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Madison Procyk’s innovative concept could reshape daily life for millions living with Type 1 Diabetes Madison Procyk isn’t a household name—yet. But her work might one day change how millions of people live with Type 1 Diabetes. The Georgia Southern University grad student just clinched first place in an international competition with her concept for a new kind of insulin pump: smaller, simpler, cheaper, and less frustrating to use. Rethinking…

Beijing is done with threats. Washington’s new tariff salvo has triggered a sharp, but calculated, pushback from China. The gloves are off—again. In a move that’s sent shockwaves through international markets, Donald Trump’s administration announced sweeping new tariffs on Chinese imports, peaking at an eye-watering 245%. China’s response? It won’t dance to America’s tune. “If the United States continues to play the tariff numbers game, we will pay no attention,”…

A 21-year-old from Maharashtra is taking on the U.S. government over what he calls a life-altering decision made without warning. Chinmay Deore had one goal when he moved to Detroit in 2021: to become a computer scientist. Now, that dream hangs in the balance as the Wayne State University undergrad has found himself in the middle of a federal immigration battle that’s threatening to deport him. He’s not alone. Deore…

Support holds at 23,300, but traders eye tariff tremors and Fed signals before placing bold bets. The morning doesn’t look too rosy for Indian equities. GIFT Nifty slipped by 140 points before market open, hinting at a rough start for Dalal Street. Cues from Wall Street and Asian markets aren’t helping either. With fears of fresh tariffs and hawkish tones from the Fed, traders are stepping into Thursday with caution…

From Georgia to Indiana, investors are snapping up hotels as travel rebounds and regional economies thrive. The hospitality sector just got a big confidence boost. There’s something stirring in the American hospitality scene — and it’s not just more room service orders. Hotel transactions across several Southern and Midwestern states have jumped significantly in the first quarter of 2025. Big names, local players, and new investors alike are making bold…

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has filed a chargesheet against senior Congress leaders Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi, along with five others, in a high-profile money laundering probe connected to the National Herald case. The move, which comes after a lengthy investigation, has sparked political uproar, with the Congress party calling it an act of “politics of vendetta and intimidation.” The Chargesheet and Allegations On April 9, 2025, the ED submitted…

In the wake of communal violence that left three people dead in West Bengal’s Murshidabad district, the role of social media in fuelling tensions has come into sharp focus. What began as a series of rumours and misinformation spread through WhatsApp groups and fake social media accounts soon spiraled into violent clashes. The unrest, which erupted following protests against the new Waqf law, has resulted in extensive police action, including…

A shocking incident of sexual assault at Gurugram’s renowned Medanta Hospital has come to light, where an air hostess claims to have been sexually assaulted while on a ventilator in the hospital’s ICU. The distressing part of the story is that two nurses were reportedly present in the room at the time but allegedly failed to intervene or take any action. Alleged Incident at Medanta Hospital The 46-year-old air hostess,…

Former President Biden’s first major appearance since leaving office focuses on Social Security, accusing Trump of deep damage In his first public speech since departing from the White House, Joe Biden did not mince words. Speaking at a disability advocacy conference in Chicago, the 82-year-old former president used the opportunity to criticize his successor, Donald Trump, for what he described as “breathtaking” damage to Social Security, a vital safety net…