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5 times 'ER' nailed what America feels like
ER, the medical drama series which aired from 1994 to 2009, became a cultural phenomenon.
Chicago: Crowd leaving rapper's album-launch party fired at; 4 killed
A drive-by shooting outside the Artis Lounge nightclub in Chicago's River North neighborhood has left four dead and 14 others injured, police said.
Pope Leo to deliver 1st public address today
Pope Leo XIV will give his first Sunday blessing and address to the faithful at St. Peter's Square in Vatican City today.
Toronto-Delhi Air India flight diverted due to lavatory issue
A direct Air India flight on the route between Toronto and Delhi was forced to divert and land in Frankfurt on May 2.
'Flushed plastics, rags blocked toilets': Air India on flight diversion
Air India stated on Monday that the diversion of flight AI126 from Chicago to Delhi after almost all lavatories became unserviceable was due to items flushed down the aircraft's toilets.
New York-bound Air India flight returns to Mumbai after threat
An Air India flight to New York returned to Mumbai four hours after takeoff due to a security threat.
Clogged toilets force Chicago-Delhi Air India flight to turn around
An Air India flight was allegedly forced to circle back to Chicago after all but one of its toilets became clogged and inoperable.
Indian singer makes history singing Punjabi in animated film 'Smurfs'
Indian-origin singer-songwriter Subhi has created history by becoming the first South Asian artist to sing a Punjabi song for an animated Hollywood film.
Trump planning large immigration raid in Chicago from Tuesday: Report
The incoming administration of President Donald Trump is reportedly planning a massive immigration raid in Chicago, starting Tuesday after his inauguration.
Flights cancelled, icy roads, power outages: Winter storm grips US
A severe winter storm, called the "heaviest snowfall in a decade," has left the central United States in tatters.
26/11 Mumbai attacks: Tahawwur Rana to be extradited to India
Tahawwur Rana, a Canadian national of Pakistani origin accused in the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks, will be extradited from the United States to India.
Missing American found wandering barefoot after months in Syrian prison
Travis Timmerman, a United States citizen who went missing seven months ago, was discovered in the village of Thihabiyeh near Damascus, Syria.
Indian consulate in Chicago seeks action after Telangana student killed
A 22-year-old Telangana student, Sai Teja Nukarapu, was shot dead outside a gas station in Chicago, United States, on Saturday (November 30).
Why Ford CEO Jim Farley loves his Xiaomi EV
Ford CEO Jim Farley has revealed that he has been driving Xiaomi's Speed Ultra 7 (SU7) for the past six months.
Bomb threats: Hoax callers may be added to no-fly list
The Indian government is considering putting people behind hoax threats against flights on a no-fly list, according to several reports that cited government sources.
Ten Indian flights receive bomb threats in 2 days
In just 48 hours, 10 flights, including an Air India plane with 211 passengers on board from Delhi to Chicago, received bomb threats on social media.
Is 'The Bear' a comedy or drama? We answer
The 2024 Primetime Emmy Awards have sparked a debate over the genre of the popular FX on Hulu series, The Bear, yet again.
Boman Irani's directorial debut to open Chicago film festival
The Mehta Boys, a film directed by Boman Irani and written by Irani and Alexander Dinelaris Jr., is set to have its world premiere at the 15th Chicago South Asian Film Festival (CSAFF) on September 20.
'We've seen that movie...': Obama warns against Trump 'sequel'
Former United States President Barack Obama delivered a powerful speech at the 2024 Democratic National Convention (DNC), criticizing Donald Trump's leadership style and endorsing Kamala Harris for presidency.
Why Starbucks is no longer coffee king according to customers
Years ago, many people would spend hours at Starbucks, not just for the coffee and confectionery beverages but also for the inviting atmosphere that made it an ideal location for dates and meetings.
Gujarat teacher, now US citizen, still on school's payroll
A teacher from Gujarat who is now a permanent resident of the United States is still receiving salary from her school in India, officials and parents alleged in a complaint.
