Israel PM says Hamas’s Gaza chief Mohammed Sinwar has been killed

A holidaymaker, Beth Milligan, claims she was unjustly removed from a Jet2 flight from Glasgow to Spain due to her anxiety about flying, despite being reassured by cabin crew that she was fine. After disclosing her previous chest pain, which had been deemed non-threatening by doctors, she was labeled a ‘medical liability’ and escorted off the plane, leading to her and her boyfriend losing their £1,300 holiday. Jet2 stated that their priority is customer safety...

The Bloc Québécois has introduced Bill C-202, aimed at ensuring full protection for supply management in trade agreements, specifically preventing tariff increases and reductions on dairy, poultry, and eggs. Bloc Leader Yves-François Blanchet expressed optimism that the bill could pass quickly in the House of Commons, following previous unsuccessful attempts due to Senate opposition. While supporters argue it protects farmers, opponents, including the Canadian Agri-Food Trade Alliance, contend it would hinder trade negotiations, with Prime...

Two NYPD detectives were placed on modified duty following revelations of their connections to a Manhattan townhouse where an Italian businessman was allegedly tortured by two crypto suspects over a bitcoin password. One detective, who had been working off-duty security for one of the suspects, transported the victim to the townhouse, where he was subjected to severe abuse before escaping. The detectives are under investigation for their employment with the suspects, while the accused, John...

New Supreme Court Appointments Representative image (Picture credit: ANI) President Droupadi Murmu appointed Justices N V Anjaria, Vijay Bishnoi, and Atil S Chandurkar as Supreme Court judges, following a swift recommendation from the SC collegium led by CJI B R Gavai. The appointment, finalized within three days, will bring the Supreme Court to its full strength of 34 judges, although one vacancy will arise with Justice Bela M Trivedi's retirement on June 9. Justices Anjaria...

The White House announced that Israel had approved a new ceasefire proposal for Gaza, which Hamas rejected, claiming it did not meet their demands to end the war. The proposal includes a potential 60-day truce and prisoner exchanges but has been criticized by Hamas as inadequate. Meanwhile, the humanitarian crisis in Gaza worsens, with reports of starvation and ongoing Israeli military operations, as tensions continue to rise amid accusations of "systematic starvation tactics" by Israel....

NewsFeedIn Tulkarem, located in the occupied West Bank, residents are evacuating their homes ahead of demolitions ordered by the Israeli military, with tens of thousands already displaced. This situation coincides with Israel's approval of 22 illegal settlements, marking the most significant expansion in decades. These developments highlight ongoing tensions and humanitarian concerns in the region.Published On 29 May 202529 May 2025 Full Article