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Watch: Ilhan Omar’s victory speech in Somali leaves white man puzzled; celebratory dance goes viral after securing fifth term
Ilhan Omar celebrated her re-election win at Karmel Mall in Minneapolis, surrounded by enthusiastic supporters. Delivering her victory speech in Somali left a white supporter behind her looking puzzled. Gratefully, Omar reflected on Minnesota's embrace of her family as refugees. This marks her fifth term in Congress amidst ongoing scrutiny over her immigration status, solidifying her role as a leading progressive voice since she took office in 2019.
Trump administration says it has revoked over 300,000 visas
The Trump administration has increased visa revocations, surpassing 300,000 since January 2025. Rights advocates criticize this crackdown, alleging violations of due process and increased discrimination against ethnic minorities. The State Department stated a zero tolerance for lawbreaking foreigners on visas, citing national security. Pro-Palestinian protesters and critics of conservative views have been particularly targeted in these actions.
'He's a fat guy': Trump ridicules female protester wearing 'Release the Epstein files' shirt as she is punched and kicked out of Ohio rally – watch viral video
During a rally in Youngstown, Ohio, Donald Trump mocked a female protester who was forcefully removed. Video footage showed a rally attendee attacking her as Trump ridiculed her. The president claimed the protester had been paid to disrupt the event while making derogatory comments about her weight. The incident occurred amid criticism over the delay in releasing documents pertaining to Jeffrey Epstein.
Australia embraces immigrants on World Cup squad with message that soccer is for everyone
Australia's Socceroos are highlighting their immigrant players before the World Cup. This message of inclusion comes as anti-immigrant feelings grow worldwide. Players like Awer Mabil, born in a refugee camp, share their journeys. The team's stance underscores multiculturalism's impact on Australia. This initiative aims to unite people and celebrate diversity.
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MAGA vs Indian-American judges: Rulings blocking Trump agenda trigger xenophobic backlash
A federal judge's order to halt funding cuts for child care programs has ignited strong reactions. MAGA supporters are targeting judges of Indian origin. This follows a pattern of criticism against Indian-American judges whose decisions impact Trump's policies. These rulings are seen as checks on executive actions. The situation highlights a growing cultural and political confrontation in the United States.

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz withdraws reelection bid- here's what he said
Tim Walz has withdrawn from the gubernatorial race. This decision follows intense scrutiny over a welfare fraud scandal in the state. The Minnesota Governor stated he needs to focus on his work rather than political campaigning. Republicans have criticized the administration's handling of the fraud allegations. The governor will hold a press conference to discuss his decision further.

'Can you imagine if Trump married his sister?': MAGA chief again attacks Ilhan Omar, insists she should ‘get the hell out’ of US
Ilhan Omar has once again become the target of US President Donald Trump. The MAGA chief stepped up his attack against Ilhan Omar, claiming that she married her brother to get into the US and insisted that she should get the hell out of the country. The claim that Rep. Ilhan Omar committed immigration fraud by illegally marrying her brother is false.

Project Gecko: Microsoft’s new approach for expanding AI access in low-resource regions
This initiative focuses on smaller AI systems that understand local languages and cultures. These systems use real-world data like speech and video, aimed at building AI that truly helps communities worldwide.

Minneapolis Mayor Polls: Jacob Frey poised to retain control as he leads challenger Omar Fateh, race moves to 2nd round in ranked-choice voting; what do we know so far
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey is leading challenger Omar Fateh in a closely watched mayoral election. The race has moved to a second round of counting under ranked-choice voting. No candidate secured an outright majority in the initial vote. The outcome will determine the city's direction on key issues. Supporters of both candidates await the final results.

African languages for AI: project that's gathering huge new dataset
The African Next Voices project, primarily funded by the Gates Foundation (with other funding from Meta) and involving a network of African universities and organisations, recently released what's thought to be the largest dataset of African languages for AI so far.

Facebook knew about, failed to police, abusive content globally, reveal internal documents
More than 90% of Facebook's monthly active users are outside U.S.A or Canada.

Facebook knew about, failed to police, abusive content globally: Documents
The documents are among a cache of disclosures made to the US Securities and Exchange Commission and Congress by Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen, a former Facebook product manager who left the company in May.

Facebook's flood of languages leave it struggling to monitor content
Facebook's 15,000-strong content moderation workforce speaks about 50 tongues, though the company said it hires professional translators when needed.

Democrats take control of House, GOP retains Senate
The results allowed both parties to claim partial victory, but highlighted an extraordinary realignment of U.S. voters by race, sex and education.

Donald Trump hits out at IBM for shifting out American jobs to India
"A Trump administration will stop the jobs from leaving America, and we will stop the jobs from leaving Minnesota," Trump said in a speech.

Achieving world peace would be best deal: Donald Trump
Later addressing an election rally in Portland, which was marred by a number of protests, Trump spoke about illegal immigrants and terrorism.

Why the world must support those within Islam speaking up for reform
Extreme political correctness of denying any connection with religion, even as terrorists shout religious slogans and test Quranic knowledge while slaughtering victims, has led to growing public anger.

US importing terrorism through failed immigration system, says Donald Trump
Trump reiterated call for a temporary ban on Muslims entering the US saying that family of Orlando shooter shouldn't have been allowed to enter.

When Gaddafi caused diplomatic embarassment for India
Gaddafi, who has rarely been a person India has been comfortable with, in his speech railed against India and Kashmir as well.
Piracy syndicates selling shares to finance attacks, says US Navy Chief
Piracy syndicates are selling shares in planned attacks, fueled by a surge of ransom payments that help attract investors, the US Navy Chief said.
At UN, Gaddafi drops 'Kashmir bomb'
Libya’s maverick leader Muammar Gaddafi tossed a minor diplomatic grenade at New Delhi from the United Nations podium, saying Kashmir should be an independent buffer state between India and Pakistan.
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