14th amendment

US President Trump underwent his annual medical exam amid renewed scrutiny over his health and stamina, just before his 80th birthday. Concerns about transparency have resurfaced, with a recent poll showing public doubt about his fitness. The White House maintains he is in excellent health, despite past disclosures of chronic venous insufficiency and bruising.

Today's numerology readings highlight emotional fluctuations for Number 1s, communication challenges for Number 2s, and creative bursts for Number 3s. Number 4s are urged to prioritize health, while Number 5s can embrace social connections.

The Calcutta High Court has upheld the West Bengal government's restrictions on slaughtering certain animals ahead of Bakr Eid. The court found the notification aligned with previous directives, emphasizing that cow sacrifice isn't a mandatory Islamic practice. Authorities must now decide on exemptions within 24 hours, ensuring proper certification and infrastructure for any permitted slaughter.

Kami Rita Sherpa has set a new world record by summiting Mount Everest for the 32nd time, while Lhakpa Sherpa achieved her 11th ascent, extending her record for most climbs by a woman. These achievements highlight Nepal's rich mountaineering history amidst a busy climbing season.

A US congressional inquiry has launched a spotlight on maternity businesses, including a clinic operated by an Indian-origin physician, amid accusations of promoting 'birth tourism.' Legislators assert that the practice takes advantage of immigration laws, enabling international families to secure citizenship for their infants in the United States.

The National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE) has opened online applications for the sixth phase of the Integrated Teacher Education Programme (ITEP) for the 2027-28 academic session. Eligible multidisciplinary institutions can apply through the official portal till May 31, 2026. The initiative is part of NEP 2020’s push to improve teacher training and academic standards across India.

From Rajasthan to Telangana, elected women in local bodies ask why parties trust them with villages — but not assembly tickets

New Delhi called the remarks “uninformed, inappropriate and in poor taste” after the US president endorsed an anti-India statement by American radio host Michael Savage, a move that has also triggered widespread backlash among Indian-Americans

Congress leader Margret Alva remembers a Congress leader saying this during a debate on reservations for women in Parliament years ago. Alva, who has been at the forefront of bringing the issue of quota for women in electoral politics centerstage, believes it is nothing but male ego that is not allowing women their due

Parliament considers crucial delimitation bills, raising concerns for democratic legitimacy and India's federal balance. These proposals could alter political power distribution significantly. The article argues for careful deliberation and public consultation before any constitutional changes are enacted. Statesmanship demands scrutiny, not speed, to ensure fairness and preserve the Union's integrity.

President Trump's bid to end birthright citizenship, challenging the 14th amendment, has brought lawyer John Sauer to the forefront. Sauer, a seasoned litigator with a distinguished career, is now leading the administration's defense of an executive order aiming to exclude children of undocumented immigrants and temporary visitors from citizenship, arguing they are not fully under U.S. jurisdiction.