The pro-Palestinian protests across college campuses are continuing unabated in the United States. At one of the epicenters of the protests, the Columbia University the New York police arrested over 100 professors across the campus. The University president Minouche Shafik acknowledged that many were concerned about the University's plans for its May 15th commencement.

Chaos in US universities: Police flattened camps at UCLA, Columbia University

The hearing in Donald Trump's hush money case entered day 11. On Friday Trump's former advisor Hope Hicks took the witness stand. On Friday her testimony revolved around her fallout with the former president over the Access Hollywood tape.

Trump Hush Money Trial: Trump paid $9000 fine over gaga order violation

Controversial exiled Chinese businessman Guo Wengui's Chief of Staff has pleaded guilty to conspiracy charges in New York in a $1 billion fraud case. The 45-year-old Yvette Wang pleaded guilty in Manhattan Federal Court to conspiring to commit a wire fraud and money laundering.

Wang pleads guilty weeks before trial in the US

US defence giant Northrop Grumman has tested an underwater drone that looks like a monster manta ray. The drone is capable of carrying multiple payloads of various sizes, and the machine is autonomous and war-ready.

US military flaunts massive unmanned 'Manta Ray'

It is not just in the United States of America where students are staging protests demanding an immediate ceasefire. These are pro-peace students, and anti-war students and more and more of these anti-war demonstrations are popping up outside of the United States in countries as far away as Australia, Germany the United Kingdom.

After US, pro-Palestine protests erupt in Germany, UK, France

Watch the top headlines of the hour: - Imran Khan alleges threat to life - Russian troops at US base in Niger - Xi Jinping heads to Europe to defend Russia ties - Turkey halts trade with Israel - Top Israeli ministers huddle over Rafah

Imran Khan alleges threat to life | Jinping heads to Europe to defend Russia ties

Space is not the only frontier, there is another race going on under the waters - nations are trying to build long range highly autonomous fuel independent submarine drones. Washington has completed the first test of the underwater drone, also capable of hibernating on the seabed.

America's 'Manta Ray': Futuristic new underwater drone, race to conquer the ocean

A US drone strike in northwest Syria a year ago mistakenly killed a civilian, a Pentagon review found.

The Pentagon on Thursday (May 2) acknowledged in an internal investigation, that the United States mistakenly killed a civilian in Syria in a 2023 drone strike, saying US forces had misidentified an intended al Qaeda target.&nbsp;

The combatant command said in a statement,&nbsp;the Syrian, Lufti Hasan Masto, was struck and killed instead&nbsp;of an intended senior al Qaeda leader, as&nbsp;first reported by The Washington Post.

The US&nbsp;forces misidentified the target but found that the strike was conducted in compliance with the law of armed conflict," the statement further said.

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A US drone strike in northwest Syria a year ago mistakenly killed a civilian, a Pentagon review found. The Pentagon on Thursday (May 2) acknowledged in an internal investigation, that the United States mistakenly killed a civilian in Syria in a 2023 drone strike, saying US forces had misidentified an intended al Qaeda target.

A US drone strike in northwest Syria a year ago mistakenly killed a civilian, a Pentagon review found. The Pentagon on Thursday (May 2) acknowledged in an internal investigation, that the United States mistakenly killed a civilian in Syria in a 2023 drone strike, saying US forces had misidentified an intended al Qaeda target. The combatant command said in a statement, the Syrian, Lufti Hasan Masto, was struck and killed instead of an intended senior al Qaeda leader, as first reported by The Washington Post. The US forces misidentified the target but found that the strike was conducted in compliance with the law of armed conflict," the statement further said. (More to follow)

US airstrike in Syria mistakenly killed civilian, not al Qaeda leader, Pentagon admits

The Pro-Palestinian university protests have gone global. Students in France, Australia and Canada have also joined in. Will students stop the war in Gaza?

Gravitas | Pro-Palestine student protests turn global: Will students stop the war?

Are there secret negotiations underway to establish American military bases in Pakistan? Have the talks between Washington and Pakistan's military establishment resumed? What strategic interests does the U.S. have in establishing a base in Pakistan? Is it to keep an eye on Afghanistan, or perhaps on China and Iran?

Gravitas | Are US, Pakistan holding secret talks to establish long-term American military bases?

Once there was the era of submarines. The silent undersea vessels were used as deterrence. The submarines however are very costly. But the drones are now changing the underwater warfare scenario also. The US military is developing a huge underwater drone called the "Manta Ray". The unmanned system passed its first major test at sea. Watch the story to know how Russia, China & North Korea too are developing such underwater drones.