Drake's Toronto mansion flooded amid record rainfall
Canadian rapper Drake's luxury mansion, known as "the Embassy," in Toronto's upscale Bridle Path neighborhood was flooded due to a record-breaking rainstorm on Tuesday, July 16, 2024.
Film producer-actor Mark Damon (91) dies: Reflecting on his legacy
Mark Damon, a celebrated film producer, sales executive, and Spaghetti Western actor (a subgenre of Western films), has died at the age of 91.
Urban fantasy novels you should read
Urban fantasy brings the allure of the supernatural into modern settings, often merging elements of mystery and romance with magical lore.
Amul milk makes its international debut in the US
In a first, Amul's fresh milk is set to be available beyond Indian borders.
London: Former NITI Aayog employee dies in cycling mishap
A 33-year-old Indian scholar lost her life after she was run over by a truck in London.
Starbucks abandons Odyssey NFT program, cites readiness for future evolution
Starbucks has decided to discontinue its Odyssey non-fungible token (NFT) program, which is still in its beta phase.
Indian student, bloodied, appeals for help after mugging in Chicago
An Indian student on Chicago's North Side was severely injured in an attack by armed robbers early Sunday, leaving him struggling to walk.
Manhunt after 7 people shot dead near Chicago
A shooting incident near Chicago, United States, left at least seven people dead in two separate homes, authorities reported on Tuesday.
US: Daughter jailed for 26 years over mother's 'suitcase' murder
A woman in the United States (US) was handed a 26-year jail sentence on Wednesday (local time), almost a decade after she helped bludgeon her mother to death in Indonesia's Bali.
US: Powerful 'bomb cyclone' kills 2, over 2,000 flights canceled
At least two people were killed in the United States (US) after a massive winter storm dubbed "bomb cyclone" hit the eastern part of the country, according to NBC News.
United Airlines flight makes emergency landing after 'open door' alert
A United Airlines flight reportedly made an emergency landing on Wednesday (local time) at Tampa International Airport in Florida, United States (US), after an open door indicator light came on.
Veteran 'Men in Black' actor Mike Nussbaum dies at 99
Hollywood actor Mike Nussbaum—recognized as the oldest professional American actor by the Actor's Equity union—died on Saturday (local time). He was 99.
What happened to Young Capone? Missing rapper dies at 35
American rapper Young Capone (real name: Rodriguez Smith), also known as Dopeboy Ra and RaRa, has passed away after he was reported missing in July.
US: Indian consulate offers to fly home 'starving' Hyderabad woman
The Indian mission in the United States (US) on Saturday revealed that it had offered travel and medical assistance to a woman from Hyderabad who was found starving on the streets of Chicago recently.
She went to US to study, found starving on streets
A woman from Telangana's Hyderabad, identified as Syeda Lulu Minhaj Zaidi, who went to the United States (US) to pursue a master's degree, was found on a street in Chicago in a destitute condition after her belongings were stolen.
United flight diverted over passenger's unruly behavior on meal choices
Unruly passengers in fights have been dominating headlines for quite some months now.
US: 6-year-old boy shoots school teacher inside classroom
A six-year-old kid shot and injured a teacher at Richneck Elementary School in Virginia's Newport News city in the United States (US) on Friday, the police told news agency Reuters.
Family celebrates boy's homecoming after 1000 days in hospital
A child from Chicago, USA, got discharged from the hospital after spending almost three years of his life there.
Chicago shooting suspect charged with murder, faces life imprisonment
Robert E "Bobby" Crimo III, the 21-year-old accused of opening fire on an Independence Day parade in Chicago was charged with seven counts of murder on Tuesday.
Chicago July 4 parade shooting: Who is 22-year-old suspect Crimo?
A 22-year-old man—identified as Robert E "Bobby" Crimo III—was arrested for allegedly open firing on an Independence Day parade in Chicago.
Chicago: Shooter, who killed 6 at July 4 parade, arrested
The US police arrested a 22-year-old man who allegedly opened fire at a July 4 parade in Chicago's Highland Park, killing six and wounding two dozen others on Monday.
5 must-read books by James Patterson
James Patterson is an American author who is well-known for his thriller and suspense novels. He has also written various non-fiction, science fiction, and romance novels.