Dallas interim police chief Michael Igo has reassured the public that the Dallas Police Department (DPD) does not engage in immigration enforcement. Speaking at a recent press conference, Igo emphasized that officers will not stop individuals solely to inquire about their immigration status. This reaffirmation aligns with the department’s long-standing policy of maintaining trust with the community, ensuring that residents feel safe interacting with law enfo

Craft breweries across New Jersey are preparing for a challenging financial period as new tariffs on imported aluminum and steel threaten to drive up production costs. These materials are crucial to the brewing process, with aluminum cans and steel kegs serving as primary packaging components for most breweries. The rising costs associated with these tariffs could have a significant impact on the industry, forcing many businesses to adjust pricing strategies and

Trump Reinstates Plastic Straws, Reversing Biden’s Ban US President Donald Trump has signed an executive order reinstating plastic straws, reversing a policy by former President Joe Biden, who had sought to phase them out due to environmental concerns.   "We're Going Back to Plastic Straws"

FDA Issues Major Recall for Over 2 Million Baked Goods Due to Listeria Contamination The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has announced a significant recall involving more than 2 million baked goods due to potential contamination with Listeria monocytogenes. The recall affects 60 different products, including doughnuts, fritters, paczki, eclairs, and munchkins, which were manufactured by

What is Black Plastic and Can It Cause Cancer? Black plastic is made from recycled materials, including old electronics, and treated with chemicals like decaBDE to enhance flame resistance. These chemicals, however, are not securely bound and may leach into food, especially when it is hot, oily, or acidic. While there is no definitive study linking black plastic to cancer, it contains chemicals that act as endocrine disruptors, potentially leading to hormonal imbalance

As the summer heat intensifies, it becomes crucial to protect your body from heat-related illnesses. Dehydration, heat exhaustion, and heatstroke are common during heatwaves, which can be life-threatening if not managed properly. The World Health Organization (WHO) has emphasized the importance of staying cool and hydrated to minimize risks. In this article, we share 8 practical remedies to help you stay safe and comfortable during the scorching summer months. Stay Hydrated with E

Lay’s Potato Chips Recall Upgraded to FDA’s Most Serious Warning Hidden Danger: Undeclared Milk in Lay’s Classic Potato Chips A trusted snack just became a serious health hazard. Lay’s Classic Potato Chips are now under a Class I FDA recall—the most severe classification—after undeclared milk was discovered in s

In preparation for the Mauni Amavasya "Amrit Snan" on Wednesday, authorities managing the Maha Kumbh have issued a comprehensive safety advisory to ensure a smooth and secure experience for the millions of devotees expected to attend. The second Amrit Snan of the Maha Kumbh is anticipated to be one of the largest gatherings of the pilgrimage, and the authorities are taking extensive measures to manage crowd movement and safety. The fair administration, in collaboration wit

In a disturbing incident in Prempur village, Sabarkantha, Gujarat, a one-year-old girl became seriously ill after consuming a packet of Gopal Namkeen, which contained a dead rat. The child's father reported that after feeding the namkeen to his daughter, she immediately began vomiting and was soon found to have a rat in her snack. The child suffered from severe diarrhoea and was rushed to Davad Hospital for treatment. The family has expressed outrage over the incident and is dem

Sydney's New Year's Eve celebrations draw massive crowds, with festivities reaching their peak during the midnight fireworks display. While the energy of the night is thrilling, it also presents certain risks, particularly when it comes to overcrowding, alcohol-related violence, and other hazards. One of the primary dangers of large public gatherings is the risk of a crowd crush, which can occur when crowds become too dense, pushing individuals uncontrollably forward. These situations

With New Year's Eve celebrations in full swing, cities across India are taking extra precautions to ensure safety and prevent road accidents. Police in major cities, including Delhi, Mumbai, Noida, and Hyderabad, have issued detailed advisories to discourage drunk driving and manage the heavy traffic expected as partygoers head home late at night. The guidelines aim to ensure a safe and enjoyable evening for everyone, while keeping dangerous driving behaviors in check. In Mumbai

Dallas is home to a vibrant Indian community, and it reflects in the city's diverse culinary scene. Indian vegetarian cuisine holds a special place for its rich flavors, variety, and health benefits. Whether you're craving authentic North Indian dishes, South Indian delicacies, or fusion vegetarian food, Dallas has it all. Here’s a curated list of the top Indian vegetarian restaurants in Dallas to explore. 1. 1957 Veg Rest

Snack prices are feeling the impact of rising palm oil and potato costs, pushing many packaged food products to become more expensive. While domestic supply issues have caused potato prices to spike, global disruptions and increased import duties have made palm oil—a key ingredient in many snacks—costlier. As of recent reports, palm oil prices have hit their highest in over two years, with an all-India average price of Rs 130.5 per kg. Snack manufacturers, including Bika

India's inflation rate, based on the Consumer Price Index (CPI), moderated to 5.48% in November, down from 6.21% in October, according to the Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation. This easing, however, is still above the Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) target of 4%, with food prices continuing to drive inflationary pressure. The food inflation rate surged by 9.04%, continuing its trend of high costs. Economists had forecast a median inflation estimate of 5.5% fo

On Monday morning, around 40 schools in Delhi, including prominent institutions such as DPS RK Puram, GD Goenka, and Modern School, received a bomb threat email. The sender demanded $30,000, warning that bombs were planted inside the buildings. The email prompted a swift response, with bomb detection teams, fire officials, police, and dog squads conducting thorough checks at the affected schools. Fortunately, no suspicious items were discovered at any of the locations. The bomb thre

In response to rising food prices, the Indian government has launched Phase-II of retail sales for subsidised wheat flour and rice under the Bharat brand, available at Rs 30 per kg for wheat flour and Rs 34 per kg for rice. These products will be offered in 5kg and 10kg packs through cooperatives like NCCF, Nafed, and Kendriya Bhandar, as well as on e-commerce platforms. Food Minister Pralhad Joshi announced this temporary intervention, aimed at easing consumer costs and stabilising market pr

In a heartbreaking incident in Hyderabad's Banjara Hills area, a 33-year-old woman named Reshma Begum has died following severe food poisoning linked to momos purchased from a street vendor. Reshma, along with her two daughters aged 12 and 14, began experiencing symptoms such as diarrhea, stomach pain, and vomiting after consuming the street food on Friday. While her daughters are currently receiving medical treatment, Reshma succumbed to her illness on Sunday morning. The local

A concerning incident unfolded in Chennai, where around 35 students from a private school were rushed to the hospital after they reported symptoms including giddiness and irritation in their throats and eyes. The students were taken to the hospital as a precaution, with at least three of them being transferred to a private facility for further care. Initial reports suggest that the symptoms may have resulted from exposure to gas, potentially leaked from the school’s science la

In a concerning series of events, both an Akasa Air flight and an IndiGo flight received bomb threats on Wednesday, marking the twelfth such incident in just three days. The Akasa Air flight QP 1335, which was bound for Bengaluru and had 177 people on board, including three infants, was forced to return to Delhi. Meanwhile, IndiGo flight 6E 651, traveling from Mumbai to Delhi, was redirected to Ahmedabad, where the aircraft was isolated, and all passengers were safely disembarked. T

In a concerning incident in Tamil Nadu's Tiruvallur district, the 12578 Mysore-Darbhanga Express collided with a stationary goods rake at Kavaraipettai around 8:50 PM. The collision resulted in at least two coaches of the passenger train catching fire and derailing. Immediate Response: Emergency rescue teams and ambulances have been swiftly dispatched to the scene to assist passengers and assess the situation. Fortunately, there have been no reports of casualtie