5 Rivers Around the World That Offer Incredible Wildlife Safaris
When people think of wildlife safaris, dusty savannahs and 4x4 jeeps usually come to mind. But some of the most thrilling encounters with wild animals actually happen on water. From jungle waterways bursting with life to calm rivers where elephants wade, river safaris give a completely different perspective on the wild. Here are five rivers where the safari experience is as unforgettable as it is unexpected. Amazon River, South AmericaThe Amazon is less a river and more a world of its own. Flowing through the largest rain forest on Earth, it’s...
10 Worst States to Live in America, 2025
A new WalletHub analysis has ranked the toughest states to live in this year, weighing factors like healthcare, safety, economy, and overall quality of life. While affordability or natural beauty give some of these states their appeal, everyday living challenges push them to the bottom of the list. New MexicoNew Mexico lands at the bottom for 2025. The state faces the highest crime rate in the country, along with struggling education and healthcare systems. Poverty is widespread, making it one of the hardest places for families to thrive. Despite its natural...
US to Launch Website for New $5 Million Gold Card Visa Program
In a significant move aimed at attracting wealthy foreign investors, the United States is preparing to launch a new government website for its upcoming "Gold Card" visa program. This initiative will offer permanent residency to affluent individuals who invest at least $5 million in the U.S. economy. Website Launch and Registration U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick confirmed that registration for the Gold Card program will open soon. A dedicated website, trumpcard.gov, is expected to go live within the week. This site will serve as the official portal for applications and provide detailed...
Nauru Sells Citizenship to Combat Climate Crisis
Nauru, the world’s third-smallest country, has launched an initiative to offer citizenship for USD 105,000 (approximately INR 91.5 lakh) under its Economic and Climate Resilience Citizenship Programme. The move is aimed at generating funds to tackle climate change and relocate the island’s 12,500 residents to higher ground as rising sea levels threaten their homes. A Bid for Survival Amid Climate ThreatsLocated in Micronesia, northeast of Australia, Nauru spans just 21 square kilometers and faces severe environmental and economic challenges. Decades of phosphate mining have left 80 percent of its land uninhabitable,...