Abu Dhabi’s new real estate law allows developers to cancel off-plan property contracts without going to court, but only under strict conditions. Buyers in default are given clear notice, time to fix the issue, and a chance to settle. The law aims to protect both developers and buyers, ensure fair process, and keep property projects on track.
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Recent strikes in Gaza have resulted in numerous casualties, including children. An Israeli missile strike, intended for a militant, malfunctioned, hitting a water distribution point and killing six children. A separate strike on a Gaza City market killed 12, including a hospital consultant.
Torrential monsoon rains triggered devastating flash floods in a Himalayan valley between Nepal and China, resulting in at least one fatality and 17 missing individuals. A crucial bridge over the Bhotekoshi River, a vital link between the two nations, was destroyed. Rescue operations are underway, with nine people safely rescued in Rasuwa.
Zohran Mamdani, a New York City mayoral candidate, is in controversy. An old social media post showing him disrespecting a Christopher Columbus statue has resurfaced. Italian Americans are offended by Mamdani's post. They feel it disrespects their community and heritage. Angelo Vivolo of the Columbus Heritage Coalition opposes Mamdani. Mamdani had previously defeated Andrew Cuomo in the Democratic primaries.
Binance’s launch of Sharia Earn marks a pivotal moment for Muslim investors seeking halal crypto solutions. Backed by Amanie Advisors and AAOIFI standards, it aligns crypto staking with core Islamic finance principles, no Riba, Gharar, or Haram involvement. By blending modern blockchain tools with faith-based ethics, Binance paves the way for inclusive, compliant participation in digital finance.
Columbia University is nearing a settlement with the Trump administration, potentially paying over $200 million to address alleged civil rights violations related to the harassment of Jewish students. The agreement aims to restore $400 million in federal research funding previously revoked. In return, Columbia would resolve claims and increase transparency in admissions and foreign donations, avoiding long-term federal supervision.
Texas is grappling with renewed heavy rains and flash flooding, just days after a devastating natural disaster claimed over 120 lives. Kerr and Gillespie Counties faced life-threatening conditions, prompting evacuations and halted search operations for victims of the previous floods. Governor Abbott has expanded rescue operations to include multiple counties, as communities brace for further flooding and damaged infrastructure.
Central Texas faces deadly floods. Animal rescue groups are helping displaced pets. Best Friends Animal Society airlifted cats and dogs. They provide shelter and hope for reunification. Local partners need donations. The disaster's full impact on animals is still unfolding. Search for human victims continues amidst devastation. Over 120 people died and 170 are missing.
US President Donald Trump attended a soccer match with his family. The match coincided with the anniversary of the assassination attempt on him. The incident happened in Butler, Pennsylvania. A Senate committee report revealed “preventable failures” by the Secret Service. The report highlighted communication mishandling and security lapses. Six agents have been suspended.
Kamala Harris is the early frontrunner for the 2028 Democratic presidential nomination, despite her previous defeat, leading with 26% support. Buttigieg and Newsom trail behind, while JD Vance dominates the Republican field with a significant lead over DeSantis. The poll indicates a fluid political landscape with many voters still undecided.