Jacob Elordi and Olivia Jade Giannulli together again? Couple allegedly back together after a bad breakup – Deets inside

Jacob Elordi and Olivia Jade Giannulli have rekindled their romance shortly after their breakup was confirmed last month. The couple, who were first linked in 2021, were spotted together at the Toronto International Film Festival, sparking reconciliation rumors. They have remained close friends despite their on-again, off-again relationship, with Giannulli attending the premiere of Elordi’s…

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Taurus Daily Horoscope Today, July 09, 2025: Slow down to rest and return whole

Today, Taurus, prioritize rest and renewal. Your energy needs stillness, so take a break from productivity and reset your mind. In love, embrace softness and quiet moments. At work, proceed calmly without added pressure. Review finances carefully and avoid impulsive decisions. Gentle care is essential for your health; prioritize rest, nourishing meals, and good sleep.

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Trump orders universities to share admissions data: Does it threaten fairness in admissions?

President Trump’s directive requiring universities to share detailed admissions data aims to increase transparency in college admissions. While it promises greater accountability, critics fear the move could be used politically to penalize institutions and undermine fairness. Key issues include legacy admissions and how this data release might impact equity and access for marginalized students.

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RSS vs Karnataka: BJP says Congress ‘batting for terrorists’; slams action against ‘nationalist organisation’

The BJP has accused the Congress of supporting terrorists and banning nationalist groups like the RSS. BJP spokesperson Shehzad Poonawala criticised the Congress for their stance on organisations like SDPI and PFI, while questioning their actions against the RSS. Meanwhile, the Karnataka High Court has asked the RSS to submit a fresh petition for a…

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‘Will be difficult to finish syllabus, warn colleges’: Bengal faces most-delayed UG admissions in 25 years; leaves students in limbo over OBC quota

Undergraduate admissions in West Bengal are severely delayed due to a legal battle over OBC quotas, causing widespread concern. Colleges fear disrupted academic schedules and financial losses, while students worry about their careers. The Calcutta High Court’s stay on the 17% OBC quota, followed by a Supreme Court intervention and subsequent single-bench ruling, has created…

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