Faye Hall, an American woman recently released by the Taliban following a court order, has publicly thanked President Donald Trump for her freedom. Expressing her gratitude, she stated, "I have never been so proud to be an American citizen." Her release marks a significant diplomatic moment amid ongoing US-Taliban relations.

US woman freed by Taliban thanks Trump after release

Elon Musk is facing global protests over his alleged involvement with the Trump administration. Demonstrations have been held outside Tesla showrooms from Washington to London, with critics voicing concerns over his political influence.

Global Protest Against Musk's Involvement In Trump Administration

A small single-engine Socata TBM7 crashed into a house in Minnesota while flying from Iowa. The number of passengers on board remains unknown, and the FAA has launched an investigation into the cause of the crash. Authorities are assessing the damage and searching for survivors.

Small plane crashes into house in Minnesota, investigation underway

Iran has repainted the iconic ‘Down With USA’ mural in Tehran, a symbol of hostility dating back to 1979 when it was first painted on the US Embassy wall. The restoration comes amid growing tensions between Iran and the United States, fueling debates over their long-standing feud.

Iran repaints ‘down with USA’ mural amid rising tensions

President Donald Trump has dismissed reports about a leaked Yemen war plan, calling it "fake news." He also defended Pete Hegseth and Michael Waltz while praising US airstrikes in Yemen as “tremendously successful and lethal.”

Trump dismisses Yemen war leak, defends airstrikes as ‘successful’

The US has deployed B-2 stealth bombers to Diego Garcia amid rising tensions with Iran. Meanwhile, Washington has launched multiple airstrikes in Yemen, targeting key areas in the capital. Despite 36 reported strikes, Yemen insists it will continue supporting Gaza. Iran, on the other hand, is reportedly preparing its underground ‘Missile City.’

US-Houthis conflict: Yemen says US strikes won't deter them from supporting Gazans

The US has reportedly asked several international students to self-deport after their visas were revoked for engaging with so-called "anti-national" social media posts. The move comes amid a crackdown on pro-Palestinian protests across campuses. Many students woke up to emails instructing them to leave the country. Watch this report for more details!

US international students wake up to self-deportation emails

Goldman Sachs has signaled a recovery for India, suggesting that the worst phase of the country’s economic slowdown and earnings decline is likely behind. The global financial firm forecasts a real GDP growth of 6.4% in the second half of 2025, indicating a potential rebound for Asia’s third-largest economy.

India’s growth forecasts rise amid recovery

The deep selloff in financial markets point to recession risks. Is a recession imminent? While market moves suggest so, the US Economy's resilience in the face of 'vibe-cession' or economic slowdown fears over the last two years tells us otherwise. Take a look at this next report for more. . .

Market moves point to recession fears

The global real estate market shows a diverse range of rental yields across different countries, with some offering attractive returns for property investors.

Best global rental yields for property investors

Lithuanian and US forces have been conducting a relentless search operation for 72 hours now to find the four US soldiers who went missing during a tactical training exercise. The soldiers were stationed on the Lithuanian and Belarusian border for almost about 2 months. The soldiers were from the first brigade, the third brigade infantry division, and they went missing during training exercises about 15 kilometers from Belarus, near the city of Pabrade in Lithuania, late on Wednesday. Watch in for more details!

US soldiers went missing during a military exercise on march 26

US Vice President JD Vance has expressed confidence in striking a deal over Greenland without the use of force, emphasizing a "Trump-style" negotiation approach. He has criticized Denmark for failing to ensure Greenland’s security and reiterated that any agreement will prioritize stability in the region. Stay tuned for updates on this developing geopolitical move.

US Vice President JD Vance eyes Greenland deal for security, stability

Canada's Prime Minister and US President Donald Trump have spoken to each other over a phone call. The conversation comes at a time of growing rift between the two nations over Trump's tariffs and also his comments about making Canada the 51st state. Donald Trump, has just shared the update on the social media platform Truth Social, where the Republican leader said that it was a very productive conversation and also mentioned that both leaders will meet after Canada's elections. Watch in for more details!

