11:45 am, Thursday, 26 March 2026
BREAKING NEWS
The US makes visas more challenging for Bangladeshis; a tourist visa may require $15,000 bond
The United States has introduced stricter visa conditions for Bangladeshi nationals, creating a significant financial barrier to short-term travel. Under
Netflix drops first look at ‘The Rip,’ reuniting Ben Affleck and Matt Damon on screen
Star power meets streamer strategy Netflix released a first trailer for “The Rip,” an upcoming feature that brings Ben Affleck
An Atlantic first-person account revisits Jan. 6 through the eyes of a new Hill aide
Inside the building, learning fear fast A new first-person essay marks the January 6 anniversary by returning to the day
A year after Los Angeles wildfires, the numbers show how fast disaster unfolded
Wind, hours, and the speed of collapse A year after twin wildfires tore through opposite ends of Los Angeles County,
Shokz debuts OpenFit Pro as open-ear audio goes more premium at CES
A familiar fit, upgraded features Shokz used CES to push its open-ear lineup further upmarket with the OpenFit Pro, a
Mexico condemns Venezuela raid as Sheinbaum tries to avoid becoming the next U.S. target
A sharp statement, carefully aimed Mexico condemned the U.S. operation in Venezuela that removed President Nicolás Maduro, issuing a statement
AI Chips Face Supply Crunch as Demand Surges Into 2026
Cloud firms race to secure processors amid capacity limits The global market for artificial intelligence chips is entering 2026 under
Ukraine Expands Air Defense Network as Winter Strikes Intensify
Intercept rates rise while pressure grows on power infrastructure Ukraine says new air defense deployments are improving interception rates as
The Rohingya Crisis Ends 2025 Without an Ending
The final days of 2025 passed without dramatic escalation in the Rohingya crisis. There were no new mass displacements across
Global Interest in Sustainable Living Shapes Consumer Trends
Lifestyle choices shift Consumers worldwide are showing stronger interest in sustainable living, influencing food, fashion, and housing choices. Surveys suggest
