A fresh encounter broke out between police and terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir’s Kathua, with both sides exchanging fire in a forested region. This follows an overnight gunfight in Poonch’s Pathanateer area that left one terrorist injured. A joint search operation by police and Army is underway to locate the militants.
President-elect Trump trolled his political adversaries by posting a spoof of his conversation with former President Barack Obama on his Truth Social account, with the former president telling Trump, “I knew you’d win.” The video shows Trump and Obama trashing VP Kamala Harris’ doomed presidential campaign at former President Jimmy Carter’s funeral, with what appears…
Anti-Israel protesters took over Barnard College, demanding the reinstatement of students expelled for disrupting a Columbia University lecture. They allegedly assaulted a staff member, leading to hospitalisation. Despite an attempt at negotiations, they vandalised the building and planned to resume protests.
Union home minister Amit Shah inaugurated a museum in Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s hometown, Vadnagar. The museum traces the 2,500-year history of the town and highlights its cultural and historical significance. Shah also opened a sports complex and the Prerna Centre to inspire future leaders.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. testified before senators on Capitol Hill, President Trump signed the first bill of his second presidency and the White House recalibrated its order to pause all funding on federal grants and loans. Political strategists Maura Gillespie and Hyma Moore join “America Decides” to unpack the day’s top political stories.
LSU linebacker Harold Perkins Jr. will miss the remainder of the 2024 season after he suffered a knee injury during the team’s win over UCLA. Tigers head coach Brian Kelly said Perkins suffered a torn ACL. Perkins was expected to declare for the NFL Draft after the season. CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON…
Khar Gymkhana terminated Jemimah Rodrigues’ membership after allegations that her father misused her privileges for religious activities. This decision, taken at an AGM, followed claims of hall bookings for religious conversions and the waiver of fees. Club president Devnani suggested the controversy is politically motivated ahead of elections.