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The Reel Godfather: Why India’s mafia don is so popular among young people FEATURE
The Bishnoi gang, India’s new interstate mafia, is led by a man in jail who recruits via social media, controls 700 shooters around the country, and has ordered hits in North America
Nov 22, 2024 12:28
‘Untouchables’ of India: Here’s why the country’s most vilified caste is on the verge of a breakthrough FEATURE
Indian Dalits even today say the only way to freedom from discrimination – and even earning billions – is to start one’s own business
Nov 17, 2024 11:57
Newly freed Delhi Chief Minister announces resignation
Arvind Kejriwal of the opposition AAP, who is charged with corruption and was granted bail this week, said he will leave top post
Sep 16, 2024 11:55
E-bikes caused a year’s worth of fires in two months, New York official warns
Battery-powered transportation soared in popularity during the pandemic, but the devices have since become ticking time bombs
Mar 3, 2024 18:35
‘Gay furry’ hackers hit US nuclear lab
The group calling itself SiegedSec demanded research into “catgirls”
Nov 23, 2023 01:08
How liberty-infringing facial recognition threatens you every day FEATURE
Despite rights groups' opposition, Orwellian tech able to recognize and track anyone, anywhere is booming
Mar 14, 2022 16:34
Olympic stars given makeshift phones amid fears of China spying
The China Winter Olympics' MY2022 app for the Beijing Games has security flaws and risks surveillance, according to a report by Citizenlab.
Jan 19, 2022 00:17
Armed gang kidnaps up to 17 American Christian missionaries, including children, in Haiti – reports
Between 15 and 17 US missionaries and their families are reportedly being held by a gang in Haiti. Although the country is infamous for kidnappings, the abduction of such a large group of foreigners is nonetheless unusual.
Oct 17, 2021 10:46
Turkey’s Karpowership says it’s restoring electricity supply to Lebanon in ‘goodwill gesture’ amid power shortages
Energy firm Karpowership has said it will once again supply electricity from two of its ships to energy-threatened Lebanon, after the Turkish company stopped providing power to the Middle Eastern nation last month.
Jun 29, 2021 16:23
Illinois city goes ahead with Juneteenth and LGBTQ parades, festivities after canceling in-person July 4 events over Covid-19
Community leaders in the Democrat bastion of Evanston, Illinois have apparently decided that Covid-19 is a greater public-health risk on Independence Day than during Juneteenth and Pride Month celebrations.
Jun 19, 2021 23:23