Trump’s White House has unveiled a controversial “Walk of Fame” or as critics call it, a “Walk of Shame” turning presidential history into a series of sharp, insult-laden roasts. Inside the White House, gold and black plaques now line the corridors, featuring pointed jabs at former presidents including Joe Biden, Barack Obama and Bill Clinton. The Biden plaque brands him as “the worst president in American history,” linking his presidency to alleged corruption and national decline. Obama’s plaque highlights him as “one of the most divisive political figures in American history,” while Bill Clinton’s legacy is framed alongside Hillary Clinton’s 2016 loss to Trump. WATCH
20 December,2025 07:40 PM IST
A political firestorm has erupted after Trump’s controversial remarks following the tragic deaths of acclaimed director Rob Reiner and his wife. Instead of issuing traditional condolences, Trump’s response sparked outrage across the political spectrum, triggering condemnation from Democrats, Republicans and prominent public figures alike. California Governor Gavin Newsom publicly rebuked the president, accusing him of politicizing a tragedy and labeling his comments deeply disturbing as national anger intensified. WATCH
19 December,2025 04:38 PM IST
H-1B and H-4 visa holders are facing a new layer of scrutiny as U.S. consulates begin temporary prudential revocations and expand mandatory social media screening for work and dependent visa categories. With December 15 marking the rollout of enhanced vetting rules, thousands of applicants are now navigating a system that places temporary visas under what officials describe as a permanent watch framework. According to the U.S. State Department, consular officers have been instructed to require public access to social media profiles, extending a review process that was once limited to student visas. The move has already led to postponed visa interviews in India and precautionary cancellations, even in cases previously cleared by law enforcement. WATCH
15 December,2025 04:36 PM IST
President Trump is under fire after making controversial remarks about the Brown University mass shooting, in which 2 students were killed and 9 injured during a final exam review. His statement calling the university “one of the greatest” and suggesting that “things can happen” has ignited widespread national outrage and online backlash. WATCH
15 December,2025 04:33 PM ISTADVERTISEMENT
