Delhi’s IGI airport to close down third runway from February 16, what is the reason? will it affect you?
Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport will close its third runway temporarily, 11R/29L, starting February 16, for at least five months due to crucial infrastructure upgrades and repairs needed for a long time now. DIAL said that it will ensure smooth operations without hindrances.
Delhi govt approves 3 road projects, including Janakpuri flyover, to ease traffic congestion; check details
The PWD plans to conduct a feasibility study and later a DPR for a flyover on Janakpuri-Pankha Road.
Delhi’s traffic to ease after six-Lane DND-Sarai Kale Khan corridor to connect Delhi-Mumbai Expressway soon, cut travel time to 12 hours
The area near DND flyway and Sarai Kale Khan is one of Delhi’s congestion-prone stretches but now the traffic issue will soon be resolved as the Delhi government will soon complete development work here. As part of its decongestion drive in one of the biggest chokepoints in the capital, the Delhi government is set to complete the work on building a new six-lane corridor connecting DND Flyway to Sarai Kale Khan, part of the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway, by March 2026.
Shravan Gupta, a two-country fugitive, faces Rs 180 crore fraud charges
Last year, Shravan Gupta was convicted and sentenced to 10 years of prison by an Abu Dhabi court for alleged fraud and embezzlement.
Trump has promised cheaper oil. Texas’ economy could pay a price.
A possible flood of South American oil would hinder the state’s production of fuel, some experts say, making it hard to break even on costs.
Texas to defend law requiring schools to post Ten Commandments. Here’s what to know.
A federal appeals court will hear arguments in lawsuits seeking to block Texas and Louisiana from requiring classroom displays of the Ten Commandments.
Texas forecast to be top market for data centers in two years, increasing grid demand
As artificial intelligence pushes demand for more data centers, companies are drawn to the state’s relatively inexpensive land and natural gas that can run on-site power plants.
Ex-Trump ally Marjorie Taylor Greene rips the president’s endorsements, saying they ‘solidify the swamp’
Former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene — who departed from office earlier this month after a falling out with President Donald Trump last year — slammed the president’s endorsement track record in a Tuesday post on X. “Trump’s endorsements do not drain the swamp, his endorsements solidify the swamp and ensure the swamp is never drained. And no he is not being deceived by his team,” Greene asserted. “It’s not sabotage when he chooses the candidates and controls the agenda. Keep voting for Trump endorsed candidates with F voting records, and you are responsible for never draining the swamp. Like it or not, that’s the truth,” she wrote. 5 TAKEAWAYS AS MTG UNLOADS TO NYT MAGAZINE, DISHING SCATHING CRITICISM OF TRUMP White House spokesperson Davis Ingle pushed back in a statement to Fox News Digital. “President Trump’s unmatched coalition building ability has led to the most successful Republican Party in American history which has delivered more long-held GOP priorities under his leadership than either party has achieved for their voters in many combined decades prior. President Trump knows politics is a game of addition, and Marjorie ‘Quitter’ Greene just lives a reductive, self-defeating life of subtraction,” Ingle asserted. MARJORIE TAYLOR GREENE SAYS SHE ‘ABSOLUTELY’ WOULDN’T SUPPORT BOYS IN GIRLS SPORTS IF SHE HAD TRANS CHILD Greene issued the criticism when sharing a post from conservative commentator Daniel Horowitz of Blaze Media. In the post, Horowitz asserted, “Everyone complains that Congress blocks Trump’s agenda. But here’s the uncomfortable truth: Trump has the power to change it instantly — by endorsing against the incumbents who keep sabotaging him. Instead, he has done the opposite for 5 primary cycles.” Greene wrote in her post, “This is 1,000% true.” Last year, after Trump castigated Greene, the congresswoman announced her plans to resign. MARJORIE TAYLOR GREENE FIRMLY REJECTS ‘THE VIEW’ HOSTS’ PLEAS TO BECOME A DEMOCRAT “I am withdrawing my support and Endorsement of ‘Congresswoman’ Marjorie Taylor Greene, of the Great State of Georgia,” he declared in part of one Truth Social post targeting the lawmaker. “I understand that wonderful, Conservative people are thinking about primarying Marjorie in her District of Georgia, that they too are fed up with her and her antics and, if the right person runs, they will have my Complete and Unyielding Support,” he added later in the post.
