Trump’s approval ratings slightly recover after record low last week: Report

Trump’s approval ratings slightly recover after record low last week: Report

President Donald Trump dances at a campaign rally at Crossroads Arena, in Corinth, Miss., Monday, Oct. 26, 2026. (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin) US President Donald Trump’s public approval rating rose by one percentage point to 32 per cent, a slight recovery from last week’s record low, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll completed on Monday.Trump’s Republican Party…

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Ex-FBI director who investigated Russian interference in 2016 election faces third federal case

Ex-FBI director who investigated Russian interference in 2016 election faces third federal case

File photo: Former FBI Director James Comey Former FBI director James Comey has been charged by federal prosecutors with transmitting national defence information and conspiring to transmit such information, marking the third federal case against him.Comey, a longtime target of US president Donald Trump since he launched the FBI investigation into Russian interference in the…

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A man paid just £25 for a box of 22 old medals at a Yorkshire car-boot sale; one turned out to be a rare 1779 tribute to Captain James Cook and sold for £5,000 to a museum planning a major exhibition

A man paid just £25 for a box of 22 old medals at a Yorkshire car-boot sale; one turned out to be a rare 1779 tribute to Captain James Cook and sold for £5,000 to a museum planning a major exhibition

The medal was made to commemorate Cook’s death in 1779 A box of old medals bought for just £25 at a car-boot sale in West Yorkshire, England, has turned into an unexpected discovery for its buyer. One of the 22 medals inside was found to be a rare piece made in memory of British explorer…

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France pledges education reforms after protests over costs, school funding

France pledges education reforms after protests over costs, school funding

File photo: Protesters march during a demonstration in Paris France’s government on Monday pledged to replace its national university admissions platform by 2028 and introduce a series of education reforms, seeking to address student grievances after weeks of protests over university access, school funding and the rising cost of living.Higher education minister Philippe Baptiste announced…

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H-1B visa holder from India arrested in Ohio on child pornography charges; faces 10 years in prison if convicted

H-1B visa holder from India arrested in Ohio on child pornography charges; faces 10 years in prison if convicted

H-1B visa holder from India arrested in Ohio on child pornography charges. 39-year-old Vimalesh Prem Kumar, an Indian national working in the US on H-1B visa, has been arrested by federal agents on charges alleging that he accessed and downloaded child pornography. According to charging documents, cyber tips led agents to Kumar’s online accounts. Kumar…

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JD Vance lost his temper as Elon Musk, Jensen Huang extended their AI chat, reportedly used ‘F’ word; his team says never happened, complete fabrication

JD Vance lost his temper as Elon Musk, Jensen Huang extended their AI chat, reportedly used ‘F’ word; his team says never happened, complete fabrication

Daily Mail reported that JD Vance lost his cool when Elon Musk and Jensen Huang’s chat delayed his schedule. Vice President JD Vance‘s anti-H-1B stance makes him immensely unpopular in Silicon Valley which has been hugely dependent on the import of skilled workers from foreign countries. Daily Mail has reported a recent episode where the…

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‘Will respond to legitimate demands’: Macron moves to ease France’s student unrest; vows ‘concrete measures’

‘Will respond to legitimate demands’: Macron moves to ease France’s student unrest; vows ‘concrete measures’

The government is expected to announce changes to Parcoursup, France’s national online university admissions platform, French media reported. Students have criticised its selection criteria, arguing that they lack transparency and limit equal access to their preferred courses. French President Emmanuel Macron said on Monday that the government would announce concrete measures to address students’ demands…

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