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Big Tech, Cloud & Semiconductors 03 Nov 2026, 08:00 AM IST

Third U.S. Bird Flu Death Signals Persistent Spillover Risk as Virus Spreads Through Livestock

A third person has died from bird flu in the United States since the virus began spreading into livestock, underscoring that the outbreak remains a live public-health concern even as officials say the overall risk to the public is still low. The latest fatality adds urgency to efforts to contain transmission among dairy herds and poultry operations, where repeated animal infections have widened the number of exposure points for workers and communities.

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Global Markets & Equities25 Oct 2026, 08:00 PM IST

Salt Lake City Airport Marks End of Construction, Signaling a New Phase for Regional Travel and Investment

Salt Lake City International Airport has formally celebrated the completion of its long-running construction program, closing a major infrastructure chapter for one of the Mountain West’s key transportation hubs. The milestone is likely to improve passenger flow, operational efficiency, and the airport’s long-term capacity, with implications for regional business travel, tourism, and broader economic activity.

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Global Health & Biotech25 Oct 2026, 02:00 PM IST

Former Prisoners Say Freed U.S. Citizen Was Tortured in Russian Jail

Former Ukrainian detainees who shared a Russian prison with a recently freed American say he was beaten, humiliated and subjected to abuse by guards during his captivity. Their accounts add to long-running allegations of systematic mistreatment in Russian detention facilities and raise fresh questions about the treatment of foreign prisoners held amid the war in Ukraine.

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World Politics & Diplomacy19 Oct 2026, 08:00 PM IST

Inside Chicago’s Front Line Against America’s Synthetic Drug Surge

Chicago has become a stark case study in how synthetic drugs are reshaping America’s urban public health and security landscape. As communities confront a volatile mix of fentanyl and other lab-made substances, local responders are racing to contain overdoses, street-level violence and a fast-evolving market that outpaces traditional enforcement.

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Global Health & Biotech15 Oct 2026, 04:42 PM IST

Woman Rescued Alive After Going Overboard Royal Caribbean Ship

A woman who went overboard from a Royal Caribbean cruise ship was found alive in the sea after an extensive search, according to multiple U.S. media reports. The rescue, which came after nearly 20 hours at sea in some accounts, has renewed scrutiny of passenger safety protocols and emergency response procedures aboard major cruise lines.

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Global Health & Biotech11 Oct 2026, 03:23 PM IST

CDC Faces Backlash Over Reported $1.6 Million Study on Hepatitis B Vaccine Harms

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is drawing sharp criticism after reports that it has allocated $1.6 million for a study examining alleged harms of the hepatitis B vaccine. Critics say the proposal risks amplifying misinformation and undermining confidence in a long-established immunization program, while supporters argue that rigorous safety review is a normal part of public health science. The controversy comes at a sensitive moment for vaccine policy, where trust, transparency and scientific credibility are under intense scrutiny.

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Global Health & Biotech10 Oct 2026, 04:30 PM IST

Moderna Shares Surge as U.S. Cancer Vaccine Push Lifts Biotech Sentiment

Moderna shares jumped sharply after reports that the United States is preparing a national cancer vaccine initiative, fueling investor bets that mRNA technology could gain a major new policy tailwind. The move pushed the stock to a four-year high and reignited debate over whether government backing could accelerate the commercial path for cancer immunotherapy platforms.

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World Politics & Diplomacy09 Oct 2026, 08:18 AM IST

Supreme Court Weighs Guam Bomb Disposal Fight as Military Power Meets Environmental Law

The U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments in a closely watched dispute over whether the Air Force can continue detonating old munitions on Guam, a case that pits military cleanup authority against environmental and procedural protections. The justices focused less on the explosive devices themselves than on whether the challenge was filed in the right court and under the right federal statute.

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World Sports09 Oct 2026, 05:07 AM IST

FDA Orders Nationwide Recall of Pre-Workout Powder Over Illegal Amphetamine-Like Ingredient

U.S. regulators have ordered a nationwide recall of a pre-workout supplement after finding an illegal amphetamine-like substance that may raise blood pressure and has been linked to serious cardiovascular risk. The action adds fresh scrutiny to the fast-growing sports nutrition market, where stimulant-heavy products often outpace regulatory oversight and can expose consumers to hidden safety hazards.

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World Politics & Diplomacy06 Oct 2026, 09:55 AM IST

US Says It Is Watching Closely After Plague Researcher Dies at Siberian Lab

The United States said it is monitoring closely the death of a laboratory technician at a research centre in Siberia, after President Donald Trump said Washington was looking “very strongly” at the case. The episode has revived scrutiny of Russia’s high-containment biological research facilities and raised fresh questions about laboratory safety, transparency, and international oversight.

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World Politics & Diplomacy04 Oct 2026, 10:24 PM IST

US Father and Son Arrested After ‘Gas Station Heroin’ Deaths

A father and son in the United States have been arrested in connection with deaths linked to products derived from kratom, a substance often sold in convenience stores and gas stations and sometimes referred to as “gas station heroin.” Authorities say the pair are accused of selling at least one student the derivatives, intensifying scrutiny of an unregulated market that has long sat in a legal gray zone. The case underscores growing concern over the sale of kratom-based products to young consumers and the uneven oversight of substances marketed as legal alternatives to opioids. It also raises fresh questions about public health enforcement, retail distribution, and the risks posed by products that can be widely available despite serious safety concerns.

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Global Economy & Central BanksSpecial Report (Sept 27, 2026)

The $365 Trillion Debt Trap: Why Bond Vigilantes are Returning to Discipline Western Treasuries

Global debt has climbed beyond $365 trillion, or more than 330% of world GDP, and the old assumption that sovereign borrowing can expand indefinitely at low cost is breaking down. In the US and Europe, higher term premiums, sticky inflation, and heavy refinancing calendars are forcing treasuries to pay up just as central banks try to normalize policy and shrink balance sheets. The result is a renewed form of market discipline: bond vigilantes are no longer a metaphor from the 1990s but a pricing force shaping auction demand, fiscal choices, and rate-path expectations. Washington and European capitals now face a narrowing corridor between supporting growth and preserving market confidence, with every basis point in long-end yields compounding the debt burden.

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National Governance & Policy2h ago

Ride-Hailing Coercion Allegations Rock Gujarat as Bharat Taxi Faces Scrutiny

Passengers and drivers in Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar have alleged that groups of men stopped ride-hailing vehicles and pressured riders to cancel Uber and Rapido trips in favour of Bharat Taxi, India's government-backed platform. The allegations, which remain independently unverified, have raised fresh questions about competition, driver livelihoods and passenger safety in one of the country's busiest urban mobility markets.

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Global Health & Biotech8h ago

Timor-Leste Wins WHO Malaria-Free Certification After Two-Decade Fight

The World Health Organization has certified Timor-Leste as malaria-free, marking a major public health milestone for the young nation after a sustained, nationwide campaign that began soon after independence in 2002. Health officials say the achievement reflects years of political commitment, expanded diagnostics, free treatment and vector control, while warning that vigilance remains essential to prevent malaria's return.

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Pharma, Biotech & Global Health15m ago

Mississippi Police Say Black Mother Was Dead Before Body Was Hung in Tree, Calling Scene 'Staged'

Police in Jackson, Mississippi, say a 29-year-old Black mother of four was already dead before her body was placed hanging from a tree in what investigators now describe as a staged scene. The case, which has stirred anguish and fear in a state scarred by the history of racial violence, has led to multiple arrests as detectives say the killing was tied to a drug dispute.

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