Two former top US Generals have blamed the Biden Administration for the chaotic departure of US forces from Afghanistan. Watch to know more!

US: Ex-Generals blame Biden administration for chaotic Kabul exit

Ukraine is on the brink of a catastrophe. Russia has amped up its aggression on Ukraine. Moscow is adamant to capture Kyiv but to defend itself from the Russian troops Ukraine urgently awaits more weapons from the west...Watch to know more!

Russia-Ukraine war: US Defense Chief vows continued aid to Ukraine

Hours after the US Supreme Court had allowed the strict new immigration law to take effect, a federal appeals court late on Tuesday issued an order that again prevents Texas from arresting migrants suspected of entering the US legally. Our next report will get you the details.

US: Texas' new immigration law blocked

The Supreme Court has allowed the state of Texas to enforce a law (Senate Bill 4) that gives the police broad powers to arrest migrants suspected of illegally crossing the border. Watch in for more details!

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Republican U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump in an interview to GB News ( gbnews.com) drew outrage from the White House, Democrats and leaders of Jewish groups for saying Jewish Americans who vote for Democrats hate their religion and Israel.

US: Clock ticks for Trump to meet $454 million bond

The rift is widening between the United States and Israel over the prospects of a Rafah invasion. Addressing the Israeli Parliament Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu opposed the suggestion of the United States to refrain from a Rafah offensive. Netanyahu asserted that he is firm on extending the ground assault into Rafah which he termed as the last stronghold of the Palestinian militants.

Israel war: US and Israel do not see eye-to-eye on Rafah

Finland once again tops the World Happiness Report. The country is topping the list for the seventh year in a row.

World Happiness Report: Finland remains the world's happiest country for the seventh year in a row

President Joe Biden's administration on Wednesday (March 20) announced it is allocating nearly $20 billion to Intel in grants and loans to enhance semiconductor production in Arizona.

Biden allocates 'single biggest' multibillion-dollar grant to Intel to boost semiconductor production in US

The 2024 World Happiness Report is out, and for the seventh year in a row, Finland has been named the happiest country in the world.

World Happiness Report: US, Germany out of top 20 due to unhappy youth

Top former US Generals on Kabul withdrawal: Poor planning led to chaos

The top two former US generals who led the chaotic evacuation of US forces in Afghanistan as it fell to Taliban control in August 2021 squarely blamed the disastrous American exit on the Biden administration's inadequate planning and delayed orders.

'Too little, too late': Ex-US generals point to Biden admin's failures for Kabul's quick fall to Taliban

US: Top former Generals say failures of Biden administration drove fall of Kabul

The Supreme Court has allowed the state of Texas to enforce a law that gives the police broad powers to arrest migrants suspected of illegally crossing the border. Watch in for more details!

US: Biden administration says 'Senate Bill 4' a clear violation of federal authority

Former White House trade adviser Peter Navarro's prison sentence has begun. Navarro was Donald Trump's close Aide during the latter's presidential term...Watch the video for more details!

US: Former Trump aide Peter Navarro begins prison term in capitol hill riots case

Top former US Generals testify on US troop's withdrawal from Afghanistan

US top court lets Texas immigration law take effect allowing state to arrest, deport migrants

Cuba has accused the United States of stoking a protest where hundreds of people took to the streets across the island as well as the second-largest city Santiago in a rare public demonstration amid food shortages and blackouts.

Cuba accuses US of stoking protests amid blackouts and food shortages, summons top diplomat

Donald Trump failed to secure a bond that would have allowed him to appeal a $454 million judgment against him in a New York civil fraud case without depositing the entire sum, his attorneys said on Monday (Mar 18).

Donald Trump fails to secure $454 million bond in New York fraud case, say his lawyers

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken arrived in South Korea on the first stop of a brief Asia tour also including the Philippines. Blinken met South Korean President and also attended the third Summit for Democracy on Monday. Watch in for more details!

Antony Blinken meets South Korean President, discusses North Korea

Construction has begun on the largest NATO base in Europe in Romania. The plan is to expand the Romanian Air Force 57th Air Base to include runways, hangars for aircraft, facilities for weapons, as well as accomodation to host up to 10,000 NATO soldiers and their families.

Gravitas: Putin's war petrifies NATO | US led bloc builds largest Europe base in Romania

The American Heart Association has announced that eating all your meals in a window of eight hours can lead to Cardovascular related death in the long run. This is based on some detailed research and a study of close to twenty thousand Americans. Here is the report.

Gravitas: Study reveals that intermittent fasting can lead to heart problems

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un oversaw a live fire drill of nuclear-capable “super-large” multiple rocket launchers which are designed to target the South Korean capital Seoul, reported Pyongyang’s state media on Tuesday (Mar 19).

North Korean leader oversees firing drills of ‘super-large’ rocket launchers to potentially target Seoul

The US Supreme Court is addressing a dispute between Republican States and the Biden Administration. The case is regarding government intervention in social media content related to covid-19 and election security. Watch to know more!

US Supreme court hears argument on free speech & social media

U.S. Officials traveled to niger to express concerns about the country's potential development of ties to Russia and Iran before the ruling junta revoked an accord governing the roughly 1,000 u.S. Military personnel there.

Niger revokes accord with US military

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