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Cardi B was found not liable in a civil lawsuit brought by a security guard who alleged the rapper assaulted her at a doctor's office in 2018. Emani Ellis claimed Cardi scratched and spat on her during an argument when the rapper was secretly pregnant. Cardi denied touching Ellis, calling the case frivolous and vowing to countersue similar claims.
Kim Jong-un departed Pyongyang by train for Beijing on Monday, continuing a tradition of North Korean leaders using rail travel for international visits. These specialized trains, equipped with security, amenities, and communication facilities, have been used for trips to China, Vietnam, and Russia. The trains feature multiple carriages, including offices, bedrooms, and even space for armored vehicles.
Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus assured that Durga Puja would be celebrated peacefully nationwide, addressing concerns following previous attacks on Hindu sites. He urged all communities to maintain harmony and vigilance during the festivities. Yunus also guaranteed a peaceful and festive national election in February next year, aiming to foster stability and inclusivity.
California Governor Gavin Newsom and US President Donald Trump engaged in an online exchange. This happened after Trump questioned Newsom's hand movements during an Oval Office event. Newsom responded with a meme video highlighting Trump's own hand bruising. The exchange is the latest in a series of public disagreements between the two politicians. The online spat drew mixed reactions, with some criticising Newsom for mocking Trump's physical appearance.
The UAE Ministry of Education has introduced strict attendance guidelines for the 2025–26 academic year, requiring immediate parent notifications after one unexcused absence and setting limits at five days per term and 15 per year. Students exceeding these limits may repeat the year. These rules take effect as over one million students return after a two-month summer break.
Shein is probing its operations after an image of Luigi Mangione, accused of murdering UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, was used to model clothing on its website. The image, sourced from a third-party vendor, has been removed. The company is investigating and strengthening monitoring processes, with potential action against the vendor. An expert suggests the body might be AI-generated.
A massive immigration raid at a Hyundai plant in Georgia led to the arrest of 475 workers, predominantly Korean nationals, triggering diplomatic intervention from South Korea. Federal agents executed the operation following a months-long investigation into unlawful employment practices. The raid involved multiple agencies, highlighting a crackdown on workforce exploitation and federal law violations, as stated by Homeland Security.
Donald Trump stated that the US is engaged in “very deep” negotiations with Hamas, urging the group to immediately release all hostages held in Gaza. He cautioned that failure to do so would result in a “tough and nasty” situation. Trump's administration opposes partial hostage agreements and insists on the complete dismantling of Hamas before any release.