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India and the United States are nearing completion of a major bilateral trade deal, with most negotiations finished. India is also progressing on trade talks with other countries and seeking new export markets.
A student was arrested after shouting an antisemitic slur at Dave Portnoy during a video shoot in Starkville, Mississippi. The incident was caught on video, and the suspect has since withdrawn from Mississippi State University. Police are continuing to investigate.
Bill de Blasio is reportedly dating Roxanna Valenzuela, the mayor of South Tucson, Arizona, following his breakup with activist Nomiki Konst. The relationship has sparked controversy and concern among those close to Valenzuela and her family.
Top officials condemn National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir for halting the promotion of a police officer linked to the prime minister's corruption trial. The decision is described as unprecedented and possibly politically motivated.
Hezbollah's leader threatened Israel and vowed the group would not disarm, despite international pressure. He insisted on the group's right to defend itself and called for Israel's withdrawal from southern Lebanon.
Ron Dermer has resigned as Strategic Affairs Minister, citing both the government's failures and achievements since October 7. He will remain involved as a special envoy for Prime Minister Netanyahu. Leaders across the political spectrum praised his service and dedication.
'Nuremberg' lacks psychological depth in its portrayal of the Nazi trials, focusing instead on underdeveloped subplots. The film misses the chance to fully explore the dynamic between Göring and Kelley.
Four Israelis were arrested after a violent attack on Palestinians in the West Bank, where property was set on fire and several people were injured. The incident highlights a surge in settler violence, drawing condemnation from Israeli officials and rights groups. Most such attacks rarely result in prosecution.
Jewish students at Berlin Technical University have barricaded themselves in a campus building, echoing previous protests by pro-Palestinian activists. The move reflects heightened tensions and activism surrounding the conflict in Gaza.
The resignation of a trusted Israeli spokesperson has drawn strong reactions in the Arab world. His credible warnings during recent conflicts made him a key figure, and many now question who will replace him.
Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed deleted a post calling border agents 'white supremacists' and blaming U.S. policy for illegal immigration. The move follows scrutiny over his past support for the 'defund the police' movement. His positions have sparked controversy ahead of a highly competitive Senate race.
Michigan gubernatorial candidate Anthony Hudson plans a demonstration in Dearborn to 'expose' the city, citing concerns over Sharia law and recent security incidents. The event has drawn attention to ongoing debates about religious freedom and community relations in the state.
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