Trump's EPA Ends Climate Rule, Risks More Pollution and Legal Battles

February 13, 2026

Trump's EPA Ends Climate Rule, Risks More Pollution and Legal Battles

The US EPA has reversed the key endangerment finding that limited greenhouse gas emissions. This move cuts car costs but may boost pollution, invite lawsuits, and weigh on renewables.

Haiti Revamps Olympic Ski Suits After IOC Blocks Revolutionary Design

February 13, 2026

Haiti Revamps Olympic Ski Suits After IOC Blocks Revolutionary Design

Haiti's ski team had to quickly redesign their 2026 Winter Olympics uniforms after the IOC rejected a Toussaint Louverture image. The final hand-painted suits show a riderless horse, symbolizing resilience and pride.

AAIB to Release Preliminary Report Soon on Ajit Pawar's Fatal Learjet Crash

February 13, 2026

AAIB to Release Preliminary Report Soon on Ajit Pawar's Fatal Learjet Crash

The Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau will soon share its preliminary findings on the Learjet 45 crash that killed Maharashtra Deputy CM Ajit Pawar and four others near Baramati airport.

Haveri To Distribute Land Title Deeds To Over 1 Lakh Families This Saturday

February 13, 2026

Haveri To Distribute Land Title Deeds To Over 1 Lakh Families This Saturday

Haveri district will hold a huge ceremony to hand out land title deeds to over 1 lakh families without formal records. CM Siddaramaiah will launch the event, with Deputy CM D.K. Shivakumar distributing deeds. The event marks 1000 days of the government in office.

Texas Journalist Calls $100,000 H-1B Fee Too Low, Says Corporates Undercut Wages

February 13, 2026

Texas Journalist Calls $100,000 H-1B Fee Too Low, Says Corporates Undercut Wages

Texas journalist Sara Gonzales says the new $100,000 H-1B visa fee won't stop corporations from hiring low-wage foreign workers. She claims companies save enough money by underpaying H-1Bs and calls the system corrupt. Texas has frozen H-1B hiring in state agencies and launched probes after her expose.