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'Stingiest President in the World': Trump Allegedly Made the Smallest Donation After Giving £45 to Church Fund

A viral video allegedly showing Donald Trump donating only £15 at a church service has sparked fierce online debate, questioning his generosity and reigniting criticism of his public image.

International Business Times UK

They lost their daughter to Texas mass shooting. Indian-American parents' $500K scholarship promise gets support from 3 companies

21-year-old Indian-origin Savitha Shan would have graduated by May, but her life was cut short by a March 1 mass shooting. Her parents Shan Muthian and Selvi Shan refuse to continue grieving and announced the Savitha Shanmugasundaram Endowed Scholarship Fund. Her parents want to raise $500,000 as they invite donors…

The Times of India

‘Messi is the enemy of Allah’: World Cup hoax falsely blames Algerian fans for chant

Lionel Messi is now the all-time top scorer in World Cup history, after scoring twice Monday against Austria in the 2026 World Cup. His first match, where he scored a hat-trick against Algeria, saw some online controversy. According to internet users, Algerian fans allegedly targeted him with an aggressive chant,…

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UK PM Keir Starmer quits

LONDON: UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer nearly broke down as he found himself on the scrapheap of history on Monday when like Theresa May, Boris Johnson and Liz Truss before him, he was booted out of No. 10 by his own MPs.

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Egypt detains hundreds of people in crackdown on illegal gold mining

The Egyptian military warned that ‘it retains all available options to deal with all threats’

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Pedro Sánchez's Wife Barred From Leaving Spain as Corruption Case Heads to Trial

A Spanish court has ordered Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's wife, Begoña Gómez, to surrender her passport and barred her from leaving the country.

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Quick Facts About the Montreal Shooting: Video Catches Camouflage Gunman Ambushing Police Officers Before Being Shot Dead

A gunman ambushed Montreal police, killing an officer and a civilian before being neutralised. The incident prompted a city lockdown and ongoing investigation into the motive.

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Maldivian wisdom of the day on exploitation, injustice: The rat gnaws into the young coconut, the bat drinks the water

Somebody does the work and someone else reaps the benefit. This is the crux of this old Maldivian saying, explained through imagery of vegetation. In the Maldives, the coconut palm is not merely vegetation; it is the historic spine of island survival. For centuries, every single part of the tree…

The Times of India

'All-You-Can-Eat Shrimp:' Trump Arctic Strategy Mocked After Official Claims Greenland Invasion Logic

A US official's justification for annexing Greenland, linked to a seafood chain's shrimp promotion, has sparked a diplomatic crisis, straining NATO relations and prompting European leaders to respond.

International Business Times UK

Shooting in Montreal Jewish neighbourhood leaves three dead, including suspect

A shooting in a Jewish neighbourhood in Montreal on Monday left three people dead, including the suspected shooter, local police said. A police officer and an unidentified resident were also killed.

France 24

Will Colombia's right-wing hardliner De la Espriella be able to govern?

Colombia on Sunday elected 47-year-old hardliner and millionaire lawyer Abelardo de la Espriella as the country’s next president just four years after electing Gustavo Petro the first left-wing president in the country's history. De la Espriella won the majority vote and received support from right-wingers in the US – but…

France 24

Spanish proverb of the day: 'Tell me who you walk with, and I’ll tell you who you are' — Our companions shape how we think, act, and are seen by the world

Imagine meeting someone for the first time. Before they say much about themselves, you notice the people around them—their closest friends, colleagues, and companions. Instantly, assumptions begin to form. Are they ambitious? Trustworthy? Reckless? Kind? Long before social media algorithms and personality tests, people relied on a simpler measure of…

The Times of India

Dasha Kilpatrick Raises £70K From Supporters After Losing Job Over Viral Anti-Muslim Grocery Store Rant

Dasha Kilpatrick, a Texas healthcare worker, received £70,000 in support after losing her job due to a viral video of her confronting Muslim women, sparking debates on free speech and intolerance.

International Business Times UK

White House Leaves Voting Machine Report Unpublished Before US Midterm Elections

The White House has delayed publication of a federal report on US voting machine vulnerabilities, raising questions about election security, transparency and timing before the midterm elections.

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Portuguese proverb of the day: 'A thief who robs a thief has a hundred years of pardon' — and the surprising logic behind it

A time-honored Portuguese saying, "Ladrão que rouba ladrão tem cem anos de perdão," translates to, "A thief who robs a thief has a hundred years of pardon." This adage embodies a universal tendency to relish when wrongdoers receive their due, suggesting a form of poetic justice. While it doesn’t legally…

The Independent UK

Inside the Bay Area apartment complex built just for teachers as district tries to reduce living costs

The $88 million development features a gym, pools and sauna, yet more than a quarter of the units sit empty as educators navigate the complex decision to relocate

The Times of India

Malay proverb of the day on humility and resilience: Follow the nature of the rice plant; the more grains it bears, the lower it bows

Some evergreen sayings are there in all countries and cultures; only the words are different and local. In the traditional villages of the Malay Archipelago, wealth was historically measured not in gold coins or digital ledger balances, but in the yield of the wet rice paddies. Rice was the lifecycle,…

The Times of India

3-year-old boy crushed to death by stone monument in New York rushed to hospital where mum worked as nurse

What began as a family outing at a park in Washington state ended in tragedy when a 3-year-old boy was crushed by a large stone monument that toppled over within seconds, according to a lawsuit filed by his parents.

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The Guardian - US

Judge blocks subpoenas for Walz and others over Minnesota immigration crackdown

Federal judge rules subpoenas linked to Trump’s immigration operation were ‘issued for unlawful reasons’

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Federal judge halts DOJ subpoena for Tim Walz over immigration probe, calls it 'harassment'

A federal judge has halted the Trump administration's attempt to subpoena Minnesota officials, including Governor Tim Walz, deeming the move an effort to coerce cooperation with federal immigration enforcement and retaliate against them. The judge found little evidence of criminal wrongdoing, stating the subpoenas were used for "unlawful purposes" rather…

The Times of India

‘Deeply concerned’: US echoes UN fears over looming Sudan atrocities

The United States has joined the United Nations in warning that mass atrocities could soon be committed in Sudan's southern city of El-Obeid, where the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and allied groups are reportedly massing troops around the besieged city amid the country's ongoing civil war.

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Montreal mayor calls for end to random police checks amid racial profiling investigation

City’s police force faces investigation of 16 officers accused of disproportionately targeting Black and Arab residents

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‘Cruel hoax’: Canadian healthcare staff decry employer’s email promising fake day off

Unions condemn ‘insensitive’ internal cybersecurity test sent to healthcare workers in Newfoundland and Labrador

The Times of India

Pakistan: Two Baloch activists sentenced to life over soldier's death

Two leaders of a Baloch rights group have been sentenced to life imprisonment by a Pakistani anti-terrorism court over the killing of a paramilitary soldier during a protest in 2024, a verdict that is likely to intensify debate over human rights and security in the restive province of Balochistan.

The Times of India

'They arrive for skilled jobs, end up in...': Indian-American student leader on challenges faced by international students

For years, studying abroad has been a dream for many Indian students seeking better career opportunities. But a combination of stricter visa rules, weaker job markets and a falling rupee is making that dream harder to achieve.

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