‘50 Palestinians for 1 Israeli’: Ex-Israeli intel chief calls Gaza killings ‘necessary’; audio leaked

Leaked audio reveals former Israeli intelligence chief Aharon Haliva saying that the deaths of tens of thousands in Gaza were necessary. He reportedly suggested a disproportionate response to the October 7th attacks, advocating for a ‘Nakba’ to make Palestinians feel the price. These remarks, condemned by Hamas, surfaced amidst growing international criticism of Israel’s war…

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Stanford chooses legacy admissions over state funding: Here’s why wealthy connections still trump California’s ban

Stanford University will no longer accept California’s state-funded student aid, allowing it to maintain legacy and donor-based admissions despite a new state law targeting such practices. The university will replace the aid with its own funds, avoiding new disclosure requirements. The law, effective September 1, stops short of penalising non-compliant institutions financially. Stanford assures that…

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‘Still got some kinks to work out’: Joe Burrow’s third-quarter ESPN interview amid Cincinnati Bengals vs. Washington Commanders puts Bengals’ preseason mistakes on record

Joe Burrow speaks to ESPN’s Laura Rutledge during a third-quarter interview, breaking down his performance vs. Commanders. The Bengals quarterback addressed his mistakes, praised Mitchell Tinsley, and shared his preseason outlook. Head coach Zac Taylor praised his reps.

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Putin, security guarantees and a hot mic: Zelenskyy’s suit diplomacy woos Trump; trilateral talks soon – 10 key points

President Trump’s recent meeting with Ukrainian President Zelenskyy and European leaders signals a potential path to peace talks with Russia, a stark contrast to their previous strained encounter. Discussions revolved around European-led security guarantees for Ukraine, with Trump hinting at US support. Arrangements are underway for a Zelenskyy-Putin meeting, though disagreements persist over ceasefire terms…

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Big revelation! ‘Pushed the rope backwards’: Ex-cricketer on Suryakumar Yadav’s T20 World Cup final catch

Ambati Rayudu has revealed that the boundary rope in the T20 World Cup final between India and South Africa was unintentionally moved back due to broadcast equipment. This adjustment, according to Rayudu, played a crucial role in Suryakumar Yadav’s catch to dismiss David Miller. Despite the controversy, Rayudu maintains the catch was legitimate, attributing India’s…

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