Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s extremist coalition rejected a partial ceasefire deal with Hamas that would return some of the 50 or so remaining Israeli hostages in Gaza in exchange for a temporary truce.
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HOUTHIS BRUSH OFF FRESH IDF STRIKES ON CAPITAL, SAY THEY WILL CONTINUE ATTACKS ON ISRAEL ‘NO MATTER THE SACRIFICES’
The IDF on Sunday carried out a bombing campaign across Sanaa, Yemen’s capital, just days after the Houthis took credit for a missile launch against Israel, prompting the group to vow continued attacks on Israel as long as it carries out its genocide campaign in Gaza.
CRUSADES 2000: TOP ISRAELI THREATENS YEMEN WITH THE ‘PLAGUE OF THE FIRSTBORN’ AFTER STRIKE ON SANAA
Israel Katz, Tel Aviv’s defense minister, issued a threat to Yemen on Sunday after Israel bombed Sanaa, that warned the country about facing the “plague of the firstborn” as it tries to defend Palestinians being butchered by the IDF in Gaza.
UNEMPLOYMENT CLAIMS SHRINK, AS DOES U.S. INDUSTRIAL OUTPUT
New applications for unemployment benefits fell by 3,000 in the most recent week to 224,000 from the week before. Economists polled by The Wall Street Journal had expected 229,000 new claims.
SPECIAL REPORT: A BRAND NEW DEGREE IN COMPUTER SCIENCE AND NOT A JOB TO BE FOUND
For more than 20 years, young people have been hearing tech moguls preach the gospel of technology. Get a degree in computer science, students were told, and you will have a ticket to a six-figure salary, five-figure signing bonuses, and guaranteed job security.
CRYPTO COMPANIES ARE RUSHING TO ISSUE STOCK
Energized by the friendly policies and personal enthusiasm of Donald Trump, crypto-related businesses are “lining up to go public,” Reuters reported, with the global value of cryptocurrencies remaining above $4 trillion.
AMERICANS POUR RECORD AMOUNTS OF RETIREMENT FUNDS INTO STOCKS
The U.S. stock market’s seemingly unstoppable rise has persuaded more American workers to put more of their 401(k) retirement money into equities.
ROBUST EARNINGS BUOY STOCK INVESTORS’ CONFIDENCE
As the current earnings season ends, companies listed in the Standard & Poor’s 500 index are “handily beating expectations” after the tariff war, a weakened job market, and tighter consumer spending had lowered forecasts, The Wall Street Journal reported.









