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Trump as next Pope? US President says 'that would be my number one choice', leaves internet in splits
Shortly after attending Pope Francis’ funeral in Rome, Donald Trump suggested he would be happy to be the next pope. In a video that is going viral on social media, Trump can be heard saying, “I'd like to be Pope. That would be my number one choice." Following Pope Francis's death, the Catholic Church is seeking a new leader.
Trump created 345,000 jobs in 100 days of his office? What White House said
Donald Trump added around 345,000 jobs during his first 100 days. A White House memo highlights economic gains. Private sector employment increased. Federal jobs decreased. Inflation declined. Trump touted investments and manufacturing revitalization. He will hold a rally in Michigan and will visit Selfridge Air National Guard Base on the ocassion.
Experts warn of potential pandemic virus spreading across the US — check infectivity, risks, and more
The H5N1 avian flu virus is spreading fast through dairy farms in the United States, infecting over 1,000 herds and resulting in more than 70 human infections and one confirmed death. Health authorities are concerned about the virus adapting to spread between humans. Experts are urging better surveillance, testing, and farmworker vaccinations. While the CDC maintains that the risk to the general public is still low, virologists warn that the virus is evolving rapidly in animals, especially mammals.
The US government has a new policy for terminating international students legal status
The US government is facing scrutiny over its crackdown on international students, with new details emerging about the termination of their legal status. Lawsuits revealed that thousands of students were targeted based on information from a crime database, leading to confusion and fear of deportation.
The growing danger of Chinese underwater warfare
A Chinese invasion of Taiwan could begin with sea mines laid by fishing trawlers and submarines, potentially blockading ports and disrupting maritime traffic. China possesses a large stockpile of sea mines and is accused of tampering with seabed communication cables. Taiwan is bolstering its mine-laying capabilities as a defense, recognizing the asymmetric warfare potential.
U.S. accounting firms tap India to alleviate talent crunch
U.S. accounting firms are increasingly turning to India to address a critical shortage of accountants at home. This surge in recruitment is boosting enrollment in specialized commerce courses in India, potentially establishing the country as a hub for accounting talent. Firms like RSM US and Moss Adams are expanding their Indian operations, mirroring the tech industry's outsourcing boom.
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Ryan Watts, Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback, takes medical retirement at 23: Here’s what it means for his NFL career
Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback Ryan Watts has been medically retired at age 23. The Steelers made his release official after consulting with medical professionals and his representatives. Read on to know if it will end his football career.
In Canada elections, Mark Carney is the political newcomer and hopes to stay PM: 10 points
Canada elections: Liberal party leader Mark Carney is pitted against Pierre Poilievre's Conservatives and opinion polls show Carney’s Liberals have a narrow lead ahead of voting. Mark Carney has had a distinguished career. He is riding on an anti-Trump wave in Canada. Carney entered the race after securing 85.9% for Liberal Party’s leadership after former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s resignation.
What caused the Iranian port blast that killed 40 and injured over 1000?
Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei ordered a thorough investigation Sunday into the causes of a major blast at a key southern port that killed at least 40 people and injured more than 1,000. "We will try to take care of the families who lost their loved ones, and we will definitely take care of the dear people who got injured," he said.
Canada’s Healthcare takes centre stage in 2025 Federal Election
Canada's 2025 federal election highlights a healthcare crisis, with millions lacking family doctors and emergency rooms facing closures. Parties are proposing solutions, including increasing the number of doctors and streamlining licensing. The CMA emphasizes that a healthy population is crucial for economic competitiveness, advocating for immigration reforms to attract healthcare professionals amidst critical shortages of doctors and nurses.
‘We carry visa papers, practise scripts.’ International students' lives now marred by anxiety in the US
International students in the United States are facing growing uncertainty as visa revocations under the Trump administration continue to rise, with around 1,800 students affected. Traditional college experiences have shifted toward concerns over safety, deportation, and legal risks.
This cabinet member is a headache for Donald Trump as he is potentially dragging down the President and his days could be numbered
CNN's Harry Enten suggests Pete Hegseth is a growing concern for Donald Trump due to controversies and internal turmoil within the Pentagon. Hegseth faces scrutiny over alleged classified information sharing and staff issues, contributing to unfavorable approval ratings. Enten highlights Hegseth's unpopularity compared to other cabinet members, potentially impacting Trump's presidency.
Immigration is Trump's strongest issue, but many say he's gone too far
A new AP-NORC poll finds that 46% of U.S. adults approve of President Trump’s handling of immigration—nearly ten points higher than his ratings on the economy or trade—making it one of his stronger issues in public opinion. Support is overwhelmingly partisan: about 80% of Republicans back his immigration approach, compared with roughly 40% of independents and just 20% of Democrats.
'Allah is with us... your religion won't save you': Indian Army Nursing College's website hacked
The Indian Army Nursing College's website was hacked on Friday, displaying a message that read "Kill Hindus" and "Respect Muslims," written in both Urdu and English. The message also included a statement saying, "Our religion, customs are miles apart and that makes us stronger."
