President Trump expressed optimism about a potential ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, suggesting a deal could be reached as early as next week. This follows renewed violence after Israel declared a previous truce over, exacerbating the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Despite resumed aid flow and US funding, concerns persist over aid distribution, with reports of casualties near distribution centers.
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England executed a brilliant run chase, securing a five-wicket victory against India in the Headingley Test and taking a 1-0 series lead. Ben Duckett and Zak Crawley's commanding opening stand laid the foundation for the chase of 371. Joe Root and Jamie Smith then calmly guided England home, showcasing a measured approach to secure the win.
Following Israeli airstrikes on Iranian nuclear and military sites, intelligence agents initiated a covert intimidation campaign targeting top Iranian officials. The operation, dubbed "Rising Lion," involved chilling phone calls threatening Iranian generals to defect or face death. This campaign aimed to destabilize Iran's command structure after the elimination of key leaders, creating fear among potential successors.
Priyanka Kharge, Karnataka minister, announced that the Union government reversed its decision. He received permission for an official US visit. The Ministry of External Affairs issued an NOC after initially denying clearance. Kharge questioned the initial denial and timing. He highlighted Karnataka's role in national initiatives. He also emphasized the need for answers from the central government regarding the matter.
Sheetal Devi, the Indian Paralympic archery star, inspires again by confidently driving a car using her feet, showcasing her unwavering spirit. Despite being born with phocomelia, she has defied limitations, achieving international success in para-archery. Her record-breaking performance at the Paris Paralympics and her ability to master new skills continue to inspire millions.
The New York Rangers are linked to LA Kings defenseman Vladislav Gavrikov ahead of NHL free agency. Coming off a +26 season with 30 points, Gavrikov is a top shutdown defenseman target. With his projected $56 million contract, the Rangers may need to trade K’Andre Miller to create cap space and upgrade their blue line.
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