Iran Protests: Economic Collapse Sparks Uprising – A Turning Point for the Islamic Republic | World News

In Iran, protests follow a familiar rhythm. They rise, they spread, they are crushed. What is unsettling about current demonstrations is not their scale alone but the sense that the old pattern may be breaking down.TL;DR: Driving the newsIran’s latest wave of nationwide protests, which began in late December 2025, is not simply another chapter…

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Study Smart Techniques: Why studying longer fails and what science says actually works

Study less, study smart: The lecture that quietly changed how students learn If you’ve ever sat at your desk for hours, highlighter in hand, convincing yourself you’re being productive—this might sting a little.Because according to Marty Lobdell, one of the most quietly influential educators on the internet, a lot of what students call “studying” isn’t…

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Beer with Team USA: How Indian-origin Kash Patel flipped the model minority script | World News

Kash Patel is the strangest Indian-American success story of his generation. Not because he runs the FBI. Plenty of Indian-origin figures now occupy the upper floors of American power. But because he got there without following the script that made those successes palatable, particularly for Indian-Americans.Over the years, it has emerged that Ivy Leagues were…

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Celina Jaitly reacts as Vikrant Jaitly refuses to communicate and chooses to consult wife Charul Jaitly first; court dismisses plea | Hindi Movie News

Celina Jaitly has reacted after the Delhi High Court dismissed her petition seeking consular access, legal assistance and communication with her brother, Major (Retd.) Vikrant Jaitly, who is currently detained in the United Arab Emirates. The court disposed of the plea after being informed that Vikrant Jaitly did not wish to communicate with his sister…

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‘Yet another act of aggression’: India condemns Pakistan air strikes in Afghanistan | India News

NEW DELHI: India on Saturday strongly condemned recent airstrikes by Pakistan in Afghanistan, which reportedly caused civilian casualties and damage to infrastructure. Ministry of external affairs official spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said that the strikes constitute “yet another act of aggression by a Pakistani establishment that remains hostile to the idea of a sovereign Afghanistan” and…

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