Author: Sophia Johnson

Prime Minister Narendra Modi touched down in Calgary on Monday evening for the G7 Summit at Kananaskis. This marks his first visit to Canada in ten years and comes at a time when international attention is fixed on security, energy resilience, and fast-moving advances in AI and quantum tech. The Summit, being hosted on June 16-17, gathers leaders from the world’s most powerful economies. But the shadow of regional tensions…

As vacations begin for some, others are left hungry, unsupervised, and out of options In Cornelia and Baldwin, Georgia, the sound of summer isn’t just splashing in the pool or church camp hymns. It’s also the growling of empty stomachs and the hum of laundromats doubling as food distribution sites. For a growing number of children in these small towns, summer break doesn’t mean freedom — it means fewer meals,…

The Air India Boeing 787 crash near Ahmedabad airport on June 12 left devastation on board and on the ground. With one passenger surviving and chaos in the residential zone below, the immediate aftermath was a mix of horror, heroism and grief. Residents and rescue teams reported billowing smoke and collapsed buildings—some housing medical students—right after a mayday call. Ground casualties are still being verified, but eyewitnesses say at least 30 lives…

A powerhouse blend of gold-medal grit, breakout performances, and raw emotion fuels Georgia’s dominant championship run in Eugene. They didn’t just win—they soared. On a sun-drenched Saturday in Eugene, Oregon, the University of Georgia women’s track and field team crushed expectations and competitors alike, seizing their first-ever NCAA outdoor championship in emphatic fashion. With 73 points on the board, the Bulldogs left traditional titans like USC and Texas A&M trailing…

India’s automakers, especially those banking big on electric vehicles, are facing a ticking clock. China’s new export rules on rare earth magnets are holding up supplies, and an Indian industry delegation is still waiting for Beijing to say yes to the talks. A group of 40–50 Indian auto industry executives have received visas to travel to China, but the meeting they’re planning hinges on one crucial thing: approval from China’s…

Several police personnel were injured and at least four arrests were made as local unrest exploded into a violent clash in South 24 Parganas. The trigger? A dispute over a shop setup. What started as a localized disagreement turned into chaos by Wednesday afternoon, leaving parts of Maheshtala looking like a war zone. Police vehicles were set on fire, officers hurt, and tensions running high in the southern outskirts of…

The bird flu isn’t just a poultry or dairy cow problem anymore. Pet cats are getting sick, and the concern now is: what happens if they pass it on to us? A prominent virologist at Emory University says H5N1 — the strain of avian influenza currently spreading in U.S. animal populations — is showing up in unexpected places. That includes domestic cats. With neurological symptoms and fatal outcomes in many…