How the Gaza war has remade the Middle East

In the TV show "The Traitors," contestants are often wrongly accused of deceit due to group dynamics and the pressure to conform. The roundtable discussions can lead to groupthink, where individuals prioritize harmony over critical thinking, leading to false accusations. Players may conform to fit in or gain information from the group, even if it goes against their personal values, ultimately affecting the outcome of the game. Full Article

Former Gary Mayor Jerome Prince was sentenced to one year of probation and a $26,750 fine for using campaign funds to purchase a home in the city's Miller neighborhood. He admitted to one count of wire fraud and will not have to pay restitution to donors. Prince's actions were considered public corruption by U.S. District Judge Philip Simon, who emphasized the seriousness of the offense and its lasting impact on Prince's reputation. Full Article

A man in East Auckland was seriously injured after being shot following an assault by three men in Highland Park. The incident took place on Dunrobin Place around 9.55pm, leading to the victim being hospitalized with severe injuries. Police are conducting investigations to determine the responsible parties and the full circumstances surrounding the shooting. Full Article

Ryan Wellings, 30, was sentenced to six-and-a-half years in prison for subjecting his partner, Kiena Dawes, to two years of assault and domestic abuse. Wellings was cleared of the unlawful killing of Dawes, who left a suicide note calling him a "monster." He was convicted of assault and coercive behavior but cleared of manslaughter following a six-week trial at Preston Crown Court. Full Article

TikTok refugees are turning to the Chinese social media app RedNote (Xiaohongshu) amid ByteDance's impending divestment deadline in the U.S., prompting concerns about data privacy and censorship. New users are already encountering restrictions on sensitive topics such as Taiwan and Tiananmen Square, sparking debates on free speech and government oversight. As the app gains popularity in the U.S., challenges with Chinese government control and data access may pose significant risks for users, despite ongoing legal...

India has offered domestically produced Dornier 228 aircraft to the Malaysian Coast Guard, showcasing its competitive edge with proposals for maintenance facilities and technology transfer. The aircraft, with a proven track record in the Indian Navy and Coast Guard, is cost-effective and versatile, meeting the requirement for seven aircraft capable of various coastal tasks. The modernized Dornier platform features advanced technology such as a glass cockpit, maritime patrol radar, and mission management system, demonstrating its...