Author: Rithe Rose

Rithe Rose is a Journalist. He is also the Sub-Editor of Zoom Bangla News. He is also a good writer. He was born and brought up in Jashore.

The White House struck a seismic blow to U.S.-India trade relations yesterday, imposing a sweeping 25% tariff on all Indian goods effective August 1. President Donald Trump declared the punitive measure a direct response to India’s deepening economic alliance with Russia and “unfair” barriers against American exports. This abrupt move threatens to upend $87 billion in annual bilateral trade, escalate consumer prices, and fracture a key geopolitical partnership in the Indo-Pacific. The Tariff Hammer: Economic Shockwaves Begin President Trump’s executive order targets India’s top exports to the U.S., including pharmaceuticals, textiles, machinery, and automotive parts. The decision follows a record…

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Behind the mystique of trench coats and shadowy figures, real private investigators often navigate a world far stranger than fiction. A recent viral Ask Reddit thread, calling for tales from actual PIs, peeled back the curtain on a profession rife with the mundane, the heartbreaking, and the utterly absurd. Forget Hollywood glamour; these stories reveal a job demanding patience, resilience, and sometimes, a strong stomach for the unexpected. The Dark Underbelly of Surveillance While many imagine PIs tailing cheating spouses, the reality often involves far graver discoveries. One investigator, u/AvoidableBoat67, shared a chilling case: hired to confirm infidelity, hidden cameras…

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Rome, Italy – In a dramatic international manhunt conclusion, controversial Brazilian congresswoman Carla Zambelli was arrested by Italian police in Rome this week. The far-right politician, convicted of orchestrating a cyberattack against Brazil’s judicial system, had fled to Italy using her dual citizenship to evade a 10-year prison sentence. Her capture ignites a high-stakes diplomatic battle between Rome and Brasília. The Fall from Power: Cybercrime and Conviction Zambelli’s downfall stems from her 2023 conviction by Brazil’s Supreme Court for masterminding a sophisticated cyber operation. She falsified court documents and hacked judicial databases to obstruct corruption investigations targeting her political allies,…

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The internet’s favorite shorthand for demanding, entitled behavior – “Karen” – has long been synonymous with Boomers and Gen X. But what about difficult millennials? A viral TikTok debate is attempting to christen their generation’s equivalent, and one name is surging ahead: Ashley. TikTok creator Erin Dieheart (@erindieheart) sparked the conversation by calling out the “A-holes” of the millennial cohort and presenting a list of potential names culled from recurring online suggestions. We know exactly who are the A-holes of our generation,” Dieheart stated in their video, which garnered massive engagement. “Here are the names that keep popping up: Ashley,…

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Latin America faces a devastating collapse of independent information. Verified reports from the Organization of American States (OAS), UNESCO, and press freedom watchdogs reveal a systematic purge of journalists from Venezuela, Nicaragua, and Cuba—three nations driving over 92% of the region’s journalist exodus. At least 477 Venezuelan, 283 Nicaraguan, and 150 Cuban reporters have fled into exile as of 2024, creating dangerous information voids across the continent. The Anatomy of a Regional Crackdown Journalists escaping these regimes report identical patterns of persecution: arbitrary arrests, criminal prosecution for “treason,” travel bans, asset seizures, and draconian censorship laws. According to OAS documentation…

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The skies over Latin America are busier than ever. In January 2025 alone, a record 42.3 million passengers crisscrossed the region, with Brazil moving 8.6 million travelers—a 5.3% annual jump. To harness this explosive growth, LATAM Airlines, South America’s largest carrier, is poised to make a strategic pivot: negotiating an order for up to 30 new regional jets from manufacturers Embraer and Airbus. This potential fleet overhaul signals a fundamental shift in how the continent connects. Why LATAM is Betting on Regional Jets LATAM’s current fleet of 360 aircraft relies heavily on larger Airbus and Boeing models. While efficient for…

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Mexico’s government has executed a historic financial rescue for its struggling state oil giant, securing $12 billion through a landmark bond deal to shield Pemex from immediate default risks. Announced by the Ministry of Finance in August 2024, the transaction saw overwhelming investor demand—nearly 300 global institutions sought $23.4 billion, double the final allocation. This lifeline targets Pemex’s crushing $98.8 billion debt burden, specifically covering payments due in 2025 and 2026. Record Bond Deal Eases Pemex Debt Burden The bonds, known as P-Caps and maturing in 2030, rank among the largest sovereign-backed financings ever structured in a single round. Crucially,…

