According to a report by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, 50,000 American war veterans sought emergency suicide prevention care. Is U.S. paying for the multiple wars it has waged in the world?

Gravitas: The cost of US' multiple wars

In a global race for economic security, the top ten nations are stockpiling massive gold reserves. The United States leads with over 8,000 tonnes, followed by Germany, Italy, and France. Even India, ranking ninth, surpasses wealthy West Asian nations. These gold reserves, crucial for national stability, serve as a financial safeguard, bolstering currencies and providing a hedge against economic uncertainties. As geopolitical tensions rise, these shimmering reserves highlight their timeless role in national economic strategies.

Gravitas | Top 10 countries with the largest gold reserves: The global gold race

A federal appeals court has decided to revive a US sales ban on Apple’s premium watches while it referees a patent dispute revolving around a sensor. WION tells you more in this report.

US court blocks Apple watch series 9 and Ultra 2 sales

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Wednesday described India as an “extraordinary success story” and said that the policies and programs implemented by Prime Minister Narendra Modi have proven highly advantageous for the people of India.

US State Secretary Blinken Hails India leadership at World Economic Forum

Mornings in court and evenings in rallies, this is how Republican frontrunner Donald Trump is spending his days. For the former President, who is marred in several legal troubles, this schedule might be becoming a good election strategy more than an obligation.

Days in court, evenings in rallies: Trump's routine for election year

Republican candidates are gearing up for their first primary vote. On January 23rd, voters in New Hampshire will weigh in on what appears to be a rather settled field. To cement his stance further, former president Donald Trump rallied supporters in portsmouth.

Republican candidates campaign for first primary vote in New Hampshire | Race to Power

A US-bound ANA flight was forced to return to Tokyo after an intoxicated passenger bit a crew member mid-flight. The man, reportedly a 55-year-old American, was “heavily drunk” when he bit a cabinet attendant’s arm, slightly injuring her.

US bound plane returns to Japan after 'drunk' man bites crew member

Millions of Americans awoke on Tuesday to snow, freezing rain and frigid temperatures as an Arctic blast gripped much of the United States, ending a nearly two-year "snow drought" in New York City and putting much of the West into a deep freeze.

US: Arctic blast ends New York snow drought

The US East Coast remained under the threat of menacing weather on Wednesday as a powerful winter storm loomed across the region after leaving in its wake power outages, grounded flights and several towns swamped with flood waters.

Winter storms in US: At least 40 people have died across nine states since January

Morning in courtroom and evening in rallies, this is how Republican front runner Donald Trump is spending his days. Trump's trials & campaigning to go hand-in-hand. Watch this report to know more.

Trump's routine for poll year: Days in court, evenings in rallies | US Elections 2024

Three people were killed after a power line fell onto a vehicle in the US state of Oregon, on Wednesday (Jan 17) while a two-year-old toddler in diapers survived after a witness retrieved the child from the site, said the local officials.

US: Three killed after power line falls on vehicle in Oregon, two-year-old saved

Yemen's Houthis target U.S. ship in the Gulf of Aden. Watch this video to know more.

Indian Navy specialists board attacked US vessel in Gulf of Aden

India could ease its heightened scrutiny of Chinese investments if the two countries' border remains peaceful, a senior Indian official said in the first signal that the four-year-old curbs could be lifted.

India could ease China investment curbs if border stays calm: Report

An American woman who pleaded guilty to helping kill her mother and stuffing her body in a suitcase during a vacation in Bali in 2014 has been sentenced to 26 years in prison after a hearing on Wednesday (Jan 17).

US woman sentenced to 26 years in prison for role in mother’s ‘suitcase murder’ in Bali

Houthi rebels target US vessel, Indian Navy warship moves to assist attacked vessel

Morning in courtroom and evening in rallies, this is how Republican front runner Donald Trump is spending his days. This schedule might become a good election campaign for former US President Donald Trump. Watch this report to know more.

US Presidential Election: Trump escalates attack on Haley, targets Haley in campaign

Unprecedented prospects for cross-border trade are presented by the rise in Chinese e-commerce imports to the United States, but this boom is also accompanied by a flood of extremely powerful and lethal synthetic opioid imports. This illegal trade sends small, sometimes hard-to-find goods through authorized e-commerce distribution channels. U.S.-China trade talks are addressing the fentanyl pandemic, which is considered a serious danger to national security.

US has flagged China's role in drug menace

Coinbase, the world's largest publicly traded cryptocurrency exchange, is set to confront the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in federal court over the regulator's asserted authority in the crypto space.

Coinbase challenges SEC's authority in landmark court battle

Donald Trump's trials and campaigning to go hand-in-hand

Verizon, the US telecom giant, announced a huge hit to its fourth-quarter earnings, revealing a $5.8 billion write-down attributed to the devaluation of its declining wireline business.

Verizon faces $5.8 billion write-down as wireline business struggles

Trump back in courthouse for second defamation trial. Elle magazine columnist claims Trump defamed her in 2019. E. Jean Carroll seeks $10 million in defamation case against trump. Watch to know more!

US: Trump attends defamation damages trial in NY | E. Jean Carroll's Civil Damages Trial

Dangerously cold weather blasts much of US. Snow falls across the US as Arctic blast from Canada sweeps in...Watch to know more!

US faces severe winter weather, freezing temperature puts millions under warnings

As tensions continue to flare up in the Red Sea, the US and UK have launched their very first strikes against Houthi-linked targets across Yemen. The Houthis now claim that five people have been killed and six wounded in the attack.

US targets Houthi's anti-ship missiles, rebel group conducts tours on seized vessel | WION Pulse

Blinken praises India at World Economic Forum

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