ICE officer surrenders after grand jury indicts him for running over immigrant with vehicle in Texas

Immigration and Customs Enforcement. An Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer indicted for allegedly running over an immigrant with his vehicle during an enforcement operation in Houston, Texas, surrendered to authorities on Monday.Mario Alberto Morales appeared before the Harris County 488th District Court after a grand jury indicted him on a second-degree aggravated assault charge…

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First in 47 years: CRPF completes 12 months without any operational casualties | India News

The previous time the CRPF went such a long period without an operational fatality was before January 1979. NEW DELHI: The Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) has completed 12 consecutive months without losing any personnel in operational fatalities, marking an achievement not recorded in the force in 47 years.CRPF Director General GP Singh congratulated personnel…

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Trump’s Justice dept steps into US midterm battles before votes are counted, breaks decades-old practice

US President Donald Trump’s Justice Department has stepped into election disputes ahead of Tuesday’s US midterm elections, breaking with decades of practice aimed at keeping federal law enforcement agencies from appearing to favour a political party or candidate.The department has filed lawsuits challenging election procedures in California and Alaska, raising concerns among critics that its…

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Cyclone Murusu: 19 flights cancelled, NDRF on standby as coastal states brace for severe storm – top development | India News

NEW DELHI: Severe cyclonic storm Murasu is set to make landfall along the south Andhra Pradesh coast between Nellore and Narsapur in the early hours of Tuesday, bringing heavy rainfall and winds of up to 120 kmph. The approaching cyclone has put several coastal states on alert, disrupted flight operations and triggered evacuation and relief…

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Meet Brian Troupe, the 16-year-old from Maryland who took his ice cream business onto a boat when selling from a pier failed; by summer 2026, the business had brought in more than $25,000 in gross sales

Sixteen-year-old Brian Troupe turned an unsuccessful pier-side business idea into a floating ice cream business on the Bohemia River in Maryland. By the end of the 2026 summer season, his boat-based business, Troupe’s Treats, had made more than $25,000 in gross sales. The young business owner started his journey at age 15 after a conversation…

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‘3 crore Bangladeshi infiltrators don’t exist on voters’ list’: Amit Shah counters Rahul’s anti-SIR pitch | India News

Home minister Amit Shah said the Congress intends to “capture elections through bogus voting”. NEW DELHI: Union home minister Amit Shah on Monday unleashed a polemical assault on Congress leader Rahul Gandhi over the Speical Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, which has become a major political flashpoint.In a verbal blitzkrieg, a day after Rahul’s…

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A California accountant told investors their money would fund backyard homes, but no homes were built and more than $8.2 million vanished in risky trading; he has now been sentenced to 63 months in prison

US District Judge sentenced Sanchez and ordered him to forfeit more than $8.2 million (AI image) A 30-year-old California accountant who persuaded people to invest millions of dollars in plans to build small homes on residential properties has been sentenced to 63 months in federal prison after admitting that he used their money for risky…

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FPCE writes to PM Modi, lists 5 key changes to RERA to strengthen homebuyer protection | India News

FPCE writes to PM calling for separating promotion and development of the real estate sector. NEW DELHI: The Forum for People’s Collective Efforts (FPCE), which spearheaded the movement for the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, has written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi seeking changes to the law to strengthen homebuyer protection.In its letter, FPCE…

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South Korean lawmaker denied US visa for 1991 conviction. Three days later, he was issued A-2 visa after Marco Rubio’s diplomatic intervention

South Korean lawmaker was denied a diplomatic US visa apparently for his past conviction dating back to the 1990s. A South Korean lawmaker who was initially denied a US visa over a decades-old criminal conviction was issued an official A-2 visa three days later, following diplomatic intervention involving US Secretary of State Marco Rubio.Jin Sung-joon,…

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