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Panama’s announcement of a proposed $34.9 billion national budget for 2026, its largest ever, sounds like a story of prosperity. Official figures from the Ministry of Economy and Finance reveal a significant 13.6% increase over the previous year. Yet, beneath the headline number lies a stark reality: this record spending isn’t funding ambitious new projects or expanded public services. Instead, Panama is pouring unprecedented sums into servicing a debt burden that has ballooned alarmingly, consuming resources and constraining the nation’s future. This escalating Panama debt crisis is the true driver behind the historic budget figure. The Crushing Weight of Mounting…

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Peru stands at a pivotal crossroads, its vast mineral wealth promising economic salvation while threatening to deepen social fractures. President Dina Boluarte’s administration is aggressively pushing 134 new mining projects worth $6 billion, aiming to supercharge an economy where nearly 30% live in poverty, according to the National Institute of Statistics and Informatics (INEI) 2023 report. As the world’s second-largest copper producer, Peru copper output is central to global supply chains. Yet this drive collides violently with the plight of tens of thousands of informal miners suddenly excluded from legal status, igniting protests that have already cost the nation over…

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The beauty world is reeling after Urban Decay announced the first reformulation of its cult-favorite All Nighter Setting Spray in 15 years. Loyal users flooded social media with outrage, fearing the end of an era for the makeup-setting staple that defined sweat-proof, tear-proof glam for generations. The Controversial Formula Change Urban Decay confirmed last week that its iconic setting spray now features “24-hour wear, a finer mist, temperature cooling technology, and a refreshed scent.” But fans immediately questioned why the brand would alter a product with near-mythical status in beauty communities. TikTok videos documenting the reformulation went viral, with one…

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A cheerful holiday jingle meant for sun-seeking tourists has become the soundtrack to one of America’s most controversial immigration policies. The Trump administration ignited immediate backlash this week after repurposing the viral Jet2holidays meme—a lighthearted British travel advertisement—to promote deportation flights, drawing condemnation from the public and the campaign’s original voice actor alike. The Rise of the Jet2holidays Phenomenon The meme originated from Jet2holidays’ infectiously upbeat commercial, voiced by British actress Zoë Lister and set to Jess Glynne’s hit song “Hold My Hand.” Its signature lines—”nothing beats a Jet2 holiday” and “£50 per person…that’s £200 off for a family of…

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The glittering premieres and designer gowns masked a devastating reality for Mandela Bellamy. While attending high-profile events as Rosalie Deitland on Netflix’s hit series Orange Is the New Black, the actress secretly navigated homelessness—sleeping in Brooklyn shelters between filming seasons from 2013-2019. Her recent TikTok revelations expose Hollywood’s stark inequalities, with Bellamy stating: “I’d toast champagne with elites, then rush back to the shelter by 10 p.m. to keep my bed.” Mandela Bellamy’s Shelter-to-Set Reality Bellamy shared Getty Images from OITNB events with a jarring context: “This is a homeless woman in this picture.” In a July 2025 TikTok (@missjoy626),…

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The Mexican peso demonstrated remarkable resilience early on July 30, 2025, trading firmly between 18.73 and 18.75 against the U.S. dollar. This stability emerged despite significant Mexican Peso volatility over the prior 24 hours, as markets digested dramatic shifts in global trade dynamics and technical repositioning. Dollar Surge and Retreat: The Trade Deal Catalyst Market data reveals the peso briefly weakened beyond 18.80 during the previous U.S. session. This dollar rally stemmed from official announcements of a sweeping U.S.-EU trade agreement featuring a 15% tariff on European goods and expanded U.S. energy exports. The news triggered aggressive short-covering in the…

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The swift downfall of San Francisco’s Kis Cafe serves as a stark lesson in the power of social media accountability after its mistreatment of a micro-influencer ignited a firestorm. Bay Area content creator Karla (@itskarlabb) tearfully shared her humiliating experience on TikTok, triggering mass outrage that culminated in the restaurant’s permanent closure within days. The Incident That Sparked Outrage Karla arrived at Kis Cafe in October 2023 for a pre-arranged collaboration, invited via Instagram by a staff member. Her positive expectations shattered when co-owner and award-winning chef Luke Sung arrived. According to Karla’s viral TikTok video (October 2023), Sung publicly…

