Abu Dhabi is offering free parking and Darb tolls for three days starting Sunday, November 30, to celebrate UAE National Day. The initiative aims to make travel and festivities across the capital easier for residents and visitors. Parking fees and tolls will resume on Wednesday, December 3, encouraging people to join national celebrations with convenience and ease. Continue Reading »
Software engineer turned political theorist Curtis Yarvin lauded Trump's Thanksgiving message, calling him a "modern day Lincoln" for his critique of immigration and governance. Yarvin, known for his radical ideas on centralized control and his concept of "the Cathedral," is seen as a significant influence on Trump's potential second term. Continue Reading »
Starting in 2026, Filipino citizens will be able to visit Oman without a visa for stays up to two weeks. Announced by the Omani Embassy during National Day celebrations in Makati, the move aims to boost tourism and strengthen ties. Plans include expanding direct flights from Manila and Cebu, offering Filipinos easier access to Oman’s unique landscapes and cultural experiences. Continue Reading »
The UAE’s Golden Visa program now includes humanitarian workers and volunteers, offering long-term residency of 5 to 10 years without sponsorship. Applicants must demonstrate meaningful contributions in recognized fields and secure endorsements from registered organizations. This initiative reflects the UAE’s commitment to supporting humanitarian efforts both locally and globally, providing stability and recognition to those dedicated to serving communities. Continue Reading »
Residents' prior warnings about flammable materials used in renovations at Wang Fuk Court were ignored, contributing to a devastating fire that claimed at least 128 lives. The blaze rapidly spread due to the materials and malfunctioning fire alarms, leading to arrests for manslaughter and corruption as Hong Kong mourns and calls for stronger safety oversight. Continue Reading »
An Indiana Republican senator announced he will vote against the state's redistricting plan due to Donald Trump's use of an offensive term for people with intellectual disabilities. Senator Michael Bohacek, whose daughter has Down Syndrome, cited Trump's social media post criticizing Minnesota's governor as the reason for his opposition, emphasizing the real-world consequences of such language. Continue Reading »
Hong Kong mourns 128 fire victims as investigations widen, with eight more arrested for suspected corruption linked to renovation works. Alarming safety failures, including malfunctioning alarms and flammable materials, contributed to the devastating blaze. City-wide inspections of construction sites are now mandated as the search for missing residents continues. Continue Reading »
Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) chairperson Khaleda Zia is in "extremely critical" condition due to a chest infection affecting her heart and lungs. The 80-year-old former prime minister's health is a significant concern for the party as national elections approach. Special prayers are being held nationwide for her recovery. Continue Reading »
US military conducted a second strike on a suspected drug boat in the Caribbean on September 2, reportedly to eliminate survivors. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth allegedly instructed the military to ensure no one survived. This operation, part of a series of attacks, resulted in the deaths of all 11 individuals on board. Continue Reading »
Renowned psychologist Paul Ekman, who passed away at 91, revolutionized our understanding of emotions by scientifically linking facial expressions to feelings. His groundbreaking research, demonstrating universal emotional expressions across cultures, even influenced FBI interrogators and Hollywood. Ekman's work challenged prevailing theories, proving that many facial cues are innate, not learned. Continue Reading »
The Trump administration has ordered USCIS officers to halt all asylum decisions following an attack by an Afghan asylum recipient. This directive, affecting all nationalities, instructs officers to pause approvals, denials, and case closures until further notice. The move aims to enhance vetting processes and prioritize public safety amid broader immigration actions. Continue Reading »
Former US President Donald Trump has pardoned Honduras' ex-leader Juan Orlando Hernandez, convicted of drug trafficking. Trump's move, just before Honduras' presidential election, comes with a stark warning: US aid hinges on his preferred candidate, Nasry Asfura, winning. Trump claims Hernandez was treated unfairly, while accusing other candidates of being communist or spoilers. Continue Reading »
In a sweeping policy shift, the US Treasury has announced plans to limit federal tax benefits for undocumented immigrants, reflecting President Trump's directive to prioritize American citizens. This decision comes in the aftermath of a tragic incident involving an Afghan national, which has reignited discussions on immigration from 'Third World countries. Continue Reading »
Abu Dhabi is offering free parking and Darb tolls for three days starting Sunday, November 30, to celebrate UAE National Day. The initiative aims to make travel and festivities across the capital easier for residents and visitors. Parking fees and tolls will resume on Wednesday, December 3, encouraging people to join national celebrations with convenience and ease. 
