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Ramaswamy faces backlash over Jesus remark before primary
Vivek Ramaswamy faces backlash over remarks on Jesus, as Hindu groups defend his views ahead of Ohio primary election. The post Ramaswamy faces backlash over Jesus remark before primary appeared first on The American Bazaar.
Indian American interpreter Meenu Batra freed from ICE custody
Meenu Batra, a longtime interpreter, is released from ICE custody after weeks, raising concerns over due process in immigration detention. The post Indian American interpreter Meenu Batra freed from ICE custody appeared first on The American Bazaar.
Kerala: A clear UDF mandate. The real task now is choosing the right direction
Will VD Satheeshan recognize this opportunity and provide the new direction Kerala now clearly demands? The post Kerala: A clear UDF mandate. The real task now is choosing the right direction appeared first on The American Bazaar.
These 3 upcoming IPOs might soon join the $1 trillion club
While the idea of stock surpassing one trillion would have been far-fetched once, now there are several stocks with market caps of more than $1 trillion The post These 3 upcoming IPOs might soon join the $1 trillion club appeared first on The American Bazaar.
Demand for Indian mangoes in the US surges despite high costs
Strong demand for Indian mangoes drives high prices and supply challenges amid complex import rules and rising freight costs. The post Demand for Indian mangoes in the US surges despite high costs appeared first on The American Bazaar.
AI chipmaker Cerebras eyes $26.62 billion IPO, positioning against Nvidia
Artificial intelligence chipmaker Cerebras is targeting a $26.62 billion valuation in its latest attempt at a U.S. IPO The post AI chipmaker Cerebras eyes $26.62 billion IPO, positioning against Nvidia appeared first on The American Bazaar.
X post alleges hiring bias at Stanford University over H-1B job postings
Chris Brunet, a conservative writer and independent journalist, has criticized a job posting by Stanford University, accusing it of specifically looking for H-1B workers The post X post alleges hiring bias at Stanford University over H-1B job postings appeared first on The American Bazaar.
Viral ‘buy Spirit Airlines’ website by TikToker crashes after 100K supporters
On May 2, Spirit Airlines ceased operations due to the high jet fuel costs following the Iran War, that led the company to bankruptcy The post Viral ‘buy Spirit Airlines’ website by TikToker crashes after 100K supporters appeared first on The American Bazaar.
‘First Indian’ to ‘suck at their job’: SNL sketch mocks Kash Patel amid FBI controversy
Aziz Ansari’s SNL parody of Kash Patel goes viral, spotlighting ongoing controversy around the FBI director. The post ‘First Indian’ to ‘suck at their job’: SNL sketch mocks Kash Patel amid FBI controversy appeared first on The American Bazaar.
Anthropic nears $1.5 billion joint venture with Wall Street firms
Anthropic is getting close to a proposed $1.5 billion joint venture with leading Wall Street firms to secure funding and advance artificial intelligence capabilities The post Anthropic nears $1.5 billion joint venture with Wall Street firms appeared first on The American Bazaar.
Pentagon strikes deal with 8 AI firms including Google, Microsoft, OpenAI, Nvidia
The Pentagon announced that it has entered into agreements with eight AI companies to deploy their intelligence on classified systems The post Pentagon strikes deal with 8 AI firms including Google, Microsoft, OpenAI, Nvidia appeared first on The American Bazaar.
Literary Review: ‘Dhimi Aanch’ by Satish Jha
The review that follows is structured as a literary symposium — five distinct voices, each approaching “Dhimi Aanch,” meaning “Slow Flame,” from a different vantage point The post Literary Review: ‘Dhimi Aanch’ by Satish Jha appeared first on The American Bazaar.
11 Indian Americans win Soros Fellowships for New Americans
Winners of prestigious fellowships for immigrants and their children receive up to $90,000 for graduate studies. The post 11 Indian Americans win Soros Fellowships for New Americans appeared first on The American Bazaar.
3 Indian Americans win Argonne awards for AI and supercomputing
Kiran Kumar Yalamanchi, FNU Shilpika, and Krishna Teja Chitty-Venkata recognized for work on exascale computing and fuel design. The post 3 Indian Americans win Argonne awards for AI and supercomputing appeared first on The American Bazaar.
Your national economic future: AI already did the audit
AI already did the audit, it writes a 100-page bulletproof lease in ten seconds for pennies. It eats senior management jobs by the billion. The post Your national economic future: AI already did the audit appeared first on The American Bazaar.
Vinciya Pandian named to International Nurse Researcher Hall of Fame
Indian American nursing leader recognised for pioneering immersive healthcare technology research. The post Vinciya Pandian named to International Nurse Researcher Hall of Fame appeared first on The American Bazaar.
Indian American neurologist Dileep Yavagal receives Lifetime Achievement Award
India-born Yavagal honored for advancing mechanical thrombectomy and expanding equitable stroke care worldwide. The post Indian American neurologist Dileep Yavagal receives Lifetime Achievement Award appeared first on The American Bazaar.
Spirit Airlines crowdfunding bid gains millions in pledges
A viral campaign to buy Spirit Airlines draws $23M in pledges after its collapse, highlighting public interest in collective ownership. The post Spirit Airlines crowdfunding bid gains millions in pledges appeared first on The American Bazaar.
Air India cuts North America flights amid rising costs
Air India reduces up to 100 daily flights through July, scaling back North America routes amid fuel and airspace challenges The post Air India cuts North America flights amid rising costs appeared first on The American Bazaar.
Can AI-literate students gain edge in the changing US job market?
AI is giving workers greater confidence to rethink career mobility. As employees build AI literacy, first-generation and international students may gain an edge in an uncertain U.S. job market. The post Can AI-literate students gain edge in the changing US job market? appeared first on The American Bazaar.
