Nasim, a 36-year-old hairdresser arrested after protests in Iran, endured solitary confinement and torture in Evin prison, where she was threatened with execution and interrogated for hours daily. Alongside other women, including Rezvaneh, arrested for activism, they faced harsh conditions in overcrowded cells, with minimal amenities and basic meals. Despite the hardships, the women formed bonds, fought for women’s rights, and even experienced unexpected moments, such as Rezvaneh discovering she was pregnant while incarcerated.
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Wharton's Jeremy Siegel says stock sell-off is 'healthy' as cautious Fed gives investors a 'reality check'
The stock sell-off on Wall Street was considered "healthy" by finance professor Jeremy Siegel, as the Federal Reserve's cautious projection on future rate cuts provided a "reality check" for investors. The Fed recently cut interest rates by a quarter percentage point, indicating that it may only lower rates twice more in 2025, leading to a significant market response with all major indexes sinking. Siegel expects the Fed to reduce the number of rate cuts next...
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