Israeli strikes on Gaza, Syria: Trump was ‘caught off guard’; White House says US President quickly called Netanyahu to ‘rectify’ situation

US President Donald Trump expressed surprise at Israel’s military actions in Syria and Gaza. White House confirmed Trump discussed the matter with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Israel stated the Syria operation aimed to pressure Syrian forces. A US-brokered ceasefire between Israel and Syria has commenced. Netanyahu attributed the Gaza church strike to a stray…

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The astrological meaning of Retrograde planets: How to navigate challenges

Retrogrades, often misunderstood as periods of chaos, are normal optical illusions where planets appear to move backward from Earth. Instead of initiating new ventures, it’s a time for introspection and reassessment. By revisiting plans, reflecting on the past, and reorganizing life, individuals can navigate retrogrades productively, emerging more centered and clear-headed.

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C P Radhakrishnan declared 15th vice-president after defeating opposition’s Reddy by 152 votes, EC certifies victory

The Election Commission certified C P Radhakrishnan’s election as the 15th Vice-President of India, marking the end of the electoral process. The EC acknowledged the cooperation of various teams in ensuring the smooth conduct of the election where 767 out of 781 MPs voted. Radhakrishnan secured victory over B Sudershen Reddy by a margin of…

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Taurus Monthly Predictions for October 2025: Month calls for patience, practical gains and family focus

October 2025 for Taurus is a month of transformation, starting with initial challenges in health and finances that require rest and reflection. Momentum builds mid-month, bringing professional recognition, career advancement, and stronger relationships with partner support. Family life becomes central, demanding careful financial management and a focus on well-being to navigate new opportunities and consolidate…

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University of California continues its policy of annual tuition hikes, despite growing student opposition

The University of California Board of Regents approved a policy allowing annual tuition increases for incoming undergraduate students, despite student opposition. This “stability” model, effective 2026-27, keeps tuition flat for current students but raises it for future cohorts by up to 5% annually, indexed to inflation, to address budget pressures and deferred maintenance.

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