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On Thursday, President Joe Biden rolled out a broad presidential pardon, commuting the sentences of 1,499 people and granting pardons to 39 convicted felons for non-violent drug charges. The White House has called this the single-day largest clemency action in U.S. history. Released were veterans and community leaders who showed rehabilitation, and those who had
Ravi Bhushan, a Ghaziabad resident, becomes the first Indian to return from Syria. He told harrowing stories of Syrian unrest and the genocide committed by Israel after launching inhuman strikes and crises in Palestine and Lebanon. He also acknowledged the Indian government’s prompt action, which allowed the safe departure of Indian citizens from the conflict
Elon Musk, the millionaire entrepreneur and owner of X, has once more stolen the headlines with his stinging criticism of the Prime Minister of Canada, Justin Trudeau. Musk attacks Canadian PM and calls Trudeau “such an insufferable tool” on X, following the Prime Minister’s indirect critique of U.S. presidential-elect Donald Trump at an Ottawa gala.
February 2025 will be a somber anniversary for the PMLN-ruled nation. One whole year of intermittent internet shutdowns in Pakistan has now turned into a chronic condition. What began as infrequent outages became an unrelenting pattern when the political tension reached a crescendo. The internet would go dark, leaving the citizens in the digital dark.
Elon Musk just made history when he became the first person in the world to reach over $400 billion in net worth. Such an achievement only adds another milestone of being the wealthiest person globally and another huge chapter to his already legendary career. With Musk’s good fortune riding on a series of strategic moves,
King Charles III shared a sweet childhood memory about his late mother, Queen Elizabeth II. Speaking about her 1953 coronation, Charles recalled how Elizabeth would sometimes wear a coronation crown during his bath time. “She practiced wearing the crown to get used to its weight,” he said, adding that the moments remain vivid in his
South Korea has experienced a highly controversial episode concerning failed martial law, especially after former Defence Minister Kim Yong-Hyun attempted suicide using underwear. He is under immense scrutiny along with President Yoon Suk Yeol about their roles in the suspected rebellion. The authorities blamed Kim for recommending martial law to President Yoon and sending military
Israel confirmed it attacked Syria’s naval fleet on successive days, escalating tensions in the area. The strikes hit strategic military installations, among them Syria’s port in Latakia, causing massive damage to ships and port infrastructure, according to videos verified by BBC. Israel’s Defense Forces (IDF) seem to be upping their ante, neutralizing perceived threats against
Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel’s longest-serving prime minister, has become a first by appearing in court as a sitting leader as the defendant of corruption an d criminal charges. It is a watershed moment, as the state of Israel is experiencing perhaps its most turbulent time yet, on multiple fronts, whether it be the continued skirmishes along
The question, “What is going on in Syria?” is now more relevant than it ever has been. As the weekend just ended, rebel forces in the form of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham stunned the world with the fall of the long-Assad regime. For over 13 years, brutal civil war has defined the term as President Bashar
