House Republicans from New York are demanding the resignation of Columbia University President Minouche Shafik following an antisemitic incident on campus. Citing the need for order and safety for students, the lawmakers accuse Shafik of failing to address the situation, prompting canceled classes and students advised to leave before Passover.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has strongly condemned Congress leader P. Chidambaram’s statement that an INDIA alliance government would repeal the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) and three new criminal laws. Shah asserted that these laws empower the people, and the BJP government remains committed to protecting their rights and providing citizenship to persecuted minorities from neighboring countries.
Gregory Smith of Portland, Oregon, claims a one-digit error on his unemployment application has left him without benefits for weeks, putting his home at risk. Despite repeated attempts to rectify the issue with the Oregon Employment Department, the problem remains unresolved.
The National Capital Regional Transport Corporation (NCRTC) has implemented a comprehensive cleaning and safety regime for the Namo Bharat trains to ensure a convenient and hygienic travel experience for passengers. The trains undergo thorough interior cleaning daily at the depot, employing both mechanized and manual cleaning methods.
A groundbreaking optical sensor has emerged as a promising candidate for continuous glucose monitoring, offering a non-invasive solution for diabetes management. This innovative device addresses the limitations of current invasive methods, such as finger pricks and microneedles, which can cause pain and discomfort. The sensor effectively differentiates between glucose and water in biological fluids, a crucial distinction that has hindered optical glucose sensing techniques in the past. With its miniaturization, Bluetooth connectivity, and wearable design, the sensor paves the way for convenient and continuous glucose monitoring, potentially transforming diabetes care.
Compression socks, known for their tight fit and knee-high design, offer a range of benefits that extend beyond foot support. Dermatologist Dr. Scott Walter advocates their use for both younger and older individuals, highlighting their effectiveness in preventing varicose veins and potentially life-threatening conditions like deep-vein thrombosis.
David Rosenberg, founder and president of Rosenberg Research, discusses the bond trade, why the Federal Reserve is pivoting, and more.
The highly anticipated One Piece Chapter 1113 has arrived, bringing the continuation of the epic fight between Luffy and the Gorosei. Chapter 1112, released three weeks prior, laid the groundwork for the captivating events that unfold in this latest installment.
The traffic department in Lucknow has introduced AC helmets as part of a trial phase to help cops on duty beat the heat. These helmets have AC vents to channel coolness to the head and a hard plastic shield that works as goggles to protect the eyes from the sun’s glare. The helmet is connected to a large battery pack tied to the waist of the person. After a successful trial, about 500 such helmets will be procured from a Hyderabad-based company. A month-long trial will decide if the product can be introduced formally.
The 13th Annual Tampa Pig Jig will take place on October 19th at Julian B. Lane Park in downtown Tampa, featuring headliner Dierks Bentley and a stellar lineup of supporting acts, including The Revivalists, Muscadine Bloodline, The Cadillac Three, and Greylan James. The event is a fundraiser for NephCure, supporting research and treatment for Focal Segmental Glomerulosclerosis (FSGS) and Nephrotic Syndrome.
