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'Because of H1B visas': MAGA enraged at 35,000 Indian-Americans dominating schools and offices in Forsyth County
Who are Emir Balat and Ibrahim Kayumi? Suspects in New York City IED attack identified as sons of Turkish and Afghan immigrants
Two young men, sons of immigrants, were arrested for hurling an improvised explosive device at NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani's residence during a protest. The FBI has launched a terrorism investigation into the incident, which was reportedly linked to a far-right influencer. The mayor condemned the act as bigotry and racism.
'Not my son, over my dead body': MTG vs Karoline Leavitt over possibility of US military draft for Iran war
Fact check: Does Kai Cenat really have a boyfriend? The truth behind the viral Instagram rumor
A viral post falsely claimed that Kai Cenat had come out as gay through an Instagram post. The rumor spread widely on X, gaining millions of views. However, the screenshot appears fabricated and does not exist on his official account. Cenat’s last Instagram post was about his fashion brand Vivet, with no announcement about his sexuality.
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US-Israel War with Iran: Where is JD Vance? The curious case of the 'missing' vice president
That tension became particularly visible during the early days of the Iran war, when Washington’s attention shifted to a curious question that began circulating across political circles and newsrooms alike: where exactly was JD Vance?
"I'm suing a lot of people": Adin Ross vows massive lawsuit against TMZ over report about sister’s death
Adin Ross has threatened to file a lawsuit against TMZ after the outlet reported the death of his sister, Madelyn Ross. Speaking on livestream, Ross said the tragedy was meant to stay private and accused someone in his circle of leaking the information, vowing legal action against multiple parties.
“Obsessed with Charlie Kirk”: Candace Owens called out online as feud involving Erika Kirk intensifies
A heated online feud involving Candace Owens has erupted after viral posts accused her of targeting Erika Kirk. Critics shared clips and harsh commentary, escalating tensions across social media. In a resurfaced video, Owens expressed frustration, saying the situation and alleged lies were “driving me crazy,” fueling further debate surrounding the controversy.
Qatar Airways announces limited flights from March 9-11 amid airspace closure
Qatar Airways is resuming limited flight operations between March 9-11, utilizing authorized corridors following regional airspace closures. This controlled schedule aims to assist stranded passengers and restore essential connectivity to Doha. Passengers with confirmed tickets are prioritized, with airport access strictly enforced.
Israel accused of using white phosphorus in Lebanon: Why the weapon is controversial
Human Rights Watch alleges Israel unlawfully used white phosphorus shells in a Lebanese village, sparking concerns over civilian harm. The controversial incendiary munition ignites on contact with oxygen, causing severe burns and fires. Meanwhile, Hezbollah reports engaging Israeli helicopter-borne forces in eastern Lebanon, escalating regional tensions amid ongoing Israeli strikes across the coun...
AED 91.4 million raised: Dubai’s ‘most noble number’ charity auction supports child hunger campaign
Dubai's Edge of Life campaign has raised over AED 1.14 billion to combat global childhood hunger. The initiative, launched by Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, saw significant pledges from international organizations and a successful charity auction of special numbers. This massive fundraising effort aims to rescue millions of children from starvation worldwide.
UAE gold prices swing again: Dubai rates drop Dh10 in a day after hitting record highs
UAE gold prices experienced a Dh10 per gram drop on March 9, 2026, offering relief after a month of hikes. This correction, driven by a strengthening US dollar and geopolitical tensions, has led to cautious buying across the GCC as shoppers await price stabilization.
Oman announces early release of salaries for public and private sector employees ahead of Eid Al Fitr 2026
Oman is ensuring workers can celebrate Eid Al Fitr without financial stress. Government employees will receive March salaries by March 17, 2026, following strict payroll deadlines. Private sector firms are also directed to disburse March wages by March 18, 2026, to help families prepare for the festive occasion.
