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  America’s First Livestreamed Execution: Why the Pentagon Will Broadcast Nidal Hasan’s Firing Squad Death In a move that has stunned the world, the U.S. Pentagon confirmed that the firing squad execution of Nidal Malik Hasan — the former Army major who killed 13 people and wounded dozens in the 2009 Fort Hood shooting — will be livestreamed. The execution is scheduled for December 3, 2026, at Fort Hood, Texas, the same base where the massacre took place. This will mark the first U.S. military execution in more than 65 years and the first Army firing-squad execution since 1945. No modern American execution has ever been broadcast live. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has publicly supported making it “public,” stating that people need to see the consequences of such crimes. The Pentagon has confirmed the livestream will happen, though exact details (platform, delay, or restrictions) are still forthcoming. Hasan, a U.S. Army psychiatrist at the time, opened fire on unarmed soldiers...

  US Green Card Restrictions on Major IT Companies: What It Means for Indian Professionals in 2026 Discover how the latest US green card filing restrictions affecting major IT companies could impact Indian tech professionals, career opportunities, and the future of the IT industry. Introduction The global technology industry is facing a new challenge as reports emerge of US restrictions affecting green card applications filed by several major IT companies. The development has attracted attention among Indian professionals, technology workers, students, and people hoping to build their careers in the United States. For thousands of skilled workers, a US job represents more than a career opportunity. It can also mean professional growth, international exposure, and long-term financial stability. That is why changes to immigration procedures can create uncertainty for employees and employers alike. But what exactly does this development mean, and how could it affect Indian IT professi...