The ‘Cornell 7’ reported rape shows why we need to rethink sexual violence prevention The case unfolding at Cornell University in the United States has prompted widespread public outrage. The Conversation · Oct 2
US presses Europe to release diesel reserves 'immediately' as Trump threatens export ban The United States on Thursday urged European allies to release strategic diesel reserves immediately to curb prices driven higher by the US war on Iran. EU states will discuss a coordinated response on Friday, as Washington increases pressure following US President Donald Trump's suggestion that he could ban US diesel… France 24 · Oct 1
The Baby Boomer Population Is Shrinking — Here’s How Many Are Left in the U.S. For decades, Baby Boomers were America’s demographic giant, influencing everything from suburban housing and the workplace to retirement planning and Social Security. Now that enormous... Saving Advice · Oct 1
US sanctions Iran’s major automakers, rail firms under new rules from October 1 Washington’s latest Iran squeeze runs on wheels: The United States has imposed new sanctions targeting Iran's automotive and rail industries as of October 1. Major Iranian automotive companies such as Iran Khodro and Saipa are on the sanctions blacklist. Additionally, Iranian railway entities including the Islamic Republic of Iran Railway… The Economic Times · Oct 1
The Egg Carton Mistake That Costs You a Dozen: Why U.S. Eggs Rot in Hours Off the Fridge A carton of eggs can be one of the most useful groceries in the refrigerator, but one common storage mistake can turn a dozen perfectly good eggs into a food-safety concern. In the United States, eggs are sold refrigerated and are expected to remain refrigerated after purchase. USDA guidance says… Grocery Coupon Guide · Oct 1
Iran military kills 6 in Zahedan, accuses armed groups of ties with foreign powers Iranian military forces killed six members of a designated terrorist group in Zahedan on Thursday. Clashes between security forces and armed groups frequently occur in Sistan-Baluchistan province, highlighting ongoing regional tensions. The Iranian revolutionary guards reported finding explosive packages with the detained individuals during their operation. Meanwhile, Tehran is contemplating… The Times of India · Oct 1
In 2018 Rihanna’s foundation used solar power to strengthen Caribbean healthcare Rihanna’s Clara Lionel Foundation has expanded its philanthropic work beyond emergency aid by helping Caribbean health clinics prepare for hurricanes. Since 2018, the foundation has supported stronger healthcare infrastructure and solar power systems designed to keep essential services operating during power disruptions. Its wider work spans health, education, climate resilience… The Times of India · Oct 1
US Supreme Court to hear clash over Trump's immigration detention policy The US Supreme Court has decided to review a contentious issue surrounding the mandatory detention of undocumented immigrants, a policy born out of President Trump's administration. This practice has faced backlash from several advocacy groups, especially after the 5th US Circuit Court of Appeals supported the administration's stance. Numerous lawsuits… The Economic Times · Oct 1
'Mayito Flaco' Is Now Listed in Mexico City: DEA Updates Wanted Profile as U.S. Hits His Cartel Network The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration has updated its wanted profile for Ismael Zambada Sicairos, better known as "Mayito Flaco," with Mexico City listed as his latest known location, as the United States simultaneously moves against two networks it says are part of the Sinaloa Cartel faction he leads. Latin Times · Oct 1
In 2013, an Australian entrepreneur ran fitness sessions from his parents' garage; years later, the brand Fitstop generated $1.2 million a week Peter Hull was running fitness sessions from his parents’ garage in Brisbane. He had no national gym chain behind him and no obvious reason to think the small operation would become a major fitness brand. More than a decade later, Fitstop has grown to more than 160 locations across Australia,… The Economic Times · Oct 1
US lined up instead of Qatar to host inaugural Women’s Club World Cup The United States is poised to host the first women’s Club World Cup in January 2028, becoming the latest in a series of Fifa tournaments staged in North America The Guardian - UK · Oct 1
Trump announces $200bn in South Korean energy investment plans US President Donald Trump announced Wednesday plans for $200 billion in South Korean investments in US energy projects, including $54 billion for a long-planned liquefied natural gas (LNG) project in Alaska that Seoul said it had not yet agreed to invest in. Euronews · Oct 1