Software engineer turned political theorist Curtis Yarvin lauded Trump's Thanksgiving message, calling him a "modern day Lincoln" for his critique of immigration and governance. Yarvin, known for his radical ideas on centralized control and his concept of "the Cathedral," is seen as a significant influence on Trump's potential second term. 
Starting in 2026, Filipino citizens will be able to visit Oman without a visa for stays up to two weeks. Announced by the Omani Embassy during National Day celebrations in Makati, the move aims to boost tourism and strengthen ties. Plans include expanding direct flights from Manila and Cebu, offering Filipinos easier access to Oman’s unique landscapes and cultural experiences. 
The UAE’s Golden Visa program now includes humanitarian workers and volunteers, offering long-term residency of 5 to 10 years without sponsorship. Applicants must demonstrate meaningful contributions in recognized fields and secure endorsements from registered organizations. This initiative reflects the UAE’s commitment to supporting humanitarian efforts both locally and globally, providing stability and recognition to those dedicated to serving communities. 
Residents' prior warnings about flammable materials used in renovations at Wang Fuk Court were ignored, contributing to a devastating fire that claimed at least 128 lives. The blaze rapidly spread due to the materials and malfunctioning fire alarms, leading to arrests for manslaughter and corruption as Hong Kong mourns and calls for stronger safety oversight. 
An Indiana Republican senator announced he will vote against the state's redistricting plan due to Donald Trump's use of an offensive term for people with intellectual disabilities. Senator Michael Bohacek, whose daughter has Down Syndrome, cited Trump's social media post criticizing Minnesota's governor as the reason for his opposition, emphasizing the real-world consequences of such language. 
Hong Kong mourns 128 fire victims as investigations widen, with eight more arrested for suspected corruption linked to renovation works. Alarming safety failures, including malfunctioning alarms and flammable materials, contributed to the devastating blaze. City-wide inspections of construction sites are now mandated as the search for missing residents continues. 
Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) chairperson Khaleda Zia is in "extremely critical" condition due to a chest infection affecting her heart and lungs. The 80-year-old former prime minister's health is a significant concern for the party as national elections approach. Special prayers are being held nationwide for her recovery. 
US military conducted a second strike on a suspected drug boat in the Caribbean on September 2, reportedly to eliminate survivors. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth allegedly instructed the military to ensure no one survived. This operation, part of a series of attacks, resulted in the deaths of all 11 individuals on board. 
Renowned psychologist Paul Ekman, who passed away at 91, revolutionized our understanding of emotions by scientifically linking facial expressions to feelings. His groundbreaking research, demonstrating universal emotional expressions across cultures, even influenced FBI interrogators and Hollywood. Ekman's work challenged prevailing theories, proving that many facial cues are innate, not learned. 
The Trump administration has ordered USCIS officers to halt all asylum decisions following an attack by an Afghan asylum recipient. This directive, affecting all nationalities, instructs officers to pause approvals, denials, and case closures until further notice. The move aims to enhance vetting processes and prioritize public safety amid broader immigration actions. 
Former US President Donald Trump has pardoned Honduras' ex-leader Juan Orlando Hernandez, convicted of drug trafficking. Trump's move, just before Honduras' presidential election, comes with a stark warning: US aid hinges on his preferred candidate, Nasry Asfura, winning. Trump claims Hernandez was treated unfairly, while accusing other candidates of being communist or spoilers. 
In a sweeping policy shift, the US Treasury has announced plans to limit federal tax benefits for undocumented immigrants, reflecting President Trump's directive to prioritize American citizens. This decision comes in the aftermath of a tragic incident involving an Afghan national, which has reignited discussions on immigration from 'Third World countries. 