Nikesh Chapagain

Senior Contributor
Nikesh Chapagain is a Texan native who has spent over five years as a journalist and political analyst. He graduated from the University of Texas at Dallas and has since been published by the Texas Observer, the Dallas Morning News, the Dallas Business Journal, and many other outlets. His first book is The People’s Candidate.
Korean actress dead at 24

Mystery Sorrounds The Death of Famous South Korean Actress

South Korean actor Kim Sae-Ron, once a rising starlet with Cannes acclaim under her belt, was found dead at her Seoul home on Sunday. The news stunned fans and left the entertainment world reeling as she was just 24 years old. Police say there’s no sign of foul play, but questions linger. What led a

Scientist warns NASA mission may not work on asteroid

Scientist Warns NASA’s DART-Like Mission May Not Work on This Asteroid

Ever wondered what you’d do if a space rock the size of the Statue of Liberty came hurtling toward your city? Well, NASA is wondering the same thing—because it might happen. Meet asteroid 2024 YR4, the unwelcome cosmic guest with a 2.3% chance of crashing into Earth in 2032. Not lottery-winning odds, but not nothing

Canada Names Indian Minister Amit Shah For Targeting Sikh Separatists

Canada has alleged that the Indian Home Minister was responsible for assassinating sikh leaders on its soil. On Tuesday, the Canadian government intensified its diplomatic row with India by alleging that Amit Shah, a close ally of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, was involved in orchestrating attacks against Sikh separatists in Canada.  Relations Drops To Lowest

Mysterious White Substance is Washing Up on Canada’s Beaches

People in the Newfoundland beach of Canada are curious and concerned after mysterious white blobs washed up on the shore. The blobs were described by nearby residents as doughy that resembles poorly made bread with a vegetable oil-like odor. Canadian authorities are investigating the cause but so far have remained unsuccessful, the BBC report mentioned.

Why is Namibia Culling More Than 700 Wild Animals Including Elephants?

A Southern African country, Namibia has announced plans to cull more than 700 wild animals including elephants, zebras and hippos. The worsening drought conditions were cited as a justification by the government which it said will help reduce the crisis. The country is facing its worst drought in a century, leading the government to take