California colleges reach settlements over antisemitism complaints linked to campus protests

Two California colleges have reached settlements with Jewish organisations and individuals who filed complaints alleging antisemitism arising from pro-Palestinian campus protests, according to AP News. The agreements come at a time when universities across the United States are facing intense scrutiny over how they balance free speech, academic freedom, and civil rights protections amid heightened…

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‘Dhurandhar’ creates HISTORY by scoring the highest second weekend number, the Ranveer Singh, Akshaye Khanna starrer beats the second weekend collection of ‘Pushpa 2; crosses Rs 350 crore | Hindi Movie News

Aditya Dhar‘s directorial ‘Dhurandhar’ is leaving everyone spellbound with its box office numbers. While the advance bookings of the film were good, there were a lot of mixed reviews for the film on its opening day. Many had also ruled it out, however, it has just grown and how in the past one week. If…

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Tulsi for diabetes: How holy basil supports blood sugar control, improves insulin sensitivity, reduces stress, and boosts overall health |

Within Ayurvedic medicine, tulsi or holy basil is a respectfully regarded herb for the depth of health benefits it provokes. In the case of diabetic patients, tulsi extends amazingly useful support to regulate blood sugar levels and increase insulin sensitivity, among fighting off oxidative stress. Antioxidant and anti-inflammatory in nature, tulsi helps with overall metabolic…

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‘One of the architects of October 7 attack’: Israel eliminates top Hamas commander Raad Saad; releases video of targeted strike

Image: X@/IsraelWarRoom, AP The Israeli military said it killed Raad Saad, a senior commander of Hamas’s Qassam Brigades, in a targeted strike on a car in the Gaza Strip on Saturday. According to Israeli authorities, Saad played a key role in planning the Hamas-led attack on southern Israel on October 7, 2023, which triggered the…

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The year-end calm that isn’t — And what it means for the global economy

The last weeks of December are usually a lull: thinner trading desks, shuttered parliaments, executives on leave. Yet geopolitics rarely respects the calendar. This year, several theatres are converging at precisely the moment the global economy is most sensitive to shocks: inflation has cooled but remains reactive; growth is resilient but moderating; and supply chains—re-engineered…

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‘Police underprepared, civilian required to neutralise threat’: Witnesses reveal shocking details as Bondi Beach shooting toll rises to 16

The death toll from the Bondi Beach shooting in Sydney has risen to 16, including a child, as survivors reveal harrowing details of the attack and question the ‘underprepared’ police response, reports the Daily Mail. The massacre on Sunday targeted a Hanukkah festival full of Jews and is being treated as an act of terrorism….

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