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News is knowledge, Knowledge is news / "Gaza on Fire: Israel's New Ground Invasion Kills Over 100 as Trump Pushes Ceasefire in Middle East" In one of the deadliest escalations since the war in Gaza began, Israel has launched an intense new military campaign involving massive airstrikes and ground operations that have already claimed the lives of more than 100 people overnight, according to Gaza health officials. The operation, dubbed “Gideon’s Chariots,” marks a turning point in the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict and has brought renewed international focus to the war-torn enclave, with U.S. President Donald Trump pushing for a ceasefire deal from Doha, Qatar. The humanitarian situation continues to worsen as hospitals shut down, food shortages rise, and both sides send mixed signals about peace efforts. This article will explore every angle of this unfolding crisis—from military strategies and diplomatic negotiations to civilian suffering and global reactions—all in simpl...

News is knowledge, Knowledge is news / ''Arizona’s Clean Energy Boom Faces GOP Roadblock: How Rep. Juan Ciscomani’s Trump Dilemma Could Cost Billions in Jobs and Investment'' In the heart of Arizona, a political storm is brewing — one that could shape the future of America’s clean energy ambitions and redefine the balance of power in Congress. The booming city of Casa Grande, once known for its dusty fields and struggling economy, has become a symbol of transformation under the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). But that progress is now under threat. With Republicans in the House, led by Donald Trump’s renewed agenda, seeking to dismantle key clean energy provisions, Arizona GOP Rep. Juan Ciscomani stands at a career-defining crossroads: support his constituents and their livelihoods or bow to party pressure and Trump’s political machine. Since taking office in 2023, Ciscomani has watched as electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer Lucid Motors quadrupled its plant size, solar ...

News is knowledge, Knowledge is news / "Gaza Bleeds Again: 54 Killed in Overnight Israeli Airstrikes as Trump Tours Gulf, Hospitals Crumble, and Starvation Spreads" In a devastating escalation of violence, at least 54 Palestinians were killed in overnight Israeli airstrikes on the southern city of Khan Younis in Gaza, according to hospital officials, marking the second consecutive night of deadly bombing as the humanitarian crisis deepens across the Gaza Strip, with the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas leaving tens of thousands dead, hospitals destroyed, food and medicine blocked from entry, and millions of civilians displaced, all while U.S. President Donald Trump visits the Middle East — including Gulf states but notably skipping Israel — amid hopes for a ceasefire or aid renewal that now seem unlikely as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pledges further military escalation to destroy Hamas, leading to growing international outcry and warnings from human rights...

News is knowledge, Knowledge is news / 💥Breaking Stalemate: Russia and Ukraine Clash Over Ceasefire in First Face-to-Face Talks Since 2022 – Trump's Push for Peace Meets Kremlin Roadblocks💥 Kremlin adviser Vladimir Medinsky speaks to reporters ahead of a planned meeting between Ukrainian, American and Russian delegates on May 15 in Istanbul, Turkey. In a tense and long-anticipated meeting held in Istanbul on May 15, 2025, Russian and Ukrainian delegations sat across from each other for the first time in over three years to discuss the possibility of a ceasefire in the ongoing war—a war that has devastated both nations and unsettled global security since Russia’s full-scale invasion began in early 2022. Despite heavy diplomatic pressure from the Trump administration and widespread international calls for peace, the initial round of negotiations concluded with little progress, highlighting the deep divisions that remain between Moscow and Kyiv. The only tangible outcome was an agr...

News is knowledge, Knowledge is news / 🔥“Missiles, Media & Misdirection: What Satellite Images Reveal About the India-Pakistan Clash”🔥 In May 2025, the world watched anxiously as two nuclear-armed neighbors — India and Pakistan — edged dangerously close to war. Their most intense military clash in five decades lasted four days but reignited old fears across South Asia and beyond. Political rhetoric soared. Media in both nations painted fiery pictures of dominance and devastation. Government briefings were filled with claims of massive destruction , and televised images of missile launches and explosions lit up screens worldwide. But when the smoke began to clear and the satellites took their silent sweep over military zones in Pakistan and India , the story that unfolded was far more precise, targeted, and limited than both nations claimed. Based on high-resolution satellite imagery obtained by international sources like Maxar Technologies and Planet Labs , it’s now evide...

News is knowledge, Knowledge is news /   “Starving Under Fire: Israeli Airstrikes Kill 62 As Gaza Faces Famine and Despair”  In Gaza, a humanitarian catastrophe deepens by the hour as Israeli airstrikes intensify and food supplies remain completely blocked, causing widespread starvation. On Thursday morning, the Hamas-run civil defence agency reported that at least 62 Palestinians were killed in a series of Israeli overnight airstrikes. Most of the fatalities occurred in the southern city of Khan Younis , with additional deaths reported in Beit Lahia in the north and Deir al-Balah in the central Gaza Strip. The death toll continues to climb, while ten major international aid organizations are sounding the alarm: Gaza is on the edge of a famine. The Israeli blockade, which has cut off all aid for over 10 weeks , has turned food, water, and medicine into rare luxuries — and in many cases, unreachable dreams. From the heart of Gaza, messages sent to the BBC echo desperatio...

News is knowledge, Knowledge is news /  “Trump’s \$1 Trillion Dream: Inside His Bold Bid to Bring Saudi Billions to the U.S.” In a world where global diplomacy is often measured by quiet negotiations and carefully worded agreements, former U.S. President Donald Trump continues to break the mold with his signature flair for bold headlines and astronomical numbers. This week, Trump heads to Saudi Arabia not just with a diplomatic agenda, but with a staggering goal — he’s seeking \$1 trillion in Saudi investments for the U.S. economy. That’s not a typo. The figure is equivalent to the entire Gross Domestic Product of the oil-rich kingdom in 2024. The visit is already making waves internationally, raising questions among economists, policy experts, and political observers. Is Trump’s \$1 trillion target economically viable? Or is this just another example of his high-risk, high-reward brand of deal-making that has long defined his approach to global leadership? In this article, we’ll u...