Underwater drones reshape the naval warfare landscape

Over 2,100 people have been arrested in pro-Palestinian protests across US&nbsp;campuses, with the faculty at UCLA joining students in demonstrations, amid concerns for student safety. Meanwhile, in the ongoing hush money trial of former US president Donald Trump, allegations of extortion have surfaced, marking a contentious Day 10 in court.

In other news, former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan, now jailed, has in an article claimed that the only option left for the military establishment is to murder him and that he prefers death over what he calls "slavery."

In Indian politics, Rahul Gandhi will run for the Lok Sabha seat in Rae Bareli, taking over the spot from his mother, Sonia Gandhi, who recently moved to the Rajya Sabha.

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Pro-Palestinian protestors at UCLA received unexpected support this week. Faculty members, alerted by a student call for help, volunteered to join the protest.

"Students expressed feeling unsafe," said Graeme Blair, a political science professor, "and they wanted our assistance in improving the situation."

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Donald Trump, after a day slamming his democrat rival Joe Biden in campaign rallies, returned to court on Thursday (May 2) for his hush-money trial.&nbsp;Day 10 of the trial saw Trump and his team allege that the hush money was nothing short of "extortion".

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Jailed former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan has said that the military establishment in the country would murder him, adding he would prefer death to slavery. In an article for the British daily, The Telegraph, Khan, the chairperson of the Pakistan-Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), wrote on Thursday (May 2)&nbsp;that in today's time,&nbsp;Pakistan and its people stand in confrontation with each other.

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The suspense over nominations in two Congress strongholds in north India—Amethi and Rae Bareli— has finally ended. Surprisingly, Rahul Gandhi has been announced as the party candidate from Rae Bareli, the seat vacated by his mother Sonia Gandhi when she moved to Rajya Sabha.

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Over 2,100 people have been arrested in pro-Palestinian protests across US campuses, with the faculty at UCLA joining students in demonstrations, amid concerns for student safety.

Over 2,100 people have been arrested in pro-Palestinian protests across US campuses, with the faculty at UCLA joining students in demonstrations, amid concerns for student safety. Meanwhile, in the ongoing hush money trial of former US president Donald Trump, allegations of extortion have surfaced, marking a contentious Day 10 in court. In other news, former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan, now jailed, has in an article claimed that the only option left for the military establishment is to murder him and that he prefers death over what he calls "slavery." In Indian politics, Rahul Gandhi will run for the Lok Sabha seat in Rae Bareli, taking over the spot from his mother, Sonia Gandhi, who recently moved to the Rajya Sabha. Click on the headlines to read more Over 2,100 people have been arrested during pro-Palestinian protests at US campuses: Report Pro-Palestinian protestors at UCLA received unexpected support this week. Faculty members, alerted by a student call for help, volunteered to join the protest. "Students expressed feeling unsafe," said Graeme Blair, a political science professor, "and they wanted our assistance in improving the situation." 'Extortion' allegations, and more, here's what happened on Day 10 of Trump hush money trial Donald Trump, after a day slamming his democrat rival Joe Biden in campaign rallies, returned to court on Thursday (May 2) for his hush-money trial. Day 10 of the trial saw Trump and his team allege that the hush money was nothing short of "extortion". All that is left for Pakistan military establishment is to murder me: Ex-PM Imran Khan writes from jail Jailed former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan has said that the military establishment in the country would murder him, adding he would prefer death to slavery. In an article for the British daily, The Telegraph, Khan, the chairperson of the Pakistan-Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), wrote on Thursday (May 2) that in today's time, Pakistan and its people stand in confrontation with each other. Rahul Gandhi to contest Lok Sabha polls from Rae Bareli, KL Sharma from Amethi The suspense over nominations in two Congress strongholds in north India—Amethi and Rae Bareli— has finally ended. Surprisingly, Rahul Gandhi has been announced as the party candidate from Rae Bareli, the seat vacated by his mother Sonia Gandhi when she moved to Rajya Sabha. Watch | Israel war: Top Israeli ministers huddle over Rafah

Morning news brief: US campus protests; Trump hush money trial; and more

The Reserve Bank of India is likely to delay cutting interest rates, until the last three months of the year. High inflation and the US FED rate policy will determine the policy trajectory of India's Central Bank.

High inflation and the US FED rate to determine policy

U.S. defence giant Northrop Grumman has tested an underwater drone that looks like a monster manta ray. The drone is capable of carrying multiple payloads of various sizes, and the machine is autonomous, and war-ready. Gravitas brings you the details of this monster spy drone.

Gravitas | America's new 'Monster Manta Ray' underwater spy drone

US and Russian warplanes had a close encounter when two of Vladimir Putin's nuclear bombers were sighted near Alaska. Watch in for more details!

