Two Australian nurses were caught on video threatening to kill Israeli patients during a video call with an Israeli content creator. The footage sparked outrage, leading to investigations by NSW Health and the police. The nurses have been fired from Bankstown Hospital, with officials condemning their actions.
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As Elon Musk said Grok can explain the drones over New Jersey, social media users posted what Grok said about the mystery sightings. The chatbot of X summarized what we know so far about the drone mystery and the speculations, the conspiracy theories around it. It, obviously, could not give any explanation as the phenomenon remains unexplained.
France's nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, Charles de Gaulle, and its strike group have docked in the Philippines after holding joint military exercises in the South China Sea, aimed at enhancing regional security and readiness amid ongoing territorial disputes with China. The visit marks France's commitment to strengthening maritime cooperation in the Indo-Pacific.
Judge James Boasberg has been assigned to oversee a lawsuit against the Trump administration over leaked Pentagon plans discussed on Signal. American Oversight accuses officials of violating federal records laws, while Republican lawmakers criticize Boasberg's involvement, citing potential bias and past controversial rulings.
Bangladesh Petroleum Corporation (BPC) will import 130,000 metric tonnes of diesel from India's Numaligarh Refinery Ltd (NRL) between January and December. The cost of this diesel will be Bangladeshi Taka 1,137 crore. BPC's total fuel oil demand is 7.4 million tonnes, with 4.6 million tonnes being diesel, mostly imported. This agreement continues a practice started in January 2016.
During a flight from Las Vegas to Florida, President Trump discussed various topics including changing the colour of Air Force One, TikTok's acquisition, and his vision for Greenland and Canada. He confirmed discussions with potential buyers for TikTok, criticized remote work for federal employees, and suggested the annexation of Greenland and Canada into the US for strategic benefits.
President Trump hinted that US support for Ukraine's war effort might be linked to securing access to Ukraine's rare earth materials. He voiced frustration over the aid imbalance between the US and Europe and highlighted the strategic importance of rare earth minerals. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy emphasized the need for Kyiv's involvement in any negotiations.
"Stand right here. Although that is not your nature to just stand where you're told to stand, but give it a try," Kamala Harris said before administering the oath. And then the two politicians shook hands and greeted each other. The swearing-in event was anticipated to have thrown up some awkward moments after the acrimonious election campaign but it was business as usual and Kamala Harris was smiling throughout as she administered oaths.
US President Joe Biden expressed deep sorrow over the devastating wildfires in Southern California, which have claimed 24 lives and displaced nearly 200,000 people. He pledged federal aid for firefighting efforts and survivor support. He also highlighted the ongoing risks and expressed gratitude to firefighters and first responders battling the flames.
Drones attacked Kazan, Russia, damaging residential buildings and an industrial facility. No casualties were reported, but flights were halted and events canceled. This follows a Ukrainian missile attack in Kursk that killed six. Overnight, Ukraine repelled a large drone assault, shooting down many and jamming others. Drone attacks also wounded eight in Kharkiv.