I am running for the Iowa State Senate because Iowa needs a stronger voice for patients, families, public schools and small businesses. For too long, some of the most important …
Opinion
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USCIS Form Changes Raise New Risks for Green Card Applicants
by R. Suryamurthy 6 minutes readFor immigrants waiting years for a U.S. green card, the latest obstacle may not be a visa backlog or an employer change. It may be using the wrong government form. …
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A day after Vice President JD Vance argued that what was going on in Iran is “not war,” President Donald Trump got into the definition game essentially supporting his Number …
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Americans4Hindus Calls for Equal Political Rights and Rejects Ideological Profiling of Hindu Americans
by Americans4Hindus 3 minutes readAmericans4Hindus (A4H) expresses serious concern regarding the recently announced campaign by nearly 100 elected officials and candidates pledging to reject political contributions from individuals and organizations characterized as “RSS-linked.” Americans4Hindus …
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Opinion: Different Strokes for Different Folks
by Sridhar Krishnaswami 5 minutes readIt is not a question of a war in different time zones of Washington and Tel Aviv. It is a conflict that is pegged to the political fortunes of two …
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AI Changed Search: What Does That Mean for Marketers?
by Sumeet Pahwaby Sumeet Pahwa 5 minutes readEvery few years, the marketing industry discovers a new acronym and reorganizes itself around it. Search Engine Optimization (SEO) gave way to Search Engine Marketing (SEM), which expanded to include …
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Ancient Questions, Modern Science: Exploring the Future of Healing
by Carol Wick, Special to South Asian Herald 6 minutes readFor thousands of years, healing traditions across South Asia have treated health as more than disease. Mind, body, environment and inner life were understood as connected, with meditation, breath, movement, …
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Australia Has a Loneliness Problem: The Solution May Be Older Than We Think
by BAPS Australia 8 minutes readAsk Australians what’s gone wrong lately and you’ll get a familiar list. Phones. Social media. Cost of living. Politics that seems designed to split us into teams. We reach for …
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Students Are Struggling, Schools Are Still Catching Up
by Dhea Katkuriby Dhea Katkuri 3 minutes readEvery day, students walk into school smiling, laughing, and acting as if everything is fine. Behind those smiles, many are quietly struggling with stress, anxiety, loneliness, and pressure that no …