Global climate activist Greta Thunberg has once again found herself at the center of a political firestorm, this time in London, where British police detained her during a Prisoners for Palestine “lock-on” protest. The arrest, reportedly carried out under the UK Terrorism Act, has triggered intense debate over police powers, protest rights, and how far the government will go in cracking down on pro-Palestinian demonstrations. WATCH
24 December,2025 02:20 AM IST
Minneapolis is in an uproar after shocking footage emerged of ICE agents dragging a pregnant woman through the snow. Even the local Police Chief is speaking out against federal tactics. In a stunning escalation of tension in South Minneapolis, Police Chief Brian O’Hara has publicly blasted federal ICE agents following a chaotic street arrest. The viral video shows an agent kneeling on a pregnant woman in the snow while onlookers shout for her release. The situation turned even more disturbing when footage captured the woman being dragged by her arm across the street toward a vehicle. While ICE claims the stop turned violent due to "rioters" attacking agents with snowballs and chemical irritants, Chief O'Hara isn't buying it. He has labeled the footage "profoundly disturbing" and an "egregious disregard for human dignity."
20 December,2025 08:03 PM IST
The latest Epstein files scandal has sent shockwaves through Washington, the media, and elite circles worldwide. Newly released photos, documents, and notes from Jeffrey Epstein’s estate have surfaced, revealing associations with billionaires, celebrities, and political figures igniting debates over transparency, privacy, and journalistic ethics. Congress is now pushing for the full release of Epstein’s files as the Justice Department races against the clock to redact thousands of sensitive pages. Legal and counterintelligence teams are working under immense pressure, tasked with balancing victim privacy, executive protection, and public transparency. The fast-paced effort has already drawn criticism over potential over-redaction and omissions. WATCH
20 December,2025 07:55 PM IST
The Pentagon has clamped down on the release of highly sensitive U.S. strike footage, keeping critical details of recent Caribbean military operations under wraps amid mounting congressional scrutiny. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is defending the decision, citing national security concerns after a closed-door briefing with Senate Armed Services panels. With full congressional access still uncertain, the video of the September attacks remains classified, leaving the public in the dark over the scope and precision of U.S. operations. WATCH
19 December,2025 04:44 PM ISTADVERTISEMENT
