On January 27, 2026, a man rushed the stage at a Minneapolis town hall and sprayed Minnesota Congresswoman Ilhan Omar with an unknown liquid from a syringe as she addressed the audience, in a shocking and widely shared incident that has sparked national debate and condemnation from both sides of the aisle. Just moments earlier, Omar was speaking critically about U.S. ICE and urging political accountability when the disruption occurred. Security quickly tackled and restrained the suspect, later identified as 55‑year‑old Anthony Kazmierczak, who was arrested and booked on third‑degree assault charges. WATCH
28 January,2026 07:39 PM IST
Former Trump ally and Republican firebrand Marjorie Taylor Greene has reignited debate over the H-1B visa program, amplifying viral claims that allege massive irregularities and unusually high approval numbers in Texas. The controversy erupted after Greene shared a widely circulated social media video alleging that more than 700K H-1B visas were approved in Texas, a sharp rise from figures claimed to be around 400,000 approvals in 2024. The video further alleges that a single North Texas immigration attorney may be linked to an unprecedented volume of visa filings, raising questions about oversight and enforcement. WATCH
16 January,2026 08:08 PM IST
President Donald Trump was caught on camera with his eyes closed during the signing of the Whole Milk for Healthy Kids Act, a bipartisan bill aimed at promoting milk consumption among schoolchildren. The live feed of the Oval Office ceremony showed the President appearing to pause at the Resolute Desk, drawing attention from lawmakers, reporters and social media. Despite repeated footage showing his eyes closed, Trump aides defended the moment, stating it was relaxation, not sleep and insisted he remained fully aware throughout the public appearance. WATCH
15 January,2026 01:54 PM IST
The US Senate has delivered a stunning political shock, advancing a resolution that would restrict Donald Trump from launching further military action against Venezuela without explicit congressional approval. In a rare bipartisan move, five Republican senators joined Democrats, signaling deep cracks inside Trump’s own party after the dramatic capture of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.
09 January,2026 03:35 PM ISTADVERTISEMENT