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Not a day goes by without Donald Trump issuing shocking comments or statements that make headlines. The former US president has warned that he will not accept the election results in Wisconsin this year, he said in an interview on Wednesday.

Will Trump supporters resort to a redo of Capitol Hill riots?

Donald Trump was held in contempt of court Tuesday and fined $9,000 for repeatedly violating a gag order that barred him from making public statements about witnesses, jurors and some others connected to his New York hush money case. If he does it again, the judge warned, he could be jailed. Watch in for more details!

Trump's Hush Money trial: Trump stands accused of 34 felony counts

In a concerning case out of the US state of Texas, more than half of the cats at a dairy farm died after they drank raw milk from cows that tested positive for bird flu. The incident took place a month after the US Department of Agriculture reported the first confirmed case of bird flu in cows.&nbsp;

<h2>What we know about the case</h2>

Earlier this week, the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released a report saying that a dozen domestic cats on a farm in Texas died after contracting a highly contagious strain of bird flu.

The cats on the Texas farm had been fed raw milk from cows that turned out to be infected with avian influenza. The report noted that a day after the cats were fed, they began getting sick.&nbsp;

The cats’ eyes and noses began watering as they reportedly kept walking in circles, and their bodies grew stiff. Eventually, the felines lost their sight and coordination and died.&nbsp;

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“The cats were found dead with no apparent signs of injury and were from a resident population of 24 domestic cats that had been fed milk from sick cows,” the researchers wrote in their report published in the Emerging Infectious Diseases journal.&nbsp;

This comes as the US is in the midst of a continued outbreak of bird flu after the virus first entered the country in late 2021.&nbsp;

In March, the US Department of Agriculture reported the first confirmed case of bird flu ever identified among cows after several farms in the US states of Kansas and Texas were affected.&nbsp;

Eventually, the virus was also detected on farms in Michigan, Idaho, and Ohio after the infected cows were transported.&nbsp;

The sample collected from the brains and lungs of dead cats, according to the CDC report, suggested “high amounts of virus” in their bodies.&nbsp;

Infected cows experience “nonspecific illness, reduced feed intake and rumination, and an abrupt drop in milk production,” but the cats developed a “fatal systemic influenza infection” after they were fed unpasteurised milk from the cattle, said the report.

“Although exposure to and consumption of dead wild birds cannot be completely ruled out for the cats described in this report, the known consumption of unpasteurised milk and colostrum from infected cows and the high amount of virus nucleic acid within the milk make milk and colostrum consumption a likely route of exposure,” wrote the team of researchers led by pathologist Eric Burrough.

<h2>Should we be concerned?</h2>

Last month, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said that they found fragments of the bird flu virus in around 20 per cent of retail milk samples.&nbsp;

However, they later said that pasteurised milk is safe and urged consumers to avoid drinking unpasteurised milk in light of the bird flu outbreak.&nbsp;

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Dairy herds in nine states have been infected with bird flu and at least one dairy farm worker also contracted the virus, reported Reuters.&nbsp;

The CDC report also noted that the FDA has “indicated the commercial milk supply remains safe,” but also warned that the detection of influenza virus in “unpasteurised bovine milk is a concern because of potential cross-species transmission.”

(With inputs from agencies) 
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In a concerning case out of the US state of Texas, more than half of the cats at a dairy farm died after they drank raw milk from cows that tested positive for bird flu.