Trump: Will meet Mark Carney after Canada holds elections on April 28

Lithuanian and US forces have been conducting a relentless search operation for 48 hours now to find the four US soldiers who went missing during a tactical training exercise. The soldiers were stationed on the Lithuanian and Belarusian border for almost about 2 months. The soldiers were from the first brigade, the third brigade infantry division, and they went missing during training exercises about 15 kilometers from Belarus, near the city of Pabrade in Lithuania, late on Wednesday. Watch in for more details!

Mysterious case of 4 US Army soldiers missing in Lithuania, search underway

The US Embassy in India cancelled about 2,000 visa appointments, which that claim was confirmed by violating policies. They aimed at 'bad actors' tampering with their scheduling policies. The office assured that the matter is under control, as they have identified those responsible for the action.
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In a statement posted on X, the US Embassy India wrote, "Consular Team India is canceling about 2,000 visa appointments made by bots. We have zero tolerance for agents and fixers who violate our scheduling policies."
It further emphasised, "Consular Team India identified bad actors who made about 2,000 visa appointments that violated our scheduling policies. Effective immediately, we are cancelling these appointments and suspending the associated accounts' scheduling privileges. We will continue our anti-fraud efforts. We have zero tolerance for fraud."
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Consular Team India is canceling about 2000 visa appointments made by bots.&nbsp; We have zero tolerance for agents and fixers that violate our scheduling policies. <a href="https://t.co/ypakf99eCo">pic.twitter.com/ypakf99eCo</a>
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Vigilant netizens suggested corrective measures to avoid such episodes in the future. Gumireddy Srikanth wrote, "Much needed and can you put advisory on certain websites which are publicly providing slot booking service for money."
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People have suffered heavily due to the long wait for US visa, delays in appointment confirmation have now been accepted as a norm. Many are even prepared to wait for months. Be it tourism, business or even student visas, people have begun factoring in even the wait period. People have begun considering neighbouring countries like Vietnam, Cambodia, and Kuwait, as their wait for an international US visa application is less than a week. While Bangkok, Thailand, has a 25-day wait, still much less than that in India, where it exceeds 400 days, which is good over a year.

US Embassy in India cancelled about 2,000 visa appointments, which that claim was confirmed by violating policies. They aimed at 'bad actors' tampering with their scheduling policies. World

The US Embassy in India cancelled about 2,000 visa appointments, which that claim was confirmed by violating policies. They aimed at 'bad actors' tampering with their scheduling policies. The office assured that the matter is under control, as they have identified those responsible for the action. Also read: H1B visas: US far-right goes on anti-India drivel over Trump's pick Sriram; Musk wades in In a statement posted on X, the US Embassy India wrote, "Consular Team India is canceling about 2,000 visa appointments made by bots. We have zero tolerance for agents and fixers who violate our scheduling policies." It further emphasised, "Consular Team India identified bad actors who made about 2,000 visa appointments that violated our scheduling policies. Effective immediately, we are cancelling these appointments and suspending the associated accounts' scheduling privileges. We will continue our anti-fraud efforts. We have zero tolerance for fraud." Consular Team India is canceling about 2000 visa appointments made by bots. We have zero tolerance for agents and fixers that violate our scheduling policies. pic.twitter.com/ypakf99eCo — U.S. Embassy India (@USAndIndia) March 26, 2025 Vigilant netizens suggested corrective measures to avoid such episodes in the future. Gumireddy Srikanth wrote, "Much needed and can you put advisory on certain websites which are publicly providing slot booking service for money." Also read: Donald Trump is not the most popular US politician, but THIS senator is, poll reveals People have suffered heavily due to the long wait for US visa, delays in appointment confirmation have now been accepted as a norm. Many are even prepared to wait for months. Be it tourism, business or even student visas, people have begun factoring in even the wait period. People have begun considering neighbouring countries like Vietnam, Cambodia, and Kuwait, as their wait for an international US visa application is less than a week. While Bangkok, Thailand, has a 25-day wait, still much less than that in India, where it exceeds 400 days, which is good over a year.

