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Air Canada Chief To Step Down For Being Unable To Speak French
Air Canada CEO Michael Rousseau faced intense backlash after he did not speak in French while addressing the fatal LaGuardia airport crash.
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Deaf Woman Alleges Frontier Airlines Removed Her From Flight For 'Not Listening', Video Viral
A deaf woman alleges she was kicked off a Frontier Airlines flight after the crew mistook her disability for non-compliance. The airline states she violated alcohol policies.
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MCC Clears Air On Pakistan Star Salman Ali Agha's Run-Out Dismissal That Led To Massive Controversy
The Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) has clarified that the controversial run out of Salman Ali Agha during the second ODI between Bangladesh and Pakistan in Dhaka was correctly adjudged under the Laws of Cricket.
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"Disgrace": Trump Slams Supreme Court Order Striking Down Tariffs
US President Donald Trump has reacted after the Supreme Court struck down his global tariffs and called it a "disgrace" during a meeting with state governors.
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"Standing With Our Jailers": Mamdani Under Fire For Celebratory Hijab Day Post
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's office posted a celebratory message on World Hijab Day, calling the head covering the "identity and pride" of Muslim women.
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Supreme Court's Note On President, Governors, Bills Explained In 10 Points
In a critical moment Thursday afternoon, the Supreme Court clarified that the President and Governors are not bound by timelines when clearing laws passed by state governments.
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"Will Cut Lemons": Chhattisgarh MP's Superstitious Comment Raises Eyebrows
A sitting BJP MP has stirred controversy in Chhattisgarh with remarks invoking ritualistic practices to "punish" erring officials. His comments come amid the state government's law to curb witchcraft and superstition.
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Bangladesh Temporarily Bars Entry Of Controversial Hate Preacher Zakir Naik
Bangladesh has decided to temporarily bar Indian-born Islamic preacher Zakir Naik from entering the country. The decision was made on Tuesday during a meeting of the Law and Order Core Committee at the Ministry of Home Affairs in Dhaka.
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Manipur Police vs Ceasefire-Linked UKLF: A Tangle Over SoO Ground Rules
The Manipur Police's attempt to arrest a man whom they called a "suspected drug kingpin" has raised fundamental questions on law enforcement in the border state that is yet to fully recover from ethnic tension.
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"In Any Law Book...": Ex-ICC Umpire Makes Rules Clear Once And For All On India-Pakistan Handshake Row
The controversy erupted when India opted to eschew shaking hands with Pakistan players after securing an imposing 7-wicket win in the rivalry clash in Dubai on Sunday at the ongoing Asia Cup 2025.
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Air Canada Chief To Step Down For Being Unable To Speak French
Air Canada CEO Michael Rousseau faced intense backlash after he did not speak in French while addressing the fatal LaGuardia airport crash.
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Deaf Woman Alleges Frontier Airlines Removed Her From Flight For 'Not Listening', Video Viral
A deaf woman alleges she was kicked off a Frontier Airlines flight after the crew mistook her disability for non-compliance. The airline states she violated alcohol policies.
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MCC Clears Air On Pakistan Star Salman Ali Agha's Run-Out Dismissal That Led To Massive Controversy
The Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) has clarified that the controversial run out of Salman Ali Agha during the second ODI between Bangladesh and Pakistan in Dhaka was correctly adjudged under the Laws of Cricket.
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"Disgrace": Trump Slams Supreme Court Order Striking Down Tariffs
US President Donald Trump has reacted after the Supreme Court struck down his global tariffs and called it a "disgrace" during a meeting with state governors.
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"Standing With Our Jailers": Mamdani Under Fire For Celebratory Hijab Day Post
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's office posted a celebratory message on World Hijab Day, calling the head covering the "identity and pride" of Muslim women.
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Supreme Court's Note On President, Governors, Bills Explained In 10 Points
In a critical moment Thursday afternoon, the Supreme Court clarified that the President and Governors are not bound by timelines when clearing laws passed by state governments.
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"Will Cut Lemons": Chhattisgarh MP's Superstitious Comment Raises Eyebrows
A sitting BJP MP has stirred controversy in Chhattisgarh with remarks invoking ritualistic practices to "punish" erring officials. His comments come amid the state government's law to curb witchcraft and superstition.
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Bangladesh Temporarily Bars Entry Of Controversial Hate Preacher Zakir Naik
Bangladesh has decided to temporarily bar Indian-born Islamic preacher Zakir Naik from entering the country. The decision was made on Tuesday during a meeting of the Law and Order Core Committee at the Ministry of Home Affairs in Dhaka.
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Manipur Police vs Ceasefire-Linked UKLF: A Tangle Over SoO Ground Rules
The Manipur Police's attempt to arrest a man whom they called a "suspected drug kingpin" has raised fundamental questions on law enforcement in the border state that is yet to fully recover from ethnic tension.
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"In Any Law Book...": Ex-ICC Umpire Makes Rules Clear Once And For All On India-Pakistan Handshake Row
The controversy erupted when India opted to eschew shaking hands with Pakistan players after securing an imposing 7-wicket win in the rivalry clash in Dubai on Sunday at the ongoing Asia Cup 2025.
