US President Donald Trump offered condolences and praised first responders after a mid-air collision between a passenger jet and an army helicopter near Washington DC. The crash resulted in multiple fatalities, and no survivors have been found. The accident involved American Airlines Flight 5342 and a Black Hawk helicopter on a training mission. Investigations are ongoing. Continue Reading »
Israel will release 110 Palestinian prisoners, including prominent terrorist convicts, in exchange for three Israeli hostages. The deal, part of a truce brokered by the US, Egypt, and Qatar, also includes the release of five Thai captives. The agreement aims to secure the release of 33 Israeli hostages in exchange for nearly 2,000 Palestinian prisoners. Continue Reading »
President Sisi of Egypt and King Abdullah II of Jordan firmly rejected the forced displacement of Palestinians from Gaza following US President Trump’s suggestion. Sisi emphasized Egypt’s unwavering support for a Palestinian state, while Abdullah reiterated the need to keep Palestinians on their land, aligning with the two-state solution. The proposal faced widespread condemnation from regional leaders. Continue Reading »
A women's football match in Bangladesh was cancelled due to Islamist protests, marking the second such event recently. Demonstrators, including students and teachers, opposed female participation in football, citing it as un-Islamic. The Bangladesh Football Federation condemned the disruptions, emphasising women's rights to engage in sports. Continue Reading »
Former US Sen Bob Menendez was sentenced to 11 years in prison after being convicted of bribery and foreign influence schemes. Despite his plea for leniency, the judge emphasized his corruption. Menendez has vowed to appeal the conviction and criticized the justice system. Continue Reading »
A 15-year-old girl in Pakistan's Quetta was killed by her father and uncle in an alleged honour killing after refusing to stop making TikTok videos. The murder was premeditated, and both men have confessed. Meanwhile, there are ongoing debates in the United States regarding the regulation and ownership of TikTok. Continue Reading »
A Canada commission report has not established a link to any foreign state in the killing of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar, contradicting earlier allegations by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Indian involvement. The report suggests possible disinformation by India in response to Trudeau’s claims. Continue Reading »
US President Trump has ordered a crackdown on anti-semitism at colleges, directing federal agencies to identify actions to combat anti-Jewish activities. The justice department will investigate discrimination at US institutions, particularly amid recent anti-Israel demonstrations. Additionally, Trump has signed orders affecting school funding based on curriculum content and reinstated protections for monuments against vandalism, signalling a tough stance on antisemitism and education policies. Continue Reading »
Meta has decided to pay $25 million to resolve a lawsuit from former President Donald Trump over his account suspensions after the Capitol attack in January 2021. This settlement includes funding for Trump's future presidential library and covers legal expenses. Continue Reading »
A small aircraft crashed into the Potomac River near Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, leading to a prompt emergency response from multiple agencies including DC Fire and EMS. Fireboats were deployed, and flights at Reagan National were temporarily halted as emergency personnel responded. Continue Reading »
A top DOJ official supervised large-scale deportation raids in Chicago, resulting in 100 arrests. The DOJ is investigating potential law violations by sanctuary cities like Chicago, which refuses to assist federal immigration enforcement. Mayor Brandon Johnson pledges to uphold the city's sanctuary policies despite federal pressure. Continue Reading »
Ahmad al-Sharaa, formerly an al-Qaeda-affiliated jihadist, has become Syria’s interim president after leading the overthrow of Bashar al-Assad’s regime. Despite distancing himself from al-Qaeda and rebranding his group, his past leadership of the suppressive HTS raises concerns about his governance approach. Continue Reading »
US President Donald Trump announced plans to detain 'criminal illegal aliens' at Guantanamo Bay, a facility known for housing terrorism suspects. The announcement accompanied the signing of new legislation permitting pre-trial confinement of undocumented migrants accused of theft and violent offenses, in a move aimed at doubling detention capacity and combating migrant crime. Continue Reading »
US President Donald Trump offered condolences and praised first responders after a mid-air collision between a passenger jet and an army helicopter near Washington DC. The crash resulted in multiple fatalities, and no survivors have been found. The accident involved American Airlines Flight 5342 and a Black Hawk helicopter on a training mission. Investigations are ongoing. 
Israel will release 110 Palestinian prisoners, including prominent terrorist convicts, in exchange for three Israeli hostages. The deal, part of a truce brokered by the US, Egypt, and Qatar, also includes the release of five Thai captives. The agreement aims to secure the release of 33 Israeli hostages in exchange for nearly 2,000 Palestinian prisoners. 
President Sisi of Egypt and King Abdullah II of Jordan firmly rejected the forced displacement of Palestinians from Gaza following US President Trump’s suggestion. Sisi emphasized Egypt’s unwavering support for a Palestinian state, while Abdullah reiterated the need to keep Palestinians on their land, aligning with the two-state solution. The proposal faced widespread condemnation from regional leaders. 
A women's football match in Bangladesh was cancelled due to Islamist protests, marking the second such event recently. Demonstrators, including students and teachers, opposed female participation in football, citing it as un-Islamic. The Bangladesh Football Federation condemned the disruptions, emphasising women's rights to engage in sports. 
Former US Sen Bob Menendez was sentenced to 11 years in prison after being convicted of bribery and foreign influence schemes. Despite his plea for leniency, the judge emphasized his corruption. Menendez has vowed to appeal the conviction and criticized the justice system. 
A 15-year-old girl in Pakistan's Quetta was killed by her father and uncle in an alleged honour killing after refusing to stop making TikTok videos. The murder was premeditated, and both men have confessed. Meanwhile, there are ongoing debates in the United States regarding the regulation and ownership of TikTok. 
A Canada commission report has not established a link to any foreign state in the killing of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar, contradicting earlier allegations by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Indian involvement. The report suggests possible disinformation by India in response to Trudeau’s claims. 
US President Trump has ordered a crackdown on anti-semitism at colleges, directing federal agencies to identify actions to combat anti-Jewish activities. The justice department will investigate discrimination at US institutions, particularly amid recent anti-Israel demonstrations. Additionally, Trump has signed orders affecting school funding based on curriculum content and reinstated protections for monuments against vandalism, signalling a tough stance on antisemitism and education policies. 
Meta has decided to pay $25 million to resolve a lawsuit from former President Donald Trump over his account suspensions after the Capitol attack in January 2021. This settlement includes funding for Trump's future presidential library and covers legal expenses. 
A small aircraft crashed into the Potomac River near Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, leading to a prompt emergency response from multiple agencies including DC Fire and EMS. Fireboats were deployed, and flights at Reagan National were temporarily halted as emergency personnel responded. 
A top DOJ official supervised large-scale deportation raids in Chicago, resulting in 100 arrests. The DOJ is investigating potential law violations by sanctuary cities like Chicago, which refuses to assist federal immigration enforcement. Mayor Brandon Johnson pledges to uphold the city's sanctuary policies despite federal pressure. 
Ahmad al-Sharaa, formerly an al-Qaeda-affiliated jihadist, has become Syria’s interim president after leading the overthrow of Bashar al-Assad’s regime. Despite distancing himself from al-Qaeda and rebranding his group, his past leadership of the suppressive HTS raises concerns about his governance approach. 
US President Donald Trump announced plans to detain 'criminal illegal aliens' at Guantanamo Bay, a facility known for housing terrorism suspects. The announcement accompanied the signing of new legislation permitting pre-trial confinement of undocumented migrants accused of theft and violent offenses, in a move aimed at doubling detention capacity and combating migrant crime.