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Verizon’s $22 million relief fund offers Americans $800+ checks — here’s how to claim yours
Verizon has started a big debt relief fund with ForgiveCo to help veterans in need. The program is giving out checks worth more than $800 on average. Verizon is also working with sports teams to spread the message. The company says this is a way to honor veterans and support their communities.
PM Modi urges MPs to innovate, stay grounded and strengthen grassroots connect in Sansad Karyashala: Sources
Prime Minister Narendra Modi engaged with BJP MPs in a special training session, emphasizing parliamentary effectiveness, constituency engagement, and ethical conduct. He urged MPs to raise awareness about the online gaming ban, highlighting its social impact, especially in rural areas.
$1.8bn Powerball shock: Rural Texas gas station stuns US after selling one of the largest tickets ever. Check winning numbers
A nearly $1.8 billion Powerball jackpot finally found winners during Saturday night’s draw, the Multi-State Lottery Association said. The jackpot winners hailed from Texas and Missouri, resulting in a two-way split of a $1.787 billion jackpot, the association said in a statement late Saturday. The winning ticket in Texas was sold at a gas station convenience store, Big’s 103, in Fredericksburg, according to the Texas Lottery.
International Literacy Day 2025: The history and significance of a day that reshaped global education
International Literacy Day 2025 emphasizes literacy as vital for dignity and opportunity, highlighting progress since its 1966 inception. While global literacy rates have risen, significant gaps persist, especially among women and marginalized communities. This year's theme, "Literacy for a Transforming World," addresses the need for functional, digital, and financial literacy in a rapidly changing world, urging inclusive education policies.
Tamil Nadu CM Stalin highlights Tamil heritage, welfare initiatives, overseas engagement in London
M.K. Stalin, Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, attended the Great Tamil Dream event in London. He spoke to the Tamil diaspora from the UK and Europe. Stalin highlighted Tamil Nadu's culture and opportunities. He encouraged investment and engagement with the state. Stalin emphasized the importance of preserving Tamil identity and heritage. He also mentioned government initiatives for overseas Tamils' welfare.
US Open a theater of political showdown, Trump set to attend as Hollywood critics fill the stands, look at the list of stars present
Donald Trump will attend the US Open men's final. Carlos Alcaraz welcomes the president's presence. The event attracts many celebrities with varied political views. Simone Biles and Alec Baldwin are among the attendees. They have previously criticised Trump. Stephen Colbert also made an appearance. The USTA tracks celebrity attendance for marketing value. The championship match is scheduled for Sunday.
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Powerball Jackpot finally has winners; Two tickets in Missouri and Texas split $1.79 billion
Two lucky tickets, sold in Missouri and Texas, matched all six numbers in the September 6 Powerball drawing, splitting the massive $1.787 billion jackpot. Winners have the option to choose between an annuity or a lump sum, with both states allowing winners to remain anonymous. The deadline to claim the prize is within 180 days of the draw date.
What to know about Ireland’s ‘Long-Term Residency’ program
Ireland's Long-Term Residency program offers non-EU citizens a pathway to permanent settlement after five years of legal residence. It attracts skilled workers by providing access to Ireland's job market, healthcare, and education. Applicants must meet specific criteria, including employment and a clean criminal record, to obtain a Stamp 4 Visa, granting them the right to live and work in Ireland.
AMD to offer 1 lakh hours of free developer cloud access to Indian researchers, startups
The company said it will also provide 1 lakh hours of free developer cloud access to Indian researchers and startups to promote open ecosystems spread over the next three years.
Is Eid Milad-un-Nabi a holiday in the United States, check what’s open and closed on Friday?
Muslim communities across the United States are preparing to celebrate Eid Milad un-Nabi on September 5, 2025, commemorating the Prophet Muhammad's life and teachings. While not a federal holiday, the occasion is marked with lectures, interfaith gatherings, parades, and communal meals. These community-led celebrations aim to foster understanding and goodwill, though daily life in the US continues without interruption.
Chagas disease spreading in U.S.: Kissing bugs found in California and other states
Chagas disease, spread by kissing bugs, is now being found in the United States. Health experts say the illness, already common in South America, is showing cases in states like California and Texas. Doctors warn the disease can cause serious health problems, and more awareness, testing, and prevention are needed to protect people.
No gym, no crash diets: Young man explains how he lost 37 kgs in less than 6 months
A young man in India has inspired many. He lost 37 kilograms in just six months. He achieved this through disciplined eating and daily activity. He avoided fast food and processed items. Instead, he focused on home-cooked meals and portion control. Later, he added gym workouts. His story highlights the power of consistency and willpower for weight loss.
Pierre Poilievre pushes to end Temporary Foreign Worker program to protect Canadian jobs
Canada temporary foreign workers: Pierre Poilievre wants Canada to end its Temporary Foreign Worker program. He says it hurts Canadian workers. He proposes a separate program for farm jobs only. The government defends the program. They say it fills needed roles. Migrant rights groups criticize Poilievre's plan. They accuse him of xenophobia.
Amazon Prime membership free shipping ending: Check latest changes, last date
Amazon Prime members pay $14.99 monthly or $139 annually. Amazon doubled its Prime Day discount sales to four days this year and touted blowout numbers days after the event.
Big blow to US shoppers as Amazon cracks down on Prime perk sharing benefits beyond households
Amazon is eliminating the Prime Invitee Program that let members share free shipping benefits with people outside their household. The program will end October 1, the online behemoth said. The change comes as reports suggest that Amazon’s Prime signups in the U.S. in the run-up to this year’s Prime Day fell short of last year’s total and its own targets.
