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Air India Crash: Cockpit Recording Hints at Possible Pilot Error, Investigation Ongoing Investigators examining the tragic crash of an Air India Boeing 787 in Ahmedabad on June 12 which claimed 260 lives are now looking closely at cockpit voice recordings. Early analysis suggests the captain may have cut fuel supply to both engines shortly after […]

In June, U.S. consumer prices saw their largest monthly increase in five months, according to data released by the Labor Department. While the rise signals the early effects of newly imposed tariffs on goods, underlying inflation indicators suggest overall price pressures remain contained. This mixed picture leaves the Federal Reserve in a holding pattern as

U.S.-based trading powerhouse Jane Street is preparing to challenge the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) after being banned from Indian markets and having $567 million in assets seized. The firm insists its actions constituted “basic index arbitrage” and not market manipulation. What SEBI Alleges: Jane Street’s Defense: Legal Strategy: Market Context: Broader Implications:

U.S. President Donald Trump (Trump escalates) has reignited global trade tensions by announcing 25% tariffs on all goods imported from Japan and South Korea, effective August 1, with similar or steeper levies on 12 other nations. Key Highlights: The Letters & Negotiation Window: Trump sent formal notices to 14 nations via Truth Social, offering a

Former U.S. President Donald Trump stated Friday that Hamas’ response to what he termed a “final proposal” for a 60-day Israel-Hamas ceasefire in Gaza could be known within 24 hours. Key Highlights: Abraham Accords Back in Play Trump also revealed discussions with Saudi Defense Minister Prince Khalid bin Salman about expanding the Abraham Accords, which

As U.S. officials prepare for a fresh push toward a Gaza ceasefire, Israel (Israel’s fierce) has unleashed some of its deadliest attacks in weeks, killing at least 60 people on Monday alone. The bloodshed underscores the brutal disconnect between diplomatic headlines and the devastation on the ground. Explosions, Evacuations, and Escalation “We are not just

Trump’s tariffs trigger : Despite a flicker of hope in factory output, Asia’s manufacturing sector is still wobbling on shaky ground—and all eyes are on Washington. In June, several Asian economies reported contracting factory activity, weighed down by the looming threat of fresh U.S. tariffs and a broader global slowdown. Even in places where numbers

As the revered Dalai Lama nears his 90th birthday, the Tibetan spiritual leader is preparing to address more than 100 Buddhist religious figures in a rare three-day gathering that could shape the future of Tibetan Buddhism—and irk China in the process. Why This Moment Matters For decades, the Dalai Lama has embodied the peaceful resistance

In a high-stakes weekend session, the U.S. Senate nudged forward one of the most expensive bills in American history — a sweeping tax cut (Trump’s Tax Cut) and spending package backed fiercely by former President Donald Trump. But the bill’s momentum comes with a staggering price tag: $3.3 trillion added to the national debt over

Washington, D.C. — U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said on Thursday that there is no known intelligence suggesting Iran moved its highly enriched uranium stockpile ahead of recent U.S. airstrikes (Defense Chief), pushing back against speculation that Tehran had safeguarded its nuclear assets prior to the attack. Background on the Strikes On Sunday, U.S. bombers