FedEx Just Ordered 2,000 Electric Trucks That Will Save $40 Million Every Year On Fuel The package delivery company will deploy Harbinger’s American-made EVs in the United States and Canada. InsideEVs · Oct 1
Peru for Indian Travellers: Machu Picchu Permits, Cusco Altitude and the Best Flight Route Why the Flight Route Matters More Than the DestinationGetting to Peru from India means crossing two continents with no direct flight in existence. The routing that works best for most Indian travellers is Delhi or Mumbai to Madrid or Amsterdam, then onward to Lima on Iberia, KLM, or Air France.… Times Life · Oct 1
The Economic Times · Oct 1 India can't take growth for granted, FinMin warns as global rates rise and investors turn cautious India's economy exhibited robust growth of 7.8 percent in the first quarter of FY27 and is projected to grow 7.3 percent in the next quarter. While domestic conditions appear resilient, external risks continue to challenge its investment appeal, particularly regarding trade relations with the United States and fluctuations in energy…
The Economic Times · Oct 1 US Trade Representative Greer jokes Piyush Goyal is 'trade minister for life' as G20 trade talks open in Milwaukee US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer opened a two-day G20 trade ministers' meeting in Milwaukee addressing key issues. During the event, Greer emphasized the need to rethink global trade governance and identified four pressing priorities. Union Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal participated actively, promoting India's position on trade agreements alongside…
Latin Times · Oct 1 How Guyana Became Richer Per Capita Than the United States Guyana produces nearly 1 million barrels of oil daily, has surpassed the US in purchasing-power income per person, and is poised for $6.5B in oil revenue in 2026.
The Economic Times · Oct 1 T.J. Maxx closing stores in the US? These locations have shut down in 2026 - Here’s what we know so far T.J. Maxx has experienced some store closures in 2026, particularly in Massachusetts and Maryland. Despite these closings, the brand's overall presence in the United States has increased with more openings. The closures involve well-established locations that regular shoppers frequented, which are now closed. Customers can continue shopping at other T.J.…
The Independent UK · Sep 30 Senate punts bill to permanently ban Chinese cars until after midterm elections A bill aiming to permanently ban the sale of Chinese vehicles in the United States stalled in the Senate as lawmakers headed for the exits until after the November midterm elections
The Economic Times · Sep 30 Measles outbreak: Check symptoms, illness, as Pennsylvania, other parts of U.S. grapple with highly contagious disease Measles causes fever, respiratory symptoms and skin rashes. In some cases, it can also lead to more severe complications, including pneumonia and brain inflammation, which can lead to serious long-term impacts and death. In 2000, measles was declared eradicated in the United States, thanks to vaccination.
Latin Times · Sep 30 A Pardon Killed SCOTUS's Top Immigration Case. Here's What's at Stake for Latinos Now. A governor's pardon erased SCOTUS's top immigration case. What Latino families in Texas must know about three legal battles now moving toward the Court.
Latin Times · Sep 30 Miami Is Doing What Haiti Couldn't: Putting the Last Alleged Moïse Assassination Plotter on Trial Five years after Jovenel Moïse's murder, Miami federal court is trying the alleged mastermind — doing what Haiti's broken judiciary never could.
The Conversation · Sep 30 As Jewish college students look South, some discover a long but overlooked history For nearly a decade now, news outlets ranging from The Atlantic to the Forward and The Free Press have reported on the increasing number of Jewish students attending college in the South.
The Times of India · Sep 30 US response to Iran's seven-day peace proposal delivered to President Pezeshkian The United States has officially addressed Iran's seven-day peace initiative amidst escalating tensions between the two nations. Iranian leaders have emphasized their commitment to finding diplomatic solutions, but the US has deemed the proposal insufficient, citing worries about sanctions relief. Analysts suggest reconsidering the order of negotiations might yield better…
The Economic Times · Sep 30 Anti-South Asian hate surges in US, Indians targeted over H-1B visas: CSOH report Anti-South Asian hate incidents in the United States have significantly increased, especially targeting Indian-Americans and their visa status. A report indicated that over half a million online posts manifested such hate from early 2025 to mid-2026. Notable hate crimes against South Asians included assaults on Indian-origin individuals across various states.