise caution, urging individuals to verify sources, question disproportionate returns, and rely on trusted financial channels to avoid being defrauded.

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Shawls, sculptures and more: Gifts received by PM Modi up for auction; proceeds to support Namami Gange project

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has encouraged citizens to participate in the 7th edition of the PM’s Mementoes E-Auction, featuring gifts received during official events. The auction, running from September 17 to October 2, 2025, offers over 1,300 items, including art, sculptures, and sports memorabilia. Proceeds will support the Namami Gange Project, dedicated to cleaning and…

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Asteroid 2024 YR4: NASA proposes ‘blowing up’ hazardous space rock to protect moon and satellites

Astronomers are observing asteroid 2024 YR4. It may hit the Moon in 2032. A lunar impact could send debris toward Earth. This debris could damage satellites. Scientists are planning to break up the asteroid. One option involves using nuclear devices. This mission highlights the need for planetary defense. It is important to protect space infrastructure.

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Jimmy Kimmel returns on air: Host calls out Donald Trump for celebrating ‘Americans losing their livelihoods’

Jimmy Kimmel, upon his return to ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!’ after a brief hiatus, directly addressed President Trump’s criticism of his show. Kimmel retorted by accusing Trump of celebrating Americans losing their jobs and actively seeking the termination of other late-night hosts like Jimmy Fallon and Seth Meyers. He further quipped about Trump’s obsession with ratings…

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