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Anshu Thakur
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Anshu Thakur is a writer who covers culture and trending stories across the internet. Her work focuses on the intersection of internet trends, entertainment, and fan reactions.
A passenger on a Frontier flight says travelers sat about 30 minutes with no air, water or light at an Atlanta gate, and a video shows a woman rushing the cabin door as a flight attendant pulls her back.
The New York City mayor says long calls with the president and the Homeland Security secretary failed to win the release of a man shot by an ICE agent in the Bronx, as DHS and police describe the incident.
The Labor Department will not accept or process permanent labor certification applications involving eight companies, including Microsoft and Adobe, as the administration also opens investigations into nine universities over exchange visas.
Arizona’s lawsuit alleges TikTok built features to keep young users scrolling, including children under 13, and promoted safety tools like a screen time limit that the company allegedly understood would not reduce use.
Police body camera footage shows a first-grader telling officers the gun belonged to his mother moments after shooting his teacher, in a case that ended with a civil verdict and a dismissed criminal case.
An ICE agent shot a man who was in a car with a 5-year-old during an arrest attempt, DHS says, while the NYPD says none of its officers were at the scene when it happened.
Agents were reportedly told to make 1,000 more arrests a day, a return to a 3,000-a-day target, while a recent contract notice for more holding space cites a high operational tempo and DHS says there are no quotas.
A letter signed by 68 staff says workers across the Chicago campus, the foundation’s Washington offices and remote roles are organizing as Obama Workers United, citing workloads, healthcare costs, paid time off and paused promotions.
Officers at Miami International Airport allegedly spotted a bulge on a traveler arriving from Cuba, then found six taped tubes in pockets sewn into his underwear, each reportedly holding live birds.
An employee sent her employer a Sunday-night email saying she would not return after a meeting kept her 25 minutes past her shift, adding that she had joined a competitor offering twice the pay.
