Impeachment isn't only for presidents; here's how does the process work for Cabinet secretaries

A Cabinet secretary can remain in office after the House impeaches them. The House formally brings charges by simple majority, then the Senate considers the case. Conviction—and removal—requires a two-thirds Senate vote. (Getty Images via AFP)

The process of impeachment often arises in discussions around congressional action against a sitting president. But how does it work for other U.S. government officials? A Cabinet secretary can remain in office after the House impeaches them. The House formally brings charges by simple majority, then the Senate considers the case. Conviction—and removal—requires a two-thirds … Read more

US midterm results: Here's what they could mean for Iran, Ukraine, oil prices and global relations

The Democrats’ congressional gains may constrain Trump’s tariff powers, open a path to new Ukraine aid and increase scrutiny of US support for Israel (AFP)

The US Democrats‘ “blue wave” of midterm election victories is already causing ripples across the rest of the world, where trade partners, strategic allies and enemies all see implications in the result. The Democrats’ congressional gains may constrain Trump’s tariff powers, open a path to new Ukraine aid and increase scrutiny of US support for … Read more

Amy Acton gains momentum against Vivek Ramaswamy in final Ohio Governor polls: Here's what changed after controversial campaign ad

US midterms: Amy Acton holds a polling advantage over Vivek Ramaswamy, and prediction markets currently favor her. ((Photo by Jon Cherry / GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA / Getty Images via AFP) and (AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster))

Democratic candidate Amy Acton has taken the lead over Republican Vivek Ramaswamy in several public opinion polls ahead of Election Day in Ohio’s closely watched gubernatorial race. The contest has gained momentum following a major controversy surrounding a campaign advertisement featuring Acton’s estranged mother, which triggered a wave of criticism against the Republican campaign. US … Read more

Florida flooding: 18 polling sites relocated across seven counties; here's what voters need to know before casting ballots

A "Vote here" sign sits near Palm Beach County Library System Main Library, during the US midterm elections, in West Palm Beach, Florida, US, November 3, 2026. REUTERS/Eva Marie Uzcategui (REUTERS)

Severe flooding across parts of Florida has forced election officials to relocate 18 polling sites ahead of Election Day, raising concerns about voting access as residents prepare to cast their ballots in several closely watched political contests. A “Vote here” sign sits near Palm Beach County Library System Main Library, during the US midterm elections, … Read more

US midterms 2026: Here's how much money Republicans poured into ads as election stakes rise

An attendee holds a "Vote Republican" sign during an election eve rally with Ohio Republicans at Welcome To The Farm in Cleveland, Ohio, US, on Monday, Nov. 2, 2026. Ohio has become more reliably Republican under President Trump, yet as in many traditionally red states this election season, Democrats are making gains over frustration about the cost of living, Trump's handling of immigration and high diesel prices. Photographer: Dustin Franz/Bloomberg (Bloomberg)

Campaign advertising spending in the US has reached unprecedented levels ahead of the midterm elections, with Republicans leading the October spending surge amid growing concerns over losing control of both chambers of Congress. An attendee holds a “Vote Republican” sign during an election eve rally with Ohio Republicans at Welcome To The Farm in Cleveland, … Read more

Trump revokes over 300,000 visas: Here's what Indian nationals travelling to the US must know

The Trump administration has canceled more than 300,000 US visas as part of broader immigration enforcement measures. (Representational Image)

The State Department has confirmed that the Trump administration has invalidated over 300,000 United States visas following President Donald Trump’s return to office, thereby intensifying the government’s comprehensive immigration enforcement measures. The Trump administration has canceled more than 300,000 US visas as part of broader immigration enforcement measures. (Representational Image) According to Tommy Pigott, a … Read more

Jay-Z reportedly set to headline Super Bowl LXI halftime show in Los Angeles: Here's all you need to know

Jay-Z reportedly will perform at Super Bowl LXI on February 14, 2027, in California. (REUTERS)

Jay-Z has reportedly selected himself as the performer for the Super Bowl halftime show scheduled to take place in Los Angeles in February, Puck reported. Jay-Z reportedly will perform at Super Bowl LXI on February 14, 2027, in California. (REUTERS) The rapper, who serves as the decision-maker for Super Bowl halftime talent following Roc Nation’s … Read more

US proposes to hike H-1B visa salary threshold to $140,000: Here's what Indian workers need to know

The new bill introduced by Republicans would raise the salary level required for some H-1B workers to qualify for an exemption from rules applying to H-1B-dependent employers. (AFP)

Republicans have introduced legislation designed to increase a critical compensation threshold within the H-1B visa program, raising it from $60,000 to approximately $140,000. This modification could have substantial implications for organizations that depend significantly on international talent acquisition. The new bill introduced by Republicans would raise the salary level required for some H-1B workers to … Read more

Mamdani to ban NYC’s iconic horse-drawn carriages; here’s why

Mamdani to ban NYC’s iconic horse-drawn carriages (Photo by Michael M. Santiago / GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA / Getty Images via AFP) (Getty Images via AFP)

Mayor Zohran Mamdani and City Council Speaker Julie Menin have come together to strike a deal to end horse-drawn carriages in New York City. The move will put an end to a centuries-old practice and Central Park tradition that came under renewed scrutiny after a horse threw a teenage tourist to his death. Mamdani to … Read more

US visa alert: New USCIS rules tighten deadlines for Green Card applicants and H-1B workers; here’s what’s changing

Starting October 23, USCIS will no longer extend certain deadlines falling on weekends or federal holidays. (X/@unumihaimedia)

People applying for US visas and permanent resident status (Green Card) must exercise heightened diligence regarding submission timelines commencing October 23, as revised regulations implemented by the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) eliminate the extended grace period that was previously granted when specific deadlines coincided with weekends or federal holidays. Starting October 23, USCIS … Read more