Baba Vanga, the "Nostradamus of the Balkans," predicted humanity's end in 5079. She foresaw a 2025 marked by a global war originating in Europe, first contact with aliens, and the collapse of Syria triggering World War III. While skepticism surrounds her prophecies, some align with current events, urging reflection on global vulnerabilities.
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In a miraculous turn of events, Rachel Dancyg, an Israeli woman, was reunited with her dog Billie after months of separation following the Hamas attack on October 7th. The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel was discovered alive in Rafah by Israeli soldiers. Dancyg, who lost her ex-husband and brother in the assault, described the reunion as unbelievable.
A high-stakes constitutional standoff has emerged between Harvard University and the Trump administration over federal demands for ideological conformity. Harvard refuses to yield, citing threats to academic freedom, leading to a $2.2 billion funding freeze. This conflict could redefine the relationship between the government and universities, impacting research, jobs, and the future of free inquiry.
A Russian delegation made its first visit to Syria since the fall of former President Bashar Assad, with plans to meet Syria's interim leader and foreign minister. Meanwhile, a Palestinian Authority delegation visited Damascus, addressing Syrian-Palestinian refugee matters. Russia maintains its military presence but canceled a port management contract, signaling shifting dynamics post-Assad.
Jon Stewart has invited Elon Musk for an unedited interview on The Daily Show following their heated online exchanges. The disagreement centers around Musk's criticism of government inefficiency and Stewart's challenge to Musk's policies. While Stewart is open to Musk's terms, it remains uncertain if Musk will accept the invitation, as political themes and Trump’s involvement add to the controversy.
Tom Homan asserts that the Trump administration will continue with mass deportations despite celebrity backlash, emphasizing that the operations are aimed at enhancing community safety. The recent ICE raids have led to significant arrests, sparking emotional responses from public figures like Selena Gomez. “We're going to do this operation without apology. We're gonna make our community safer. It is all for the good of this nation. And we're gonna keep going. No apologies. We're moving... Expand
The US education department is rescinding a Biden-era policy that would have subjected college athlete payments for name, image, and likeness (NIL) to federal Title IX rules. The Trump administration officials argued the policy lacked legal basis and was unfair. The Biden rule required NIL payments to be proportionate between male and female athletes, potentially disrupting current university plans favoring football and men's basketball players.
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The White House accused federal judges of overstepping their authority following legal setbacks for President Trump, including blocking the deportation of Venezuelan migrants. Trump called for the impeachment of Judge Boasberg, while Chief Justice Roberts and others criticized this stance. The administration faced additional legal defeats, with courts halting actions like aid agency shutdowns and the military ban on transgender individuals.
A New Jersey man, Joseph Jorgenson, has pleaded guilty to two counts of second-degree murder for killing and dismembering two women. The remains were found in storage units following his suspicious behavior. Jorgenson will serve two concurrent 40-year sentences for these heinous acts.