In a concerning case out of the US state of Texas, more than half of the cats at a dairy farm died after they drank raw milk from cows that tested positive for bird flu. The incident took place a month after the US Department of Agriculture reported the first confirmed case of bird flu in cows. What we know about the case Earlier this week, the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released a report saying that a dozen domestic cats on a farm in Texas died after contracting a highly contagious strain of bird flu. The cats on the Texas farm had been fed raw milk from cows that turned out to be infected with avian influenza. The report noted that a day after the cats were fed, they began getting sick. The cats’ eyes and noses began watering as they reportedly kept walking in circles, and their bodies grew stiff. Eventually, the felines lost their sight and coordination and died. Also Read | Is unpasteurised, raw milk not safe amid increasing risk of bird flu? Experts say better stay away “The cats were found dead with no apparent signs of injury and were from a resident population of 24 domestic cats that had been fed milk from sick cows,” the researchers wrote in their report published in the Emerging Infectious Diseases journal. This comes as the US is in the midst of a continued outbreak of bird flu after the virus first entered the country in late 2021. In March, the US Department of Agriculture reported the first confirmed case of bird flu ever identified among cows after several farms in the US states of Kansas and Texas were affected. Eventually, the virus was also detected on farms in Michigan, Idaho, and Ohio after the infected cows were transported. The sample collected from the brains and lungs of dead cats, according to the CDC report, suggested “high amounts of virus” in their bodies. Infected cows experience “nonspecific illness, reduced feed intake and rumination, and an abrupt drop in milk production,” but the cats developed a “fatal systemic influenza infection” after they were fed unpasteurised milk from the cattle, said the report. “Although exposure to and consumption of dead wild birds cannot be completely ruled out for the cats described in this report, the known consumption of unpasteurised milk and colostrum from infected cows and the high amount of virus nucleic acid within the milk make milk and colostrum consumption a likely route of exposure,” wrote the team of researchers led by pathologist Eric Burrough. Should we be concerned? Last month, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said that they found fragments of the bird flu virus in around 20 per cent of retail milk samples. However, they later said that pasteurised milk is safe and urged consumers to avoid drinking unpasteurised milk in light of the bird flu outbreak. Also Read | First case of Walrus dying from bird flu recorded on Arctic island: Researcher Dairy herds in nine states have been infected with bird flu and at least one dairy farm worker also contracted the virus, reported Reuters. The CDC report also noted that the FDA has “indicated the commercial milk supply remains safe,” but also warned that the detection of influenza virus in “unpasteurised bovine milk is a concern because of potential cross-species transmission.” (With inputs from agencies)

Bird flu in raw cow milk kills more than half of cats on Texas farm

Russian military have entered an air base in Niger that is hosting US troops, a senior US Defence official told Reuters.

Russia troops arrive after Niger Junta asks US troops to leave

Tensions flared between pro-Palestinian student protesters and school administrators at several US universities on Monday, as in-person classes were cancelled and demonstrators arrested. Watch in for more details!

US campus protests crackdown: Police take down encampments

Watch the top headlines of the hour: - Biden slams campus protests - Turkey halts trade with Israel - Top Israeli ministers huddle over Rafah - Israel confirms death of hostage - Hoax E-mail: Delhi Police, interpol join hands

Biden slams campus protests | Turkey halts trade with Israel

A historic defence pact that could reshape geopolitics around West Asia is in near completion. Saudi Arabia and the United States are set to be closing in on a landmark defense pact and nuclear artificial intelligence cooperation dubbed as Plan B.

Saudi Arabia and US look for landmark bilateral pact

A historic defence pact that could reshape geopolitics around West Asia is near completion. Saudi Arabia and the United States are set to be closing in on a landmark defense pact and nuclear artificial intelligence cooperation dubbed as Plan B.

Riyadh pushes for US defence pact

Saudi Arabia-US explore bilateral defence pact

US campus clashes: Hundreds arrested at UCLA & other schools, police break into protest encampments

Job openings in the US have plunged to a three-year low in March, accompanied by a decline in the number of people leaving their jobs, suggesting a gradual easing in labour demand. <o:p></o:p>

The latest report from the Labour Department's Job Openings and Labour Turnover Survey (JOLTS) revealed this decline, indicating potential implications for the Federal Reserve's inflation management strategy. <o:p></o:p>

While these findings provide some insights into the labour landscape, concerns about inflation persist, particularly in light of surging input costs for manufacturers. <o:p></o:p>

The recent surge in raw material prices, reaching the highest level in nearly two years in April, raises apprehensions about sustained upward pressure on prices. <o:p></o:p>

Despite this, the Federal Reserve maintained its benchmark interest rate, signalling a cautious approach amidst mixed economic indicators.<o:p></o:p>

Mark Streiber, an economic analyst at FHN Financial, said that these market trends are important in the context of the Federal Reserve's inflation objectives.<o:p></o:p>

"Continued cooling in the labour market is part of the Fed's plan to help return inflation to 2 per cent, with job openings serving as one of the Fed's barometers," he said. <o:p></o:p>

The JOLTS report revealed a decrease in job openings, with figures dropping by 325,000 to 8.488 million in March, the lowest level since February 2021. <o:p></o:p>

This decline follows a peak of 12.182 million job openings recorded in March 2022, indicating a notable contraction in labour demand over the past year. <o:p></o:p>

Economists had anticipated slightly higher figures, with forecasts pegged at 8.686 million job openings.<o:p></o:p>

The decline in job openings was particularly pronounced in sectors such as construction and finance, which collectively witnessed a reduction of 182,000 unfilled positions in construction and 158,000 in finance and insurance. <o:p></o:p>

However, there was an increase in job openings in state and local government education, providing a nuanced view of sectoral dynamics within the labour market.<o:p></o:p>

