New York City’s newly elected mayor, Zohran Mamdani, wasted no time making his message clear — both to his enthusiastic supporters and to the White House. In a passionate victory speech on Tuesday night, the 34-year-old Democrat turned his focus directly toward President Donald Trump, signalling what is likely to become one of the most […]
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Daily wagers from the Public Health Engineering (PHE) Department once again took to the streets in Jammu on Monday, urging the government to table the long-awaited report on the regularization of their services in the ongoing Assembly session. This marks the second major protest within just five days, led by the PHE Employees United Front […]
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Standing in the chill of a suburban Washington parking lot, Diane Miller clutched her government employee card tightly, waiting her turn among hundreds of other federal workers. At 74, after more than five decades of service to her country, she never imagined she’d be standing in a food line just to eat. “How am I […]
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JAKARTA, Sept 2 — The streets may be quieter today, but the unrest that shook Indonesia over the past week hasn’t truly ended — it’s only simmering below the surface. In recent days, what started as protests over lawmakers’ lavish perks turned deadly, with at least six lives lost and 20 people still unaccounted for. […]
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In a decision that is already sparking conversation and debate, the US National Park Service (NPS) has confirmed it will reinstall the statue of Confederate General Albert Pike in Washington, D.C.—a monument that was torn down during the nationwide racial justice protests in 2020. The statue, which once stood as the only Confederate memorial in […]
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