Indian trucker Sukhwinder Sidhu pleads guilty in 2023 crash killing Olympian skater in Ontario, was driving for 26 hours

31-year-old Sukhwinder Sidhu, an Indian-origin trucker in Ontario, pleaded guilty before the trial of the August 2023 crash is scheduled to begin this month. Olympic figure skater Alexandra Paul was killed in the crash as Sidhu’s speeding truck crashed into the back of several vehicles, including Paul’s. It was a multiple-vehicle pileup caused by Sidhu,…

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“Erika should be dragged into a police”: Candace Owens faces outrage over Erika Kirk jail remark and conspiracy claims

Candace Owens’ recent commentary, suggesting Erika Kirk should be jailed and calling her statements a “full-blown conspiracy,” has ignited a fierce online debate. Critics condemn her language as dangerous and defamatory, while supporters argue she’s raising valid questions. The controversy highlights the rapid escalation of online discourse and the impact of public figures’ words. Another…

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‘Over 50% polling stations centres’: How Bangladesh is preparing for first election since Hasina ouster

Election officials and security personnel transport ballot boxes and voting materials to polling centers ahead of Thursday’s national parliamentary election, in Dhaka. (AP photo) Bangladesh is set to hold parliamentary elections on Thursday, the first national vote since the ouster of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in mass protests in August 2024. Authorities have rolled…

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Who is Vikash Ramkissoon? Guyana MP whose Hindi speech in Parliament went viral

Vikash Ramkissoon (Image credit: Parliament of Guyana) A debate in Guyana’s Parliament took an unexpected turn when Member of Parliament Vikash Ramkissoon responded in fluent Hindi after an opposition lawmaker questioned his knowledge of the language.The exchange began when an opposition member claimed that Ramkissoon did not understand Hindi. Seeking permission from the Speaker, he…

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What really destroyed the Indus Valley? It wasn’t war, but a slow death by drought | World News

The Indus Valley Civilisation probably didn’t disappear all at once. New research points to a long stretch of repeated droughts that may have slowly weakened one of the world’s earliest urban societies. Cities such as Mohenjo-Daro and Harappa, once built around reliable rivers, appear to have struggled as water became harder to find. As conditions…

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“I would rather die”: Megyn Kelly defends free speech after refusing to condemn Candace Owens in Charlie Kirk discussion

Megyn Kelly defends free speech after refusing to condemn Candace Owens in Charlie Kirk discussion (Image via Getty) Megyn Kelly is facing heavy backlash after saying she would not condemn Candace Owens, even as Owens shared controversial claims online involving Charlie Kirk. Negyn Kelly made her position clear during a recent appearance on Piers Morgan…

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Saudi schools just did the unthinkable: Video games are now part of education curriculum in KSA

Saudi Arabia Integrates Gaming into School Curricula: A Digital Education Revolution (Representative Image) In a bold and unprecedented move, Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Education has officially approved the inclusion of electronic gaming, both competitive and educational aspects, in school curricula across all education levels. This landmark initiative aims to bridge traditional education with 21st-century digital…

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“I want to honor God”: Erika Kirk addresses backlash as Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl LX show outshines TPUSA’s halftime show | NFL News

Erika Kirk spoke out after Turning Point USA aired its alternative Super Bowl LX halftime show honoring her late husband, Charlie Kirk. The broadcast featured a tribute montage and patriotic performances, claiming millions of viewers despite streaming restrictions. While Bad Bunny headlined the official NFL show, the rival event blended politics, grief, and culture into…

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