H Hamas’ armed wing has announced new orders for its militants in Gaza, following the recovery of six hostages’ bodies by the Israel Defense Forces. The bodies, found in a tunnel in Rafah, were shot at close range, indicating execution. The new orders were implemented after Israeli rescue operations in June resulted in Palestinian casualties. Abu Ubaida of Hamas’ Al-Qassem Brigade blamed Israel for the deaths and criticized Netanyahu’s approach to hostage situations. Families of hostages called for accountability from Netanyahu, who expressed regret at not being able to bring them back alive. The Israeli public reacted strongly to the…

A tragic incident in Kolkata has sparked a nationwide strike by nearly 300,000 resident doctors in India. The 31-year-old victim, a resident trainee doctor, was raped and murdered while on duty at RG Kar Medical College and Hospital. As a result, all elective and non-emergency procedures have been suspended in solidarity. The Federation of Resident Doctors Association India (FORDA) has called for the passing of the Central Protection Act for Doctors to ensure the safety of healthcare workers. Despite existing laws in most states, violence against doctors continues to be a prevalent issue. Female doctors, in particular, face increased vulnerability…

D uring his presidency, Donald Trump raised concerns about the Federal Reserve’s impact on the economy, but his complaints were largely ignored. If re-elected, Trump and his running mate, J.D. Vance, want more control over the Fed’s interest rate decisions. This shift could have significant repercussions on U.S. monetary policy and global markets, considering the Fed’s historical independence from political influence. Economists warn that such politicization could harm the economy by prioritizing short-term gains over long-term stability. Trump’s proposal challenges the traditional separation between politics and the Fed, established after the inflation crisis of the 1970s. His approach contrasts with…

Donald Trump raised eyebrows at a private fundraiser by addressing South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem’s recent controversies, including the revelation in her book that she shot her 14-month old dog, Cricket, years ago. Despite calling her “controversial,” Trump also praised Noem’s loyalty and leadership. The fundraiser, attended by potential Vice President contenders like Marco Rubio and Tim Scott, showed Trump’s continued interest in Republican politics. Noem’s camp appreciated Trump’s support, highlighting her tenure as Governor. Trump also discussed Noem’s dog incident on a radio show, acknowledging the tough story but praising her character. Noem had explained that the dog’s aggressive…