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4-year fixed stay for F1 students: Immigration attorney says the biggest risk is 'booking a flight home', warns visa holders against traveling outside US

4-year fixed stay for F1 students: Immigration attorney says the biggest risk is ‘booking a flight home’, warns visa holders against traveling outside US

Immigration attorney Emily Neumann said international students on F1 visa currently in the US should not travel abroad now. The Donald Trump administration finalized the 4-year fixed stay rule for international students which means students coming to the US will be allowed to stay only for four years — the duration of most of the…

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Indus Waters Treaty explained: Why India wants to renegotiate the 1960 water-sharing pact with Pakistan

Indus Waters Treaty explained: Why India wants to renegotiate the 1960 water-sharing pact with Pakistan

Indus Waters Treaty Explained: Why India Seeks Changes to the 1960 IWT Pact The Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) has once again become a focal point in India-Pakistan relations after India reiterated that the six-decade-old agreement needs to be renegotiated to reflect present-day realities. New Delhi has argued that profound changes since the treaty was signed…

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How Japanese keep their homes spotless and clutter-free with simple everyday habits that anyone can follow

How Japanese keep their homes spotless and clutter-free with simple everyday habits that anyone can follow

Around the world, Japanese homes have earned a reputation for feeling calm, orderly and remarkably clean. While many people assume this is because Japanese homes are larger or easier to maintain, the reality is quite different. In fact, many Japanese homes, particularly in cities, are quite small, which makes smart organisation less of a design…

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Henry Nowak murder: UK Police translate Sikh man Vickrum Digwa's murder confession to brother Gurpreet

Henry Nowak murder: UK Police translate Sikh man Vickrum Digwa’s murder confession to brother Gurpreet | World News

Henry Nowak and Vickrum Digwa A police transcript released by the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) shows that Vickrum Digwa admitted stabbing 16-year-old Henry Nowak multiple times while speaking to his brother in a police van two days after the killing, Sky news reported.The conversation took place on December 5, 2025, as Digwa and his brother,…

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Scientists create liver and kidney tissues in space for the first time in a microgravity environment: Expected to change the future of biological manufacturing

Scientists create liver and kidney tissues in space for the first time in a microgravity environment: Expected to change the future of biological manufacturing |

The biological landscape is no longer just limited to the earthly realms, it has travelled far and wide into space. In a one-of-a-kind biological manufacturing operation, researchers managed to cultivate organs in space using technologies that are now being tested for scalability. Mission for biomanufacturing The mission was conducted in June 2026 and concluded with…

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30 convicted in Genoa bridge collapse after eight years

30 convicted in Genoa bridge collapse after eight years

Visual of collapsed Morandi Bridge in Genoa (Source: Reuters) An Italian court on Thursday convicted the former CEO of Italy’s main highway operator and 29 others in the 2018 Genoa highway bridge collapse that killed 43 people, a disaster that exposed serious lapses in the maintenance of Italian infrastructure.The former chief executive of highway operator…

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India’s First Hydrogen-Powered Train To Be Flagged Off On July 17: 10 Facts & Photos You Shouldn’t Miss

India’s First Hydrogen-Powered Train To Be Flagged Off On July 17: 10 Facts & Photos You Shouldn’t Miss

India’s first hydrogen-powered train is ready for launch! Marking a major milestone for Indian Railways, the country’s first hydrogen will be flagged off by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on July 17. This is the first time that India is introducing a train that produces its own electricity onboard using hydrogen, which is widely regarded as…

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Scientists tracked more than 6,000 penguin dives beneath Antarctic sea ice and found that prey may become harder to reach, even when it has not disappeared

Scientists tracked more than 6,000 penguin dives beneath Antarctic sea ice and found that prey may become harder to reach, even when it has not disappeared

Prey accessibility, not abundance, may shape predator behavior in penguins For nesting penguins in Antarctica, finding food is no longer just about how many fish or krill are in the ocean. It is also about how difficult those animals are to catch.Scientists who tracked more than 6,000 penguin dives beneath Antarctic sea ice found that…

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Scientists thought this ancient fish had been extinct for 66 million years, until it suddenly appeared in a fishing net in South Africa

Scientists thought this ancient fish had been extinct for 66 million years, until it suddenly appeared in a fishing net in South Africa |

For decades, the coelacanth existed in scientific literature as a creature of the distant past. Fossils showed that members of this ancient fish lineage had lived alongside dinosaurs and vanished from the fossil record around 66 million years ago. The assumption seemed straightforward: they were gone.Then, in December 1938, a fishing trawler operating off the…

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