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‘It would destroy Democrats’: Trump warns against impeachment after Republicans’ midterm rout

US President Donald Trump. US President Donald Trump has warned Democrats against pursuing impeachment proceedings against him when they take control of Congress next year, saying such a move would politically destroy their party.His remarks came a day after Republicans suffered a sweeping setback in the US midterm elections, with Democrats securing control of both…

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An Ohio father sued police over his son’s fatal shooting after a highway crash, filing the case himself before the deadline; after hiring a lawyer, his suit was still dismissed, but a federal appeals court has revived it

Representative Image (AI-generated) A father’s attempt to seek justice for his son suffered a legal setback even after he followed a court’s instructions to hire an attorney. The case involves the fatal shooting of Elijah Isham by police officers in Moraine, Ohio, following a highway crash. His father, Ralph Isham, filed a civil rights lawsuit…

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Scottish MPs call for law that allowed Indian national Manivannan to be elected to parliament to be overturned

LONDON: A Holyrood committee comprising members of Scotland’s parliament has recommended the Scottish govt reconsider its controversial policy of allowing foreign nationals with “limited leave to remain” to stand in Scottish parliament and local govt elections.The recommendation comes after Indian national Q Manivannan, from Chennai, was elected as an MSP to the Edinburgh and Lothians…

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Trump’s ‘Freedom In Space’ signals new contest for Moon; India’s challenge is safeguarding strategic autonomy | India News

Trump’s space declaration sparks a new Moon rules contest, forcing India to balance Artemis ties and 2047 ambitions against strategic autonomy. BENGALURU: As Americans voted in the midterm elections, US President Donald Trump issued a proclamation titled “The American Declaration of Freedom in Space”, declaring that the US would lead the exploration, development, use and…

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‘Normalise, recognise and formalise’: Nadda accuses Congress of opposing SIR to legitimise outsiders, destabilise country | India News

The senior BJP leader said the Congress was attempting to undermine constitutional institutions (Photo: ANI). NEW DELHI: Union health minister JP Nadda on Wednesday accused the Congress of opposing the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of voter lists to protect outsiders whose support, he alleged, had helped the party remain in power for a long time.“BJP’s…

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