Trump admin argues judge limiting ICE in Minnesota would be ‘unprecedented’ overreach
The Trump administration on Monday asked a federal judge to reject the state of Minnesota’s motion to limit ICE operations in the state, arguing to do so would be “unprecedented” overreach. The Justice Department (DOJ) argued in a filing in response to Minnesota’s lawsuit that the state was “effectively seeking a state veto over the enforcement of federal law,” calling the notion “legally frivolous” and an “absurdity.” “The 10th Amendment does not afford an ejectment action for states who are dissatisfied with the federal government’s enforcement of federal law,” the DOJ response said. The state sued the Trump administration last week, seeking to block a massive federal immigration enforcement surge they say has flooded the Twin Cities with armed agents, sparked fear and unrest, and interfered with state and local authorities, according to court filings. ICE SAYS 2 DEMONSTRATORS WERE ARRESTED IN MINNESOTA FOR ALLEGEDLY ASSAULTING OFFICERS An injunction blocking the operation “would constitute an unprecedented act of judicial overreach,” the administration’s filing said. The DOJ further argued that federal officers and agents were facing a rise in “violent attacks” while conducting enforcement operations.” “In and around Minneapolis, ICE officers operating out of the St. Paul Office have been confronted with increased threats, violence, aggression, attacks, vehicle block-ins, and obstruction of immigration enforcement operations,” the filing said. MINNESOTA AG KEITH ELLISON DENIES DON LEMON, ANTI-ICE PROTESTERS VIOLATED FACE ACT AS DOJ MULLS CHARGES The state has until Thursday to respond to the Trump administration’s arguments. The state’s lawsuit comes nearly a week after an ICE agent shot and killed a 37-year-old Minneapolis woman during a federal enforcement operation in south Minneapolis. Federal officials have said agents were attempting to make arrests when the woman tried to use her vehicle as a weapon against officers, prompting an ICE agent to fire in self-defense. The recent surge in operations in Minnesota has pitted more than 2,000 federal immigration officers against community activists, protesters and agitators. The Trump administration and Minnesota officials have traded blame for the heightened tensions. Fox News Digital’s Greg Wehner and The Associated Press contributed to this report.
Trump seeks Davos signing ceremony for Gaza Board of Peace
Plans are being put together at President Donald Trump’s direction to hold a signing ceremony in Davos, Switzerland, for the Gaza Board of Peace, Fox News confirmed on Tuesday. Bloomberg was first to report the plans. The Trump administration began sending invitations to countries over the weekend, asking them to become founding members of the so-called Board of Peace. “Dozens” of countries have been invited to join the board, Fox News confirmed. The official invites went out Friday. WALTZ HAILS ‘NIGHT-AND-DAY’ MIDDLE EAST SHIFT AS TRUMP’S GAZA PLAN RESHAPES REGION Trump extended invitations to leaders from Russia, Belarus, China, Ukraine, India, Canada, Argentina, Jordan, Egypt, Hungary and Vietnam, among others. Some invited countries have raised concerns about the terms of the proposed Gaza peace board, as participation would come with a substantial financial commitment, according to Bloomberg. European allies are seeking to adjust the proposal and organize a joint response, including enlisting Arab nations to push for changes to the $1 billion permanent membership fee, the outlet reported. TRUMP TOUTS ‘TREMENDOUS PROGRESS’ BUT SAYS HE’LL MEET PUTIN AND ZELENSKYY ‘ONLY WHEN’ PEACE DEAL IS FINAL When questioned on Tuesday about French President Emmanuel Macron seemingly signaling reluctance to accept the invitation, Trump said, “Did he say that? Well, nobody wants him because he’s going to be out of office very soon. So, you know, that’s alright.” “What I’ll do is if they feel like hostile, I’ll put a 200% tariff on his wines and champagnes and he’ll join,” Trump said. “But, he doesn’t have to join.” Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has also pushed back on the proposal after Turkey’s Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan and Qatari diplomat Ali Al-Thawadi were named as appointed members to a separate “Gaza Executive Board.” Netanyahu’s office said the move was not coordinated with Israel and “runs contrary to its policy.” The White House said on Friday that Trump will chair the Board of Peace and be joined by a group of senior political, diplomatic and business figures, including his son-in-law Jared Kushner, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, U.S. special envoy Steve Witkoff and billionaire Marc Rowan, among others.