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The Wisconsin Supreme Court has suspended Judge Hannah Dugan, facing federal charges for allegedly helping a man evade ICE agents. Dugan is accused of escorting Eduardo Flores-Ruiz and his lawyer through a jury door after learning ICE was in the courthouse to arrest him. The court cited the need to protect public confidence in the judiciary during the criminal proceedings.
Tensions escalate as Ukrainian President Zelensky accuses US Vice President JD Vance of justifying Putin's actions and promoting a distorted view of the conflict. Zelensky insists Ukraine is the victim, rejecting narratives blurring the lines. This follows a heated Oval Office meeting where Vance criticized Zelensky for lacking gratitude towards US efforts to end the war.
Donald Trump adviser Peter Navarro stirred controversy by calling Elon Musk just a car assembler after Musk backed zero tariffs between the U.S. and Europe. The clash came as Musk pushed for a free trade zone, while Navarro emphasized Trumps goal to bring manufacturing fully back to American soil. With Tesla sales down and stocks sliding, Navarro highlighted Musks dependence on foreign parts. The personal jabs and political rift over Trumps 20% EU tariffs have raised fresh questions about trade
A heated exchange occurred in the Bihar assembly as opposition MLAs demanded an apology from Chief Minister Nitish Kumar for allegedly disrespecting the national anthem. The incident took place during the Sepak Takraw World Cup event, leading to calls for his resignation.
U.S. President Donald Trump has halted military aid to Ukraine following a heated confrontation with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. The decision has left Ukraines defence efforts uncertain, with European allies scrambling to compensate for the loss. Trump insists Kyiv must show a stronger commitment to peace, while discussions over U.S. access to Ukraines natural resources remain on the table. The suspension also affects arms deliveries already in progress, with billions in assistance n
The Tamil Nadu government has refused to participate in the PM-SHRI scheme due to concerns over the imposition of Hindi through the New Education Policy. Chief Minister Stalin argues that the Centre is using educational funds to pressure the state into adopting the policy, which includes the controversial three-language formula.