The cases to watch as Trump targets international students
International students are challenging President Donald Trump's immigration policies in US courts. These students are fighting visa revocations and detentions. They allege unfair targeting due to pro-Palestinian activism. Some students face deportation for minor infractions. Lawsuits claim the administration is discriminating against certain ethnic groups.
Harvard University said to be exploring $1 billion of private equity stakes sale
Harvard University is reportedly in discussions to sell private equity fund interests worth approximately $1 billion, advised by Jefferies Financial Group, with Lexington Partners potentially acquiring the portfolio. This move, unrelated to President Trump's threats of funding cuts, follows a similar sale in 2021 and aligns with investors seeking liquidity amid market volatility.
Pope Francis' Funeral: details and live stream information
Pope Francis's funeral, a more modest affair reflecting his humble wishes, is scheduled for April 26th in St. Peter's Square. The ceremony, live-streamed globally, precedes a conclave where cardinals will elect his successor. His burial at the Papal Basilica of St. Mary Major Basilica differs from tradition, highlighting his role as a bishop and his devotion to the Virgin Mary.
Donald Trump issues major mandate for U.S schools; here are 7 things all American parents need to know
Donald Trump’s latest education executive orders are creating major waves across schools and colleges in the U.S. From pushing AI learning in high schools to cutting back on woke college accreditation, his new plan is all about discipline, job skills, and transparency. Trump says these changes will help students prepare for real-world jobs, protect free speech, and remove political bias. If you're a parent, student, or teacher, this is a must-read.
US President Donald Trump targets college accreditation process in executive order
President Trump signed an executive order targeting college accreditation, aiming to remove "ideological overreach" and promote "intellectual diversity." This move allows colleges to switch accreditors easily, potentially increasing competition. Simultaneously, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem threatened to revoke Harvard's eligibility to enroll international students, demanding records on their activities and cancelling federal grants.
Barron Trump communicates with his college friends without sharing his phone number
US President Donald Trump's youngest son Barron Trump is not allowed to give phone number to his college friends. Due to security reasons, Barron Trump doesn't give out his phone number. Instead, it seems that the 19-year-old typically communicates with his friends via different gaming platforms, reports suggest. Barron is known for his knowledge in technology.
White House pushes back criticism from US universities over federal oversight
The White House has dismissed a joint statement from over 100 US universities accusing the Trump administration of political interference. This response follows Harvard's legal challenge against the administration's decision to freeze $2.2 billion in federal funding. The administration defends its actions as efforts to combat campus anti-Semitism and ensure compliance with federal laws, while universities decry government overreach.
US universities issue letter condemning Trump's 'political interference'
Over 100 U.S. universities, including Princeton and Brown, have jointly condemned President Donald Trump's "political interference" in higher education. The letter follows Harvard University's lawsuit against the administration over threats to funding and increased political oversight.
'Expect her to visit': US second lady Usha Vance's ancestral village expresses gratitude on her India trip
Vadluru village in Andhra Pradesh is buzzing with excitement as Usha Vance, wife of US Vice President JD Vance, arrives in India. Although Vadluru isn't on her official itinerary, villagers eagerly anticipate a visit to her ancestral home. Locals express pride and hope for a meeting, with some even seeking assistance from government officials to facilitate a connection.
Losing international students could devastate many colleges
The Trump administration's policies, including visa terminations and trade tensions, have sparked concerns about the U.S. being unwelcoming to international students. This shift threatens the financial stability of American colleges and universities, which rely on international students' tuition. With over 1.1 million international students contributing billions to the US.
US universities have a special message for students amid growing panic around visa cancellations
As U.S. immigration tensions rise, universities like UMass Amherst are offering support to international students facing uncertainty due to recent Trump-era policies. UMass condemned harassment, clarified ICE rumors, and expanded resources for affected students.
Google makes Gemini Advanced free for US college students
The company said Gemini Advanced, including Deep Research, Gemini Live, Canvas and video generation products, will be free for college students. Gemini will be enabled in Google Docs, Sheets and Slides, and Google's experimental image and video generation tool Whisk will also be available, the tech giant said in a blog post.
More than 1,000 international students have had US visas or legal status revoked
The Trump administration has revoked the visas or legal status of over 1,000 international students, sparking lawsuits alleging due process violations. Colleges report students are being targeted for minor infractions, creating fear and uncertainty. Higher education leaders worry these actions will deter international students from studying in the U.S.
Indian students rethink US plans: Education loan firms panic as enquiries drop by 50%
Indian education loan companies are experiencing a slowdown as students reconsider studying in the U.S. due to the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown and fears of a tariff-driven recession. With 50–75% of disbursements linked to U.S.-bound students, lenders are tightening approval criteria, favoring strong academic profiles and top-tier universities. As a result, the pool of eligible applicants is shrinking, affecting business.
Google is offering US college students free AI tools, 2TB of storage through 2026 — Here’s how to claim it
Google is offering US college students free access to its AI Premium Plan, including Gemini Advanced, NotebookLM Plus, and 2TB of storage, until spring 2026. This initiative helps students prepare for exams, manage projects, and explore creativity using tools like Gemini Live, Deep Research, and Veo 2. Eligible students must sign up by June 30, 2025.
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