Citizens are tracking ICE in real time to warn migrants. Is that legal?
Across the U.S., activists are increasingly monitoring ICE agents, using social media and apps to alert communities to their presence. These actions aim to protect immigrant communities, but the Trump administration argues they aid criminals and obstruct law enforcement.
Radioactive oatmeal to toxic chemicals: The untold story of US Army's secret experiments in America and Canada during Cold War
During the Cold War, the U.S. Army conducted covert experiments on unsuspecting citizens in St. Louis, spraying zinc cadmium sulfide, a known carcinogen, to simulate Soviet cities. These trials, part of "Large Area Coverage," disproportionately affected poor and Black communities, who were never informed of the risks. Researcher Dr. Lisa Martino-Taylor's work suggests the experiments extended beyond St.
First Training Squadron of Indian Navy in Seychelles
Indian Navy ships INS Tir, INS Shardul, and CGS Sarathi, part of the First Training Squadron, have reached Port Victoria, Seychelles, for a long-range training deployment in the south-west Indian Ocean Region.
Kho-Kho in Americas? India's traditional sport finds new ground in the US
Kho-Kho, India's traditional sport, is gaining popularity in the Americas, especially within Indian diaspora communities in the US. The USA Kho Kho Federation is setting up state-level teams, and in 2024, teams from Argentina, Brazil, Peru, and the USA debuted at the Kho Kho World Cup in India. Across the Americas, Kho Kho’s growing popularity stems from its simplicity and intensity.
Nestlé CEO Laurent Freixe dismissed over undisclosed relationship with subordinate. Here's all you need to know
Nestlé has ousted its Chief Executive Officer, Laurent Freixe, following an investigation that uncovered an undisclosed romantic relationship with a direct subordinate. This breach of the company's Code of Business Conduct led to his immediate dismissal. Philipp Navratil has been appointed as the new CEO of Nestlé S.A.
Who is Polish CEO Piotr Szczerek and What is Drogbruk? Here's US Open cap incident completely explained
Who is Polish CEO Piotr Szczerek and What is Drogbruk? The US Open incident viral video involving a snatched signed cap shocked tennis fans. Polish millionaire Piotr Szczerek, head of Drogbruk, was identified as the person behind the act.
Kamil Majchrzak forced to retire at US Open, after meeting young fan whose signed hat was snatched by millionaire Polish CEO Piotr Szczerek
Kamil Majchrzak, after a surprising US Open victory, faced a viral controversy when a Polish CEO, Piotr Szczerek, snatched a hat intended for a young fan. The incident sparked outrage online. Majchrzak later met the boy, creating a positive moment before an intercostal muscle tear forced his retirement from the tournament.
Car insurance discount check list; these tips will help you save money
US military members and veterans can save money on car insurance. Insurers offer discounts for service, deployment, and veteran status. USAA and GEICO provide specific military discounts. Louisiana mandates a discount for active-duty members. Veterans need proof of service to apply. Other savings include bundling and good driver discounts. Comparing quotes helps maximize savings.
America’s biggest health problem is silently killing millions — chronic diseases are skyrocketing. Are you taking the right steps before it strikes?
Nearly 6 in 10 Americans live with at least one chronic disease, with heart disease and diabetes leading the toll. In 2023, over 697,000 deaths were attributed to heart disease, and 115.9 million adults had prediabetes. Chronic conditions now account for 90% of U.S. healthcare spending. Learn how to protect yourself before it's too late.
You can receive stimulus payment between $300 and $1,500 in September 2025 on meeting these conditions. Check details
New York's STAR program, backed by a $2.2 billion budget, offers property tax relief to eligible homeowners through credits and exemptions. Governor Hochul announced the second phase, providing checks from $350 to $1,500 based on income and age. Long Island has the highest number of beneficiaries, with the program aiming to ease financial burdens for New Yorkers.
Techie, 26, quits six-figure job to turn side hustle into a business, grows 130K+ YouTube following and matches salary in 2 years
Aliena Cai, 26, left her six-figure job at eBay to pursue her passion for teaching UX design through YouTube and her program, Fast Track UX. In two years, she has built a six-figure business, gained over 130,000 subscribers, and taught 1,000+ students. Despite struggles with discipline, she grew her business, funded education for students in need, and redefined success as fulfillment beyond income or milestones.
FedEx layoffs shocker: why 611 Memphis workers are affected as Cummins moves operations — here’s what led to the massive shakeup
FedEx is set to lay off 611 Memphis workers after Cummins shifts its operations to Indianapolis. Here’s what led to the layoffs, how it impacts employees, and what it means for the local supply chain and community.
Mississippi declares public health emergency as infant death rate reaches highest level in over a decade
Mississippi has declared a public health emergency due to a soaring infant mortality rate, the worst in the nation at 9.7 deaths per 1,000 live births. Disparities are stark, with Black infants disproportionately affected. The state is mobilizing resources to expand prenatal care, strengthen community programs, and address systemic inequities to combat this crisis.
Trump axes $300 million aid for low-income seniors — thousands left struggling
The Department of Labor has paused over $300 million in funding for the Senior Community Service Employment Program (SCSEP), putting thousands of low-income seniors at risk. Over 25,000 participants have already been furloughed, while new applicants face delays.
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