US Vice President JD Vance was booed at the Winter Olympics opening ceremony in Milan, with EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas attributing the reaction to “European pride” amid growing transatlantic tensions. Kallas cited recent US criticism of the EU, including Vance’s questioning of shared democratic visions and comments on disinformation.

A new letter reportedly sent to TMZ demands one bitcoin, valued at $66,000, for the identity of Savannah Guthrie’s mother’s kidnapper. This is the third alleged note since Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance on January 31. The letter includes a working bitcoin address and emphasizes the urgency of the situation.

Hindu groups hosted a congressional briefing alleging coordinated violence against Hindus in Bangladesh, just before the nation’s election. Witnesses and activists described a worsening climate of fear and institutional breakdown, urging U.S. policymakers to condemn the violence and impose sanctions on Chief Advisor Muhammad Yunus.

Sukhwinder Sidhu, an Indian-origin truck driver, has entered a guilty plea in connection with the fatal chain of events that led to the death of Olympic figure skater Alexandra Paul in 2023. Evidence showed that Sidhu was driving at perilous speeds through a construction zone—almost twice the legal limit—after being on the road for a

President Trump revealed a phone call with Swiss leader Karin Keller-Sutter, whom he mistakenly called Prime Minister, prompted a tariff hike on Swiss imports. Despite her arguments about Switzerland’s small size, Trump increased tariffs to 39% due to a $42 billion trade deficit, believing Switzerland had been “ripping us off.”

An Indian family in Dubai experienced a moment of panic when the gold they owned, worth AED 50,000 was accidentally thrown away. A diligent waste worker found the valuables. Dubai Police swiftly traced the gold back to the family. The precious items were returned within three days, showcasing civic efficiency and honesty.

Bahraini rap sensation Flipperachi is set to make his India debut with a Mumbai concert on March 13, 2026, at Phoenix Marketcity. Following his massive success in India, amplified by the film ‘Dhurandhar’, fans can anticipate an immersive, high-energy performance featuring his global hits and signature visuals.