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//Trump’s 2025 UN General Assembly Speech: Body Language, Global Reactions, and Why World Leaders No Longer Laugh// When Donald Trump first walked onto the world political stage in 2017, many global leaders, diplomats, and foreign journalists did not take him seriously. His style was different from the typical restrained and cautious approach that most American presidents had followed in global forums. The United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) is usually a place for carefully worded speeches filled with diplomacy, balance, and cautious optimism. Yet, when Trump gave his first major UN speech in 2018, the hall erupted with laughter as he praised his own achievements and declared that his administration had accomplished more than almost any other in U.S. history. The reaction embarrassed the White House but also revealed something deeper: at that moment, many world leaders did not yet consider Trump a figure to fear or take fully seriously. Fast forward to September 24, 2025. Trump is b...

//Evacuation Looms as Gaza Hospitals Brace Amid Rising Death Toll// On August 23, 2025, Palestinian media reported at least 34 people killed across the Gaza Strip in Israeli military actions—though independent verification remains elusive, and there is no clarity on whether those killed were combatants or civilians . Palestinians carry sacks of flour unloaded from a humanitarian aid convoy on the outskirts of Beit Lahiya, northern Gaza Strip, August 23, 2025.  Escalating Violence Across Gaza Aid workers say Israeli bombardments have intensified across Gaza since early August. Recent fatalities include: Six killed while standing in line for aid near the Zikim crossing in northern Gaza . Two killed by a drone strike on a tent in the Khan Younis area of southern Gaza . One killed by a drone strike targeting a home in al-Sabra, south of Gaza City . At least 14 fatalities resulting from strikes on tents sheltering displaced civilians in Khan Younis—over half were women and children, acc...

//Appeals Court Overturns Trump’s \$500 Million Civil Fraud Penalty but Keeps Fraud Liability Intact// An appeals court in New York has overturned a massive \$500 million civil fraud penalty against former President Donald Trump, ruling that while he was indeed responsible for fraudulent financial practices, the penalty originally imposed was excessively high and in violation of constitutional protections. The ruling represents one of the most significant legal victories for Trump in his long-running legal battles, yet it still leaves him and his business empire under continued restrictions and reputational scrutiny. The Background of the Case The civil fraud case against Donald Trump, his adult sons, and the Trump Organization was one of the most high-profile financial trials in recent U.S. history. The lawsuit was brought forward by New York Attorney General Letitia James, who accused Trump of persistently inflating the value of his properties and overall net worth in order to secure...

News is knowledge, Knowledge is news / //DOJ Distances Itself from Trump Team’s 3,000 Daily Immigrant Arrest Goal, Sparking Legal and Political Tension// In a growing rift between courtroom claims and political promises, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has officially denied that any directive exists ordering Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers to arrest 3,000 immigrants per day — a number repeatedly promoted by White House adviser Stephen Miller as a key benchmark for President Donald Trump’s mass deportation agenda. Federal agents stand in Los Angeles on July 7, 2025, as part of the Trump administration's immigration crackdown there. This contradiction is at the heart of multiple lawsuits challenging the legality of aggressive immigration enforcement tactics, particularly in cities like Los Angeles, where ICE raids have intensified amid the administration’s efforts to fulfill Trump’s promise of a nationwide deportation surge. In courtrooms across the country, j...

News is knowledge, Knowledge is news / //Tragedy on the Tracks: Two Deadly Bridge Collapses in Russia Near Ukraine Leave 7 Dead and Dozens Injured// Date: June 1, 2025 By: sanjoy kumar sutradhar; In a devastating turn of events, two major bridge collapses in Russia’s western regions near the Ukrainian border have left at least seven people dead and over sixty injured. The horrifying incidents, which occurred in Bryansk and Kursk , have shocked residents and authorities alike, especially due to their timing and similarities. The events have raised serious questions about infrastructure security , potential sabotage, and the ongoing tensions between Russia and Ukraine . This long-read article explores every detail behind the twin disasters, the response from Russian authorities, the political implications, and what may happen next. With rising tensions in the region and growing fears of more attacks or infrastructure failures, the world watches closely. A City in Chaos: The Bryansk...

News is knowledge, Knowledge is news / "Canadian City Turns Into a Ghost Town as Wildfires Force Thousands to Evacuate: Inside the Manitoba Emergency" Introduction: In a dramatic and heartbreaking moment for Canada, the prairie city of Flin Flon in Manitoba has become nearly empty as massive wildfires force thousands of residents to evacuate. With flames advancing quickly and thick smoke darkening the skies, the city—home to around 5,000 people—has transformed into a ghost town. Only emergency responders, firefighters, and RCMP officers remain behind to face the dangerous infernos. This article explores what led to this alarming crisis, what it means for the people of Manitoba, and what is being done to fight the fires and protect lives. Flin Flon Evacuated: A City on Fire Flin Flon, located on the border of Manitoba and Saskatchewan, is a city that normally enjoys peace, community spirit, and beautiful nature. But in late May 2025, a different kind of nature took over. ...

News is knowledge, Knowledge is news / "Trump's Bold Move: Larry Hoover's Federal Sentence Commuted — But Is He Really Free?" In a dramatic legal development that reignited national conversations on criminal justice reform, former U.S. President Donald Trump has commuted the federal sentence of Larry Hoover, the 74-year-old cofounder of the notorious Gangster Disciples gang. While this action has garnered significant attention and applause from some circles — especially from influential celebrities like Ye (formerly Kanye West) and Drake — it raises a crucial question: Is Larry Hoover truly free? Despite the presidential commutation, Hoover remains behind bars, serving a 200-year sentence at the state level for a 1973 murder conviction in Illinois.  Who is Larry Hoover? The Man Behind the Headlines Larry Hoover is a name that echoes in the history of American urban crime, particularly within Chicago. Born in 1950, Hoover co-founded the Gangster Disciples, a powe...