US Notifies Congress of $700 Million Jet Engine Export Proposal to Turkey
The Trump administration formally requests congressional approval for a $700 million sale of General Electric jet engines to power Turkey’s KAAN fighter jet.
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US Iran Talks Focus on Strategic Disengagement Not Peace
Former MoS MEA MJ Akbar reveals US-Iran talks aim for military disengagement rather than regional peace, highlighting exhausted American missile arsenals.
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JP Nadda Slams Congress Over Forced Emergency Sterilizations
Union Minister JP Nadda targeted the Congress party on Samvidhan Hatya Diwas, alleging 11 million forced sterilizations occurred during the Emergency era.
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Johor Braces for Voter Apathy in Upcoming State Election
Political parties fear low turnout as Johor heads to the polls on July 11, following a historic drop in participation during 2022.
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Ludhiana F&CC Formation Sparks Sharp Opposition Protest and Legal Threats
Opposition parties slam Ludhiana Municipal Corporation’s F&CC panel over nepotism and regional bias, threatening legal action against arbitrary appointments.
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St. Tammany Parish Calls Special Election for Sheriff
St. Tammany Parish prepares for a critical November special election to choose its next sheriff following consecutive leadership scandals.
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BJP Assails Congress on 51st Anniversary of the Emergency
The BJP slammed Congress on the 51st anniversary of the Emergency, demanding an unconditional apology for undermining democratic and constitutional values.
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Keegan Fox, Candidate for Casper City Council
Casper City Council candidate Keegan Fox outlines his platform focusing on public safety, infrastructure, and local governance.
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Congress Claims Credit For Ram Mandir Donation Scam FIR
Uttar Pradesh Congress President Ajay Rai asserts party street protests forced police action in the Ayodhya Ram Mandir donation embezzlement case.
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Branch County Election Panel Dismisses Coldwater Recall Request
The Branch County Election Commission rejected a recall petition targeting Coldwater Councilman Scott Houtz over a 2026 ordinance vote, citing vague language.