Notably, the decrease in job postings was more prominent in the Western and Midwestern regions of the United States, with fewer open positions also observed in the South, despite its robust employment growth historically. <o:p></o:p>

Conversely, job postings increased in the Northeast.<o:p></o:p>

Moreover, the decline in job vacancies was particularly pronounced among small businesses and medium-sized establishments, raising concerns about the broader implications for overall job growth.<o:p></o:p>

Despite these challenges, the labour market remains strong, attributed to the hiring rates and declining layoffs. <o:p></o:p>

However, the number of people quitting their jobs decreased significantly, reaching the lowest level since January 2021. <o:p></o:p>

This decline was concentrated in sectors such as trade, transportation, utilities, and other services.<o:p></o:p>

While the moderation in resignations may alleviate concerns about wage pressures, challenges persist in managing inflationary risks, especially with input costs for manufacturers soaring to a near two-year high in April. <o:p></o:p>

(With inputs from Reuters)<o:p></o:p>

Job openings in the US have plunged to a three-year low in March, accompanied by a decline in the number of people leaving their jobs, suggesting a gradual easing in labour demand.

Job openings in the US have plunged to a three-year low in March, accompanied by a decline in the number of people leaving their jobs, suggesting a gradual easing in labour demand. The latest report from the Labour Department's Job Openings and Labour Turnover Survey (JOLTS) revealed this decline, indicating potential implications for the Federal Reserve's inflation management strategy. While these findings provide some insights into the labour landscape, concerns about inflation persist, particularly in light of surging input costs for manufacturers. The recent surge in raw material prices, reaching the highest level in nearly two years in April, raises apprehensions about sustained upward pressure on prices. Despite this, the Federal Reserve maintained its benchmark interest rate, signalling a cautious approach amidst mixed economic indicators. Mark Streiber, an economic analyst at FHN Financial, said that these market trends are important in the context of the Federal Reserve's inflation objectives. "Continued cooling in the labour market is part of the Fed's plan to help return inflation to 2 per cent, with job openings serving as one of the Fed's barometers," he said. The JOLTS report revealed a decrease in job openings, with figures dropping by 325,000 to 8.488 million in March, the lowest level since February 2021. This decline follows a peak of 12.182 million job openings recorded in March 2022, indicating a notable contraction in labour demand over the past year. Economists had anticipated slightly higher figures, with forecasts pegged at 8.686 million job openings. The decline in job openings was particularly pronounced in sectors such as construction and finance, which collectively witnessed a reduction of 182,000 unfilled positions in construction and 158,000 in finance and insurance. However, there was an increase in job openings in state and local government education, providing a nuanced view of sectoral dynamics within the labour market. Notably, the decrease in job postings was more prominent in the Western and Midwestern regions of the United States, with fewer open positions also observed in the South, despite its robust employment growth historically. Conversely, job postings increased in the Northeast. Moreover, the decline in job vacancies was particularly pronounced among small businesses and medium-sized establishments, raising concerns about the broader implications for overall job growth. Despite these challenges, the labour market remains strong, attributed to the hiring rates and declining layoffs. However, the number of people quitting their jobs decreased significantly, reaching the lowest level since January 2021. This decline was concentrated in sectors such as trade, transportation, utilities, and other services. While the moderation in resignations may alleviate concerns about wage pressures, challenges persist in managing inflationary risks, especially with input costs for manufacturers soaring to a near two-year high in April. (With inputs from Reuters)

US job openings hit three-year low amidst easing labour demand

Bird flu or H5N1, a strain of the highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI), has been spreading among cows in the United States for almost five months, new data indicated. Watch in for more details!

Bird Flu in US cows: Should the world be worried?

In response to a hostage negotiation, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken was informed by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that he would not accept an end to the Gaza War. Watch to know more.

US Secretary of State Blinken holds talks with PM Netanyahu, PM says, 'will go ahead with Rafah ops'

In a recent Reuters-Ipsos poll, it was revealed that a significant majority of Americans believe that tiktok is utilised by the Chinese government to influence public opinion in the United States. The survey highlights a concerning perception among citizens regarding potential foreign interference through social media platforms.

58% Americans see TikTok as a Chinese influence tool

US witnessed another day of campus chaos. A lot of action took place at the University of California Los Angeles before dawn. Police in large numbers entered the campus to disperse the protesters. They cleared a Gaza protest encampment, where violent clashes took place a day before. President Joe Biden has condemned the violence, saying only peaceful protests is protected. Watch in for more details!

Biden backs peaceful protest, denounces campus 'chaos'

Majority of Americans believe China uses TikTok to influence

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