NYC Faces Garbage Bin Shortage Amid New Anti-Rat Rules, Residents Fed Up

January 20, 2026

NYC Faces Garbage Bin Shortage Amid New Anti-Rat Rules, Residents Fed Up

New Yorkers must use official NYC garbage bins to avoid fines from June. But the bins are out of stock, causing frustration. The city blames vendors; residents are stuck without bins.

Giant Trump-Epstein Birthday Letter Installed on National Mall Ahead of Epstein’s Birthday

January 20, 2026

Giant Trump-Epstein Birthday Letter Installed on National Mall Ahead of Epstein’s Birthday

A huge birthday card linked to Trump and Epstein controversy stands on the National Mall. Visitors add messages on this interactive protest set to stay till Friday.

BJD Demands Odisha Mines Minister Jena's Resignation After ED Raids Expose Illegal Sand Mining

January 20, 2026

BJD Demands Odisha Mines Minister Jena's Resignation After ED Raids Expose Illegal Sand Mining

BJD demands resignation of Odisha Steel and Mines Minister Bibhuti Bhushan Jena following ED raids at his representative’s premises linked to illegal sand mining in Ganjam. Party cites loss of state revenue and rising mineral theft. ED seized cash, documents, and benami vehicles in extensive searches. BJD calls for strict action.

Spain Begins Three Days of Mourning After Deadly Train Collision Kills 40

January 20, 2026

Spain Begins Three Days of Mourning After Deadly Train Collision Kills 40

Spain mourns after a tragic train collision near Córdoba kills at least 40 people. Rescue teams continue searching, while the Prime Minister promises a full investigation.

Supreme Court Seeks Centre’s Reply on Train Quota, Fare Relief for Acid Attack Victims

January 20, 2026

Supreme Court Seeks Centre’s Reply on Train Quota, Fare Relief for Acid Attack Victims

The Supreme Court on January 19 asked the Centre to respond to a plea for reserved train quota and cheaper fares for acid attack survivors. The petition highlights their costly, frequent travel for medical care and calls current rules unfair.