Delhi Transport Minister Pankaj Singh confirmed the government is investigating the Chinese app BAT-BMS, which is being used to illegally disable e-rickshaws remotely.
The government said the decision was in line with the directions of the Supreme Court’s judgment, which called for a “strict and intensive” audit. | Latest News Delhi ...
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Alexis Podesta, the ultimate Dem insider, rose through California politics – then wore an FBI wire
Alexis Podesta, a longtime Democratic power broker, went from trusted Gavin Newsom appointee to key FBI cooperator in ...
A coalition urged the Public Service Commission to probe utility rate hikes and data center deals as Kentuckians face higher ...
The GOP could rely on the threat of parallel probes by the Trump administration to power the House minority’s congressional ...
Consumer coalition asks FTC and DOJ to investigate Compass MLS deals, citing off-MLS listings, competition limits and fair ...
A law professor known for his expansive views of presidential power and for decades-old memos that justified harsh ...
A TIB survey finds more households paid bribes in 2025 than under the Awami League — and the poorest are spending a third of their income on police bribes. The Anti-Corruption Commission should not ne ...
Hundreds of thousands of pounds of charitable funds, including £136,000 for “musical and technical equipment” remain ...
A law professor known for his expansive views of presidential power and for decades-old memos that justified harsh ...
High above our heads, a silent battle is unfolding within Earth's magnetic shield. For decades, scientists have tracked "killer electrons"—ultrafast particles capable of piercing satellite armor and ...
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