Confirmed by 'bots': US Embassy in India cancels 2,000 visa appointments

U.S. investment banks are bracing for deeper job cuts as economic uncertainty weighs on dealmaking. Banks like Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, JPMorgan, and Bank of America have already started trimming staff, with further layoffs expected if deal activity doesn’t pick up.

US banks tighten costs as economic worries grow

On Wednesday, President Donald Trump announced a 25 per cent tariff on cars and car parts imported into the United States. The tariffs are slated to take effect on April 3. Watch to know more!

Donald Trump announces 25% tariffs on imported cars, car parts

The Trump administration has placed dozens of Chinese entities on its export blacklist, marking its first major effort to limit China's progress in artificial intelligence and advanced computing.

US blacklists over 50 Chinese companies, targeting AI and chip capabilities | World News

Mike Waltz admits he accidentally added a journalist to a sensitive war plan group chat, sparking concerns over national security. President Trump downplays the incident, defending the NSA and saying Waltz doesn’t need to apologize. Meanwhile, intelligence chiefs testify in a Senate hearing as Tulsi Gabbard avoids confirming if she was in the chat.

US NSA takes responsibility for chat leak amid Houthi strikes

US chat leak row: US President defends NSA, says no need for Waltz to apologize

The United States has escalated its trade measures, imposing fresh 25% secondary tariffs on countries buying oil from sanctioned Venezuela. This move adds a new layer of complexity to the global oil trade, especially for major importers like india and china. How will the new tariffs impact refiners and supply chains and what it means for India?

Secondary tariffs: A new weapon in US trade war

Mike Waltz says he accidentally added journalist to war plan chat

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio will visit Jamaica, Guyana and Suriname on March 26-27, a State Department spokesperson told reporters on Monday. During the visit, Rubio will discuss bilateral ties with Caribbean countries and attempts to counter illegal immigration and crime, the State Department added. Watch to know more!

US Secretary of State Rubio to visit Jamaica, Guyana and Suriname this week

A major security lapse has rocked the US administration after top-secret war plans were leaked to a journalist just hours before strikes on the Houthis. Reports suggest Atlantic editor Jeffrey Goldberg was accidentally added to a classified Signal group chat, revealing sensitive military details. Watch this report to know more!

Sensitive US military information leaked ahead of strikes on Houthis

The US has called out Bangladesh over increasing human rights violations, urging the country to uphold international standards. Reports highlight a rise in attacks on journalists and alarming cases of child abuse. Meanwhile, Bangladesh's army chief warns of growing extremism. Watch this report for more details!

US warns Bangladesh over human rights violations, rising extremism

Top-secret war plans texted to journalist before Houthi strikes

The US Army has confirmed that it will not conduct a live-fire test of its Typhon missile system in the Philippines, despite earlier deployments to Luzon as part of the 2024 Salaknib military drill. This clarification comes amid rising tensions and warnings from China.

Not planning to carry out live-fire in Philippines, says US army

The United States has announced a 25% tariff on any country purchasing oil or gas from Venezuela. The decision is expected to impact key buyers like China, India, Spain, Italy, and Cuba. Analysts suggest this tariff could push Venezuela to offer deeper discounts on its oil, similar to previous US Sanctions that forced lower prices.

Trump hits Venezuelan oil buyers with 25% tariff

The United States is facing a severe egg shortage, driven by the worst bird flu outbreak in history. Since early 2022, the virus has wiped out nearly 170 million chickens, Turkeys, and other birds, leading to a sharp drop in egg supply.

US considers 360 million broiler chicken eggs for food

While the US And EU clash over tariffs, the UK has found itself in an unusual position—watching from the sidelines as global trade tensions escalate. Instead of taking an aggressive stance, the UK appears to be benefitting by simply staying out of the fight.

Decoding Britain’s advantage amid global trade storm

After 12 hours of negotiations, US-Russia talks on Ukraine ended without a breakthrough. President Zelensky has accused Moscow of making "hollow statements about peace" as Russian missile strikes on Sumy leave 88 injured. With tensions rising, is a resolution still possible, or is the conflict set to escalate further? Watch this report for more details!

Russia-Ukraine war: Zelensky accuses Moscow of making 'hollow statements about peace

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