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A new Pew Research Center survey reveals President Donald Trump’s approval rating has fallen to 37% as confidence dips among Republican voters

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Trump’s Approval Rating Hits 37% as Voter Confidence Slips

News Bureau - January 31, 2026

Maharashtra Deputy CM Ajit Pawar and four others died in a tragic plane crash during a flight from Mumbai to Baramati today

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Political Legacy and Demise of Ajit Pawar

Legendary NASA astronaut Sunita Williams retires after 27 years and 608 days in space. Explore her record-breaking career, Indian-Slovenian heritage, and the facts behind recent viral space claims.

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NASA Legend Sunita Williams Retires: Celebrating a 27-Year Legacy of Records and Cultural Pride

Young people worldwide tackle deepening inequality through entrepreneurship, AI adoption, and purpose-driven careers despite financial stress and climate fears. WEF survey reveals policy calls for jobs, education, housing.

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Global Youth Defy Inequality with Innovation and Purpose

Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro and wife Cilia Flores plead not guilty to U.S. drug charges after military capture. Bus driver-turned-president's rise, fall, and controversies revealed

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Nicolas Maduro; Dramatic Courtroom Defiance

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Christians Make The Largest Share Of International Migrants

Abhiram - August 22, 2024

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Immigration Surges as Top Concern for Britons

Abhiram - August 19, 2024

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Age Gap in U.S. Marriages Narrows Over Last Two Decades

News Bureau - August 19, 2024

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Equator Prize 2024: Celebrating Indigenous Leadership

Staff Reporter - August 13, 2024

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Kamala Harris Leads Trump, but Election Race Remains Tight

News Bureau - August 11, 2024

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Iraq ’s Controversial Marriage Law: A Setback for Women’s Rights

Staff Reporter - August 11, 2024

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U S Vice presidents often sought Presidency; only a few succeeded

Saradha Meloot - August 3, 2024

Women speak more than men during midlife. A study finds they say 3,275 more words daily between ages 25 and 64.

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Added Sugar Linked to Aging in Women

News Bureau - August 2, 2024

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U.S. Unauthorized Immigrant Population Reaches 11 Million

Saradha Meloot - July 24, 2024

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Immigration Influence Population Growth

Sona Prebhakar - July 11, 2024

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New Justice Department documents reveal the connections between Jeffrey Epstein and several powerful global figures.

Trump’s National Security Team: Hegseth, Ratcliffe, Huckabee, and Witkoff Appointments

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A new UNESCO survey reveals that 78% of EU teachers have witnessed antisemitic incidents. Discover the data on Holocaust denial and the lack of training.

UNESCO Finds Antisemitism in Three Quarters of EU Classrooms

January 28, 2026

Explore the groundbreaking first-in-human trial of the ChAdOx1 NipahB vaccine by the University of Oxford. With funding from CEPI, this initiative aims to combat the deadly Nipah virus, responsible for outbreaks in Southeast Asia. Learn about the urgency, challenges, and potential global impact of this essential research.

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Wage inequality has decreased in two-thirds of countries, but major disparities remain globally. Targeted policies are needed, says ILO.

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Disability and the Labour Market: Employment Disparities and Wage Gaps

Scientists develop nanomats that use sunlight to clean polluted water and generate energy, revolutionizing environmental sustainability.

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Many older cats develop dementia, also called feline cognitive dysfunction. Learn the early signs, symptoms, and care tips to improve your cat’s quality of life.

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In a groundbreaking medical achievement, the United Kingdom achieved it’s first-ever womb transplant. Surgeons at Oxford's Churchill Hospital successfully carried out a nine-hour and 20-minute surgery to transplant a sister's womb into a 34-year-old recipient on Sunday.

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UK Makes Medical History with Successful Womb Transplant