A federal judge ordered the release of a Georgetown scholar detained in Texas, citing substantial constitutional claims against the Trump administration regarding free speech. Simultaneously, a Wisconsin judge was indicted for allegedly aiding an undocumented immigrant, while another judge cleared the way for deporting a Venezuelan man under the Alien Enemies Act, requiring due process.
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Over two days, Israeli airstrikes killed 120 people in Gaza, including 54 in Khan Younis. Amid the ongoing conflict, Gaza’s only cancer hospital shut down, and nearly 1 million face severe food shortages. The war, triggered by Hamas’s October 7 attack on Israel, has killed over 53,000 Palestinians. Hostage tensions and a stalled ceasefire further complicate peace efforts.
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A controversy has erupted after the Indian government selected Shashi Tharoor to lead a delegation on 'Operation Sindoor', despite Congress's disapproval and alternative recommendations. This decision has ignited accusations of political maneuvering and disregard for party preferences. The situation highlights a growing rift between Tharoor and Congress, potentially leading to a critical juncture in their relationship amid upcoming elections.
Amid heightened tensions following the Pahalgam attack, Hockey India will adhere to the government's decision regarding Pakistan's participation in the upcoming Asia Cup, scheduled in Rajgir. Bholanath Singh, Hockey India's secretary general, emphasised that the country's interests take precedence. While the Pakistan Hockey Federation has requested visa guarantees, Hockey India awaits government directives, prioritising the nation's honour above all else.
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England's Tom Curran has refuted claims that he was seen crying at the airport due to India-Pakistan tensions, which disrupted cricket schedules. These rumours originated from Rishad Hossain's comments, but Curran addressed them humorously on Instagram, denying any emotional breakdown. Hossain has since apologised for his misrepresentation, and with tensions easing, the PSL is set to resume.