In recent years, the planet has faced an alarming rise in catastrophic weather events. Wildfires raging across vast landscapes, tornadoes tearing through communities, and earthquakes shaking the very foundation of cities leave behind trails of devastation.  While these events are undeniably tragic, they also carry the seeds of new opportunities—chances to rebuild, reimagine, and renew […]

Turning Disasters into New Beginnings: A Fresh Start for All Generations

Living sustainably is more than just an environmental choice; it’s a spiritual journey. It’s about recognizing our interconnectedness with the Earth … Click to read more! This intentionality transforms consumption from a mundane activity into a spiritual exercise, fostering gratitude and awareness of the resources we consume. CLICK HERE! Sustainability and Spirituality: Daily Practices for […]

Sustainability and Spirituality: Daily Practices for a Harmonious Life..!

Valentine’s Day is all about love, and while we often focus on romantic relationships, why not extend that love to something that gives us life every single day—our planet? This year, let’s celebrate by showing appreciation for Earth and making choices that help protect it for future generations. Here are some heartfelt ways to give […]

Show Love for Planet Earth This Valentine’s Day

This is an incredible journey around our exquisite globe! We are blessed to have these gifts. Here is another reason to celebrate our planet.

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In our search for wellness, we often focus on nutrition, exercise, or managing stress. These are all vital, but there’s another healing force that’s often overlooked: living with purpose—especially when that purpose involves caring for others. When we align our lives with the intention to uplift, serve, or simply be present for someone else, something […]

The Healing Power of Purpose: How Helping Others Helps Ourselves

Rotary telephone, busy signal, or continuous ring if I’m not available, newspapers, hand-written notes, trips to the library, and books! Lots of books. We looked around as we walked around! I remember the Encyclopedia, dictionary & the Thesaurus.

Life Before Internet

Do you remember life before the internet? Twenty years ago, I remember that we knocked on our neighbor’s door in the night for us to watch TV series. We can only watch screens during the night since we went to school, and mobile phones weren’t out of reach yet. We played a lot in the […]

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By Jennifer Hansler, CNN The US State Department has instructed US embassies and consulates around the world to pause new student visa appointments as it develops guidance to expand “social media screening and vetting” to all applicants for student visas, according to a diplomatic cable seen by CNN. [related_articles location=”left” show_article_date=”false” article_type=”automatic-primary-tag”] It’s the latest move from the Trump administration that could deter international students from studying at universities in the United States. The cable, issued on Tuesday morning and signed by Secretary of State Marco Rubio, comes as the Trump administration has revoked scores of student visas and after it moved to stop foreign students from studying at Harvard University, a move that has been halted by a judge for the time being. The cable states that the State Department “is conducting a review of existing operations and processes for screening and vetting of student and exchange visitor (F, M, J) visa applicants, and based on that review, plans to issue guidance on expanded social media vetting for all such applicants.” The State Department had already called for social media vetting of some applicants, largely related to alleged antisemitism. However, an expansion of the efforts could severely slow down the overall student visa issuance process. Politico was first to report the news. The cable notes that expanded social media screening and vetting of all the applicants for such visas could have “potentially significant implications for consular section operations, processes and resource allocations.” As a result, the consular sections – which issue visas – “will need to take into consideration the workload requirements of each case prior to scheduling them going forward.” It instructs embassies and consulates, effective immediately, not to add “any additional student or exchange visa…appointment capacity until further guidance is issued,” and to remove “appointments that are available, but not taken as of the release of this cable.” Appointments that were already scheduled can still take place, the cable notes. “Consular sections should remain focused on consular priorities including services for U.S. citizens, immigrant visas, and fraud prevention,” it states. CNN has reached out to the State Department for comment. The-CNN-Wire™ & © 2025 Cable News Network, Inc., a Warner Bros. Discovery Company. All rights reserved.

US State Department orders embassies to pause student visa appointments as it considers expanding social media vetting

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ISLAMABAD: The National Cyber ​​Emergency Response Team has issued an advisory and directed Pakistani social media users to immediately change their accounts’ passwords. According to details, the National Cyber ​​Emergency Response Team has issued an advisory, which revealed that passwords and sensitive information of more than 18 million social media users have been stolen. Global […]

Pakistani Social Media users immediately change your accounts password, advisory issued