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The US diet quality has improved, but to what extent?
The United States diet metrics have shown a slight improvement, shedding some positive light on America's concerns around nutrition, and health issues, according to a latest study that has worked on almost two decades of nutrition data across US.
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Sanjay Singh seeks INDIA bloc's support to get Delhi's share of water from Haryana
AAP Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Singh called for the support of the INDIA bloc in the party's efforts to secure Delhi's water share from Haryana. Accusing the BJP of creating the water crisis, Singh urged protests at Haryana Bhawan. Delhi Water minister Atishi plans an indefinite fast from June 21. BJP criticized Atishi's actions, alleging water theft and demanded AAP government's dismissal.
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Delhi water crisis: BJP, AAP engage in war of words, blame each other for crisis
Delhi water crisis: A war of words between BJP and AAP over the water crisis in Delhi continued. AAP blamed Haryana for not releasing water and BJP organised protests. BJP leaders criticised the Kejriwal-led government for not finding solutions, while AAP accused BJP of conspiring to create a water shortage. The Supreme Court accused Delhi government of mismanagement and ordered action against the 'tanker mafia' amid the severe water crisis.
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Social media abuzz with ‘Russian threat’ as Florida residents track movement of naval ships close to the US coast
As four Russian naval ships made their way to Cuba to participate in the joint naval exercises, residents of Florida tracked the movement of these ships. Many on social media were seen panicking while others dismissed it as a regular movement of naval ships in the region.
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Bubble of all bubbles? US economist predicts a 2025 stock market crash, likely worse than 2008 crisis
Economist Dent warns of a 2025 stock market crash worse than 2008 crisis, attributing it to artificial bubble building post-Covid pandemic. He analyzes global economies, highlights economic devastation, and predicts a crash driven by inflated asset prices.
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President Biden congratulates PM Modi on electoral victory
President Joe Biden congratulated Prime Minister Narendra Modi on his electoral victory, expressing excitement to enhance the partnership with India for prosperity, innovation, and a free Indo-Pacific region.
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Is Donald Trump going to Rikers Island jail? From Tupac Shakur to Berkowitz, famous criminals served there
From Tupac to Lil Wayne, Rikers Island jail is a complex where some notorious as well as famous personalities have landed while serving their respective sentences. Here are some latest updates about Donald Trump and his imprisonment issue.
US welcomes plans for crisis-communications working group with China: Pentagon
US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin "reaffirmed the announcement by President (Joe) Biden and (Chinese) President Xi Jinping in November 2023 that both sides will resume telephone conversations between theater commanders in the coming months, and the Secretary welcomed plans to convene a crisis-communications working group by the end of the year," a Pentagon statement said.
BJP workers protest against AAP over Delhi water crisis, accuse govt of tanker mafia
BJP workers protested against Aam Aadmi Party over a water crisis in Delhi, accusing AAP of involvement with Tanker mafias. BJP leaders argued that AAP profits from selling water and exploits residents. Delhi BJP President Virendraa Sachdeva criticised AAP's mismanagement and claimed there is no water shortage. Delhi government filed a petition seeking additional water supply from neighboring states.
Donald Trump has been convicted. Can he still run for President?
Former President Donald Trump, facing felony convictions, remains a competitive presidential candidate despite upcoming sentencing. Legal questions arise regarding his eligibility and potential ballot restrictions.
US Weather: Iowa, Nebraska suffer severe storms, tornadoes. Areas from Texas to Ohio may suffer during weekend
Nebraska is still reeling from the damages that occurred due to severe tornadoes in the region while Iowa is now feeling the wrath of some epic storms. Severe storms may hit the areas from Texas to the Ohio Valley during the weekend.
Concerned about China providing inputs to Russia's defence industrial base: US
US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan expressed concerns about China's support to Russia's defense industry, emphasizing the Biden administration's concerted efforts with allies to address this issue. Responding to the UK Defence Minister's claim that China is providing lethal aid to Russia, Sullivan clarified that the US has not observed direct weapon transfers but is worried about China's contributions to Russia's defense production. British Defence Minister Grant Shapps accused China of supplying combat equipment to Russia, noting increased trade between the two nations.
It's open season on international students across the world; and countries have billions at stake
Countries are reevaluating visa programs and education exports as student numbers surge, impacting housing costs, public services, and financial contributions. The debate involves higher-education providers, employers, tuition fees, migration policies, funding models, the role of the Office for Students, and government language affecting international student perceptions.
Charting the global economy: US inflation eases; rescue package for China property crisis
Soft retail sales, manufacturing signal cooling demand. As Biden hiked tariffs, China's economic recovery shifted to manufacturing.
Feel Presidential: Top 5 TV Shows to watch as US election fever is on
As the US Presidential fever is on, with Trump and Biden battling it out in the ring, you can gain an insight into the world of diplomacy and politics with these top US TV shows streaming on Netflix.
Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin condemn U.S., pledge closer ties as Russia advances in Ukraine
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin condemned aggressive U.S. actions and pledged to deepen their defense ties. Xi emphasized the importance of their partnership, and both leaders opposed Western pressure, particularly regarding Ukraine. A joint statement criticized U.S. military policies and stressed the need for a political resolution to the Ukraine conflict. Putin's visit, his first since re-election, reinforced the strong bilateral relationship, marked by cooperation in defense, energy, and trade, and celebrated 75 years of China-Russia diplomatic ties.
India supports Palestine's membership at UN; says only two-State solution will deliver enduring peace
India has reiterated its backing for Palestine's complete membership at the UN, emphasizing that a lasting peace in the volatile region can only be achieved through direct and meaningful negotiations leading to a two-State solution. Last week, India voted in favor of a draft resolution in the UN General Assembly advocating for Palestine's eligibility and endorsing a favorable reconsideration of the matter by the Security Council.
India and US have firm foundation of strategic alignment: Condoleezza Rice
India and the US have a strong strategic alignment, with a potential upward trajectory in their relationship after their respective elections this year. Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice believes that the convergence of interests between the two countries is unassailable, and she expects bipartisanship whoever wins. The upward trajectory of the relationship began during the Prime Ministership of Atal Bihari Vajpayee and played a crucial role in the India-US relationship during the Bush Administration.
India votes in favour of UNGA resolution supporting Palestine's bid to become full UN member
India voted in favor of a UN resolution recommending Palestine for full UN membership. The resolution received 143 votes in favor, signaling a global push for Palestine's status upgrade within the United Nations.
UN assembly approves resolution granting Palestine new rights and reviving its UN membership bid
The U.N. General Assembly approved granting new rights to Palestine, urging Security Council to reconsider U.N. membership. Despite opposition from the U.S. and Israel, the resolution is expected to pass with strong approval amidst the Gaza conflict.
Gold Price Today: Gold opens flat at Rs 71,182/10 grams; silver nears Rs 83,000/ kg
Amidst a strong US Dollar and weak global trends, MCX gold prices traded lacklusterly. Gold futures rose slightly to Rs 71,182/10g while silver contracts gained to Rs 82,989/kg on Wednesday.
Record immigration is colliding with housing crises across the world
Many developed countries are facing economic challenges as migration-driven growth falters due to housing shortages. Despite the positive impact of immigration on workforce gaps, housing affordability worsens, leading to per-capita recessions. Countries like Canada and Australia are reevaluating their immigration policies to address these issues and sustain economic growth.
US committee finds China is subsidizing American fentanyl crisis
China continues to provide subsidies in the form of value-added tax rebates to its companies that manufacture fentanyl analogues, precursors and other synthetic narcotics, so long as they sell them outside of China, the House of Representatives' select committee on China said in a report.
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