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In 2018, Indian-origin siblings Rohan and Anya Satija sold cookies and lemonade in Texas to buy books; their nonprofit has now donated 100,000 books and 125,000 supplies and classroom items, helping 15,000 students

In 2018, Indian-origin siblings Rohan and Anya Satija sold cookies and lemonade in Texas to buy books; their nonprofit has now donated 100,000 books and 125,000 supplies and classroom items, helping 15,000 students

An Austin lemonade stand started by two young siblings in 2018 has grown into an educational non-profit that has shared 100,000 books, 125,000 learning supplies, and thousands of mental health kits across Texas. Indian-origin brother and sister Rohan and Anya Satija began their work after learning about “book deserts.” These are neighbourhoods where children have…

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Trump, Putin, Xi could hold a meeting in China; discuss end to Ukraine conflict: Moscow

Trump, Putin, Xi could hold a meeting in China; discuss end to Ukraine conflict: Moscow

Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said the meeting was possible on the sidelines of next month’s APEC summit in China (Photo: Agencies). A trilateral meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin, US President Donald Trump, and Chinese President Xi Jinping could be held next month to discuss an end to the Ukraine conflict, Moscow announced on Monday.Kremlin…

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Meet Niv Agaram, the Indian-origin woman who made JD Vance concede that his rhetoric against H-1B, calling them ‘indentured servants’ was imperfect

Meet Niv Agaram, the Indian-origin woman who made JD Vance concede that his rhetoric against H-1B, calling them ‘indentured servants’ was imperfect

Indian-origin US citizen Niv Agaram asked JD Vance why he is ‘scapegoating’ immigrants. Nivriti Agaram, a graduate of George Washington University, told Vice President JD Vance that her first vote after she became a US citizen was for Trump-Vance. At a CBS News Town Hall, Niv Agaram told Vance that she voted for him because…

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Helen Haines: ‘This wasn’t an accident’: Australian PM Anthony Albanese says MP Helen Haines was hit in ‘deliberate act’, motive unclear

Helen Haines: ‘This wasn’t an accident’: Australian PM Anthony Albanese says MP Helen Haines was hit in ‘deliberate act’, motive unclear

Australian MP Helen Haines critically injured in apparent deliberate car attack, says PM Albanese Australian independent lawmaker Helen Haines was critically injured after being struck by a car outside her electoral office in Victoria state on Monday in what Prime Minister Anthony Albanese described as an apparently deliberate attack.The driver was arrested at the scene.The…

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A man who came to Britain from Barbados at age 12 has lived in the UK for 50 years, but at 62 he still faces deportation because of a past criminal conviction and a legal dispute over his immigration status

A man who came to Britain from Barbados at age 12 has lived in the UK for 50 years, but at 62 he still faces deportation because of a past criminal conviction and a legal dispute over his immigration status

A 62-year-old London resident who moved to Britain from Barbados 50 years ago remains caught in legal uncertainty as the Home Office continues trying to deport him because of a past criminal conviction. Tony Hall arrived in the UK in 1976, aged 12, to join his family. Despite living in the country for 50 years,…

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After Bronx mother dies in fall while holding her infant, hundreds raise ,000 on GoFundMe to support baby and family | World News

After Bronx mother dies in fall while holding her infant, hundreds raise $32,000 on GoFundMe to support baby and family | World News

Image: GoFundMe (left), CBS (right) A GoFundMe campaign established in memory of Nathaly Michelle Ramirez, a 23-year-old mother who died after falling from a 15th-floor balcony in the Bronx, New York, has raised more than $32,000 to support her infant daughter and grieving family. The eight-month-old girl survived the fall and was found in her…

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UFC star Max Holloway backs Maui wildfire recovery project; housing community has welcomed nearly 900 people | World News

UFC star Max Holloway backs Maui wildfire recovery project; housing community has welcomed nearly 900 people | World News

PC: Max Holloway Foundation/ UFC Max Holloway, the former UFC Featherweight Champion from Waiʻanae, Hawaiʻi, launched the Max Holloway Foundation in 2025 to support underprivileged youth across the islands. According to UFC, he partnered with the organisation on a global merchandise fundraiser and charitable sweepstakes for HomeAid Hawaiʻi’s Maui Housing Initiative. The money supported Ka…

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Buildings ablaze, petrol bombs hurled at parliament: 10 visuals show chaos of Albania protests

Buildings ablaze, petrol bombs hurled at parliament: 10 visuals show chaos of Albania protests

Protests in Albania have turned extremely violent with several reported injured Protesters clashed with riot police in Albania’s capital Tirana as anti-government demonstrations escalated into violent unrest, with crowds hurling rocks and petrol bombs, smashing storefronts and setting buildings on fire.On the other side, police fired water cannons, tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse…

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