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MIT banned 2025 class president Megha Vemuri from the graduation ceremony after she delivered a pro-Palestinian speech at the OneMIT event, which was not pre-approved. In her speech, Vemuri criticized MIT's ties with Israel, called for an arms embargo, and expressed solidarity with Palestinian people amid ongoing violence in Gaza. MIT President Sally Kornbluth emphasized the importance of scientific thinking and did not address the incident during her commencement remarks, leaving uncertainty about Vemuri's graduation...

A four-year-old boy named Antonio Quinn was severely injured in a dog attack by a Pocket Bully while visiting a friend's house on May 26. His mother, Amanda Holmes, described the horrific injuries, noting he was left bloodied with wounds on his cheeks, chin, and thigh, but he managed to escape thanks to a family friend's intervention. Antonio was hospitalized for three hours for treatment, and while he is recovering, both the attacking dog and...

Summary of Wildfire Situation in Saskatchewan Thousands in Saskatchewan have evacuated due to severe wildfires affecting multiple communities, including Pelican Narrows and Hall Lake, prompting a provincial state of emergency declared by Premier Scott Moe. Major fires, such as the Shoe Lake and Pisew fires, have burned over 216,000 and 55,873 hectares respectively, disrupting highways and necessitating evacuations to cities like Saskatoon and Prince Albert. Despite minimal rainfall expected, meteorologists caution that strong winds may...

SummaryIn Levin, boy racers and their supporters created chaos overnight with dangerous burnouts and skids, prompting police to respond in full riot gear. A TikTok video captured the scene, showing multiple cars performing burnouts amidst large crowds, fireworks, and cheers, while some onlookers expressed concern about the situation. Reports indicated significant police activity on Oxford St, the State Highway 1 route, as authorities worked to manage the disorderly situation. Full Article

In a move condemned by humanitarian organizations, Israel has initiated a controversial aid distribution system in Gaza, outsourcing food supplies to foreign security firms after UN and Palestinian institutions rejected it as a militarized starvation tactic. The US contractor Safe Reach Solutions (SRS) has partnered with a little-known Palestinian company, "Three Brothers," to manage aid hubs, leading to chaos during the launch due to overwhelming demand amid severe starvation conditions. Human rights groups warn this...

NewsFeedArab states are accusing Israel of weaponising hunger in Gaza, rejecting its new aid system as illegal. “Starvation is being used as a weapon of war,” said UAE envoy Mohamed Abushahab, speaking on behalf of 22 Arab League members at the UN.Published On 30 May 202530 May 2025 Summary Arab states have condemned Israel for allegedly weaponizing hunger in Gaza and have deemed its new aid system illegal. UAE envoy Mohamed Abushahab, representing 22 Arab...