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President Donald Trump addresses the rescheduled White House Correspondents' Association dinner in Washington on July 24, 2026.
President Donald Trump returned to the White House Correspondents' Association dinner three months after an April shooting forced the original event to end abruptly. His hour-long speech, filled with jokes, personal insults and attacks on political opponents and journalists, drew only scattered laughter and extended periods of silence from the audience.
A High Court judge has deferred a decision on whether Star Sabga should be granted interim release, leaving the 70-year-old in detention for at least another weekend. The case is part of ongoing legal challenges surrounding preventive detention orders issued under Trinidad and Tobago's 2026 State of Emergency.
by Aurax Desk
Star Sabga remains in custody at the Women's Prison in Golden Grove pending the High Court's decision on her application for interim release.
A youth-led protest movement has spread across India, with students and young professionals demanding education reforms, accountability and more job opportunities. The "Cockroach" movement began over exam paper leaks but has expanded into a wider challenge for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government.
by Aurax Desk
Students gather in New Delhi as the "Cockroach" movement continues to demand education reforms and greater government accountability.
West Indies and Pakistan begin a two-match Test series on Saturday at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy in Tarouba, with both teams seeking an important boost in the ICC World Test Championship. The series also marks the first men's Test match to be played at the Trinidad venue, adding further significance to the contest.
by Aurax Desk
The Brian Lara Cricket Academy hosts its first men's Test match as West Indies face Pakistan in Tarouba, Trinidad.
The death toll from the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has surpassed 1,000, making it the fastest-growing Ebola epidemic ever recorded. Health officials say conflict, limited medical access and the absence of an approved vaccine for the virus strain are complicating efforts to contain the disease.
by Aurax Desk
Medical personnel wearing specialized biohazard protective suits care for a patient inside a high-isolation treatment unit during an Ebola response operation.
GLOBAL SNAPSHOTS
GLOBAL SNAPSHOTS
TRENDING NEWS
TRENDING NEWS
Marvel Studios has released the first full trailer for Avengers: Doomsday, offering audiences an extended look at the next chapter in the Marvel Cinematic Universe ahead of its December release. The launch coincides with the start of advance ticket sales and the introduction of Disney's new Infinity Vision premium theater branding.
DAILY BUZZ
DAILY BUZZ
The “yips,” a sudden and often unexplained loss of fine motor control, continue to challenge athletes in sports ranging from golf to baseball, with experts still divided on whether the condition is primarily psychological, neurological or a combination of both.
By. Aurax Desk
A composite editorial image illustrating the sports performance issue known as the “yips,” combining scenes of golfers, baseball pitchers, and precision athletes under pressure, alongside visual references to symptoms such as loss of control, hesitation, and involuntary movement.
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