Crimes against humanity: Former Philippine President Duterte indicted by ICC

Rodrigo Duterte, the former Philippine president, faces ICC charges for crimes against humanity related to his war on drugs. Accused of involvement in numerous murders during his time as mayor and president, Duterte is currently detained in The Hague. His lawyer claims he is unfit for trial due to cognitive impairment, while supporters allege political motivation behind the case.

How having cumin water first thing in the morning can prevent heart disease

The main risk factor for heart disease development is hypertension, which doctors call high blood pressure. The natural vasodilator compounds in cumin, expand blood vessels to decrease vascular resistance which results in lower blood pressure levels. The potassium content in cumin helps regulate sodium levels, while causing blood vessel muscle relaxation which helps maintain normal blood pressure

Super Typhoon Ragasa: Chinese schools, businesses shut

Record rainfall in Kolkata: 3 electrocuted, schools closed, power and metro services hit

Kolkata and its adjacent regions faced significant disruption on Tuesday due to intense overnight rainfall, leading to widespread waterlogging and traffic chaos. Several areas were submerged, with the southern and eastern parts of the city experiencing the heaviest downpour.

What is the process of switching from H-1B to Green Card?

$100B AI deal: Nvidia, OpenAI join forces; Partnership to power next-gen intelligence

Nvidia is set to invest $100 billion in OpenAI, solidifying its position as the leading AI chip supplier. This partnership ensures OpenAI receives crucial funding and access to advanced computing power, deploying 10 gigawatts of Nvidia systems, starting with the Vera Rubin platform in 2026. Despite this, OpenAI will continue developing its own custom AI chips.

Kidney health and potassium: Why too much or too little can be risky

Potassium is vital for health, but it poses risks when kidneys fail. Kidneys filter excess potassium, but kidney disease impairs this function. High potassium is common in chronic kidney disease. It can cause muscle weakness and heart issues. Low potassium also harms kidney patients. Managing potassium in kidney disease requires balance.

Pills, pregnancy and politics: Trump links Tylenol to autism: what is it?

Donald Trump has ignited controversy by advising pregnant individuals to avoid Tylenol, citing a potential link to autism despite lacking scientific consensus. Medical experts swiftly condemned his remarks, emphasizing the safety of acetaminophen during pregnancy and the importance of vaccines. Conflicting studies on acetaminophen and autism highlight the need for further research, with health professionals urging consultation before making changes.

Indian IT braces for $100k H-1B visa fee; firms look to offshoring, local hires to absorb shock

Bengaluru cab driver stabs woman 11 times, kills her as daughter watches in horror

In Bengaluru, a 32-year-old telecaller was fatally stabbed by her husband in public, witnessed by their daughter, following a heated argument. The couple, in their second marriage, worked at the same call center. Separately, police are searching for a man who allegedly murdered his father for property, with an accomplice already in custody after CCTV footage exposed the crime.

H-1B visa hike: White House raises alarm; Says 40,000 US tech jobs lost to foreigners

President Trump introduced a $100,000 fee for H-1B visa applications, citing program abuse and American job losses. The White House claims companies are replacing American tech workers with lower-paid foreign labor, impacting national security. Trump aims to protect American workers by increasing costs for companies utilizing the H-1B program and prioritizing American-born workers in employment gains.

Pills, pregnancy and politics: Donald Trump links Tylenol to autism: what is it?

Donald Trump has ignited controversy by advising pregnant individuals to avoid Tylenol, citing a potential link to autism despite lacking scientific consensus. Medical experts swiftly condemned his remarks, emphasizing the safety of acetaminophen during pregnancy and the importance of vaccines. Conflicting studies on acetaminophen and autism highlight the need for further research, with health professionals urging consultation before making changes.

Taiwan reports 15 Chinese aircraft, 1 warship near island; majority cross median line

As GST 2.0 debuts, PM Modi says reforms will bring relief for all

‘True to the historic commitment’: France recognises Palestinian state at UN

France formally recognised the state of Palestine at the UN General Assembly, joined by several other nations, as world leaders pushed for a two-state solution. Despite opposition from Israel and criticism from the US, the move reflects a growing global consensus, offering a glimmer of hope amid ongoing conflict and devastation in Gaza.