Marking the U.S. Army's 250th anniversary and President Trump's 79th birthday, a massive military parade in Washington, DC, proceeds amidst storm threats and nationwide protests. Demonstrations, dubbed 'No Kings,' erupt in numerous cities, fueled by outrage over immigration policies and military deployments. Veterans are arrested during a Capitol sit-in, while an AP-NORC poll reveals public disapproval of the parade's cost.
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Dr. Bobby Mukkamala, an Indian-origin physician, has made history as the 180th president of the American Medical Association. Overcoming a recent brain tumor surgery, he pledges to address critical gaps in the U.S. healthcare system. Mukkamala aims to advocate for equitable, sustainable healthcare models, drawing from his experiences in Flint and his parents' immigrant journey.
A major fire erupted in a 67-story residential tower in Dubai Marina late Friday, prompting a swift response from Dubai Civil Defence. Firefighters successfully extinguished the blaze after six hours, safely evacuating all 3,820 residents without any injuries. Tram services were temporarily suspended as a precaution, with replacement shuttle buses provided, while authorities continue to monitor the situation.
Three Indian students faced legal consequences for their involvement in phone scams in US. Kishan Rajeshkumar Patel and Dhruv Rajeshbhai Mangukiya targeted elderly Americans, impersonating IRS officials. Moinuddin Mohammed orchestrated a similar scheme. They defrauded victims of significant amounts. The money was laundered internationally. Despite these cases, most Indian students in America are pursuing legitimate paths.
The Trump administration is considering expanding travel restrictions, potentially banning citizens from 36 more countries, according to a State Department cable. Citing national security concerns, the move follows an earlier ban on 12 countries. Secretary of State Marco Rubio's cable outlined concerns, including unreliable identity documents, giving countries 60 days to address issues or face entry suspensions.
Marking the U.S. Army's 250th anniversary and President Trump's 79th birthday, a massive military parade in Washington, DC, proceeds amidst storm threats and nationwide protests. Demonstrations, dubbed 'No Kings,' erupt in numerous cities, fueled by outrage over immigration policies and military deployments. Veterans are arrested during a Capitol sit-in, while an AP-NORC poll reveals public disapproval of the parade's cost.
Matt Gaetz criticised leaders and media pushing for a US involvement in the Israel-Iran conflict, suggesting it resembles the lead-up to the Iraq War and is driven by Israel's desire for regime change. He argued that focusing on Iran's alleged nuclear ambitions is hypocritical, given Israel's undeclared nuclear program. He further argued that if Israel gave up its nuclear weapons, Trump would win the Nobel Peace Prize.
Amid escalating conflict between Israel and Iran, Qatar has intensified monitoring of radiation levels in the Gulf following Israeli airstrikes on Iranian nuclear and energy sites. Doha is closely tracking environmental developments, warning of unpredictable consequences from targeting sensitive facilities. Qatar condemned strikes on energy infrastructure, urging de-escalation and international intervention to prevent further destabilization.
A team of scientists at NYU Abu Dhabi has developed the RCP-Chip, a paper-based diagnostic device that detects infectious diseases in under 10 minutes. Designed for low-resource settings, it’s portable, affordable, and can be adapted to test for various diseases. The team has filed a patent and aims to commercialize the device for global use.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio is urging the Treasury Department to investigate Harvard University for potential sanctions violations. The investigation centers on a health insurance conference in China that may have involved individuals blacklisted by the US government. This move comes amid increased scrutiny of Harvard's ties to China, initiated by President Trump.