Stroke warning ignored: Airline clears passenger after stroke symptoms, resulting in paralysis

Marcela Tavantzis noticed her husband, Jesus Plasencia, exhibiting stroke symptoms before a transatlantic flight. Despite her concerns, the flight departed, and Plasencia suffered a severe stroke mid-air, leading to permanent paralysis. A jury found American Airlines negligent for failing to follow protocol, awarding the family $9.6 million to cover his extensive care and improve their…

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H-1B visa hike fuels anxieties: JPMorgan asked employees to return to US by September 21; tech giants scramble to comply with $100,000 visa fee increase

JPMorgan Chase urges H-1B visa holders abroad to return before September 21. A new US policy imposes a hefty $100,000 annual fee. Indian IT firms and tech giants like Infosys and TCS face challenges. They are reassessing strategies to comply with the fee increase. The move impacts workforce planning and project costs. Companies explore remote…

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“It will be a mourning ceremony”: Fans roast Adele over rumored Super Bowl 2026 halftime show

Rumors of Adele potentially headlining the 2026 Super Bowl halftime show have sparked a debate among fans. While some eagerly anticipate her powerful vocals, others express disappointment, desiring a high-energy performance. The NFL is reportedly considering other artists like Taylor Swift and Miley Cyrus, with some fans even calling for a rock act to take…

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Conor McGregor gives a one-word reaction to Erika Kirk forgiving her husband Charlie Kirk’s alleged killer

Erika Kirk, widow of Charlie Kirk, stunned mourners by publicly forgiving her husband’s suspected killer during a memorial service. Conor McGregor reacted to this profound act with a single, impactful “WOW” on X, which quickly went viral. The internet is now abuzz, debating Erika’s message of forgiveness and McGregor’s surprising response.

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Odisha Real Estate Regulatory Authority issues guidelines for smooth dispute resolution

ORERA has issued guidelines for its conciliation and dispute resolution (CDR) cell, aiming to facilitate amicable resolutions between homebuyers, promoters, and agents. The CDR cell will handle disputes referred by ORERA or through direct application, with a nominal fee for conciliation. The process emphasises mutual consent, presence during hearings, and written agreements, with non-compliance potentially…

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