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The Colombian peso showed fleeting resilience against the US dollar in late July, only to reveal a deeper story of consolidation within an entrenched bullish trend. On July 29-30, 2025, the USD/COP pair exhibited a notable red candle signaling peso strength during regular trading—yet technical indicators confirm this was a pause, not a reversal. Market analysts emphasize that underlying dollar demand and institutional positioning continue to dictate the currency’s trajectory, leaving traders questioning the peso’s near-term prospects. Technical Indicators Signal Bullish Continuation for USD/COP Daily chart analysis reveals critical insights into the peso’s behavior. Despite the July 29 dip, USD/COP…

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Former U.S. Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg delivered a scathing critique of the Trump administration’s cabinet officials during a July 28, 2025, NPR Morning Edition interview, igniting widespread praise from progressive circles. His blunt assessment of high-profile Trump cabinet failures went viral on social media, resonating with critics who argue the administration prioritizes loyalty over competence. Buttigieg’s Direct Critique of Key Officials Buttigieg argued that President Trump’s dismissive attitude toward his supporters is mirrored in his cabinet appointments. “He’s putting his thumb in their eye even more than usual,” Buttigieg stated, referencing Trump’s reversal on investigating the Jeffrey Epstein scandal.…

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As AI chatbots become productivity staples, a chilling reality emerges: your queries might be training corporate algorithms, your location could be exposed, and your conversations could face government scrutiny. Enter privacy-first alternatives Lumo and Duck AI, promising secure interactions without surveillance – but which truly shields your digital life? We rigorously tested both platforms through real-world scenarios, dissecting privacy policies, and analyzing data-handling practices. Our methodology included: Location sensitivity tests (disabling/enabling geo-features) Metadata exposure analysis Log retention verification Encryption protocol examination Third-party data-sharing audits Duck AI: Anonymized Access with Location Trade-offs Duck AI routes your queries through leading models like…

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A cinematic landmark beloved for generations is now at the center of a digital firestorm. The iconic 1939 film The Wizard of Oz, set for a groundbreaking screening at Las Vegas’s The Sphere on August 28, is undergoing dramatic AI-driven alterations, igniting fierce backlash from film historians, critics, and devoted fans who decry it as a desecration of art. The ambitious project, detailed in a recent CBS Sunday Morning report, involves a team of 2,000 people utilizing artificial intelligence for two primary purposes: drastically enhancing the film’s original resolution and employing a technique called “outpainting” to expand the footage far…

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The punk-rock air crackled with rebellion as Dropkick Murphys frontman Ken Casey seized the microphone at their recent concert. In a moment that instantly went viral, Casey dedicated their song “First Class Loser” to Donald Trump while a giant screen displayed images linking the former president to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. “This next song is dedicated to a guy who wears orange makeup, sh*ts his pants in his diapers, rapes women, touches kids,” Casey declared to the roaring crowd, cementing the Dropkick Murphys Trump confrontation as one of punk rock’s most explosive political statements in recent memory. The Incendiary…

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The familiar Samsung Galaxy S lineup is poised for its most radical transformation in years. According to multiple industry sources cited in a July 30, 2025 Techlusive report, Samsung will dramatically restructure its flagship series by eliminating the standard Galaxy S26 model entirely. Instead, the Korean tech giant will debut three distinct variants: Galaxy S26 Pro, Galaxy S26 Edge, and Galaxy S26 Ultra – marking the first time since 2011 that a base “S” model won’t launch. Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra: The New Flagship Standard Industry analysts suggest the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra will become the series’ centerpiece, featuring a…

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The heartbeat of global industrial activity paused this week as iron ore flatlined near the psychologically significant $100 threshold. Settling at $99.30 per ton on July 30, 2025, the SGX TSI Iron Ore 62% Fe benchmark reflects a market holding its breath. Traders on the Singapore Exchange maintained cautious positions, with volumes steady but open interest declining as participants reduced exposure. This paralysis stems from conflicting forces: dwindling Chinese port inventories that prevent sharp declines, yet fading physical demand as China’s construction sector sputters. With US-China trade talks in Stockholm yielding no breakthroughs and Vale’s logistical bottlenecks hampering shipments, the…

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The cold precision of modern technology has unearthed new anxieties in relationships, as one woman discovered when her smart scale revealed evidence suggesting her separated husband violated their reconciliation agreement. After finding back-to-back midnight weigh-ins logged at exactly 120 pounds—a weight matching neither her nor her husband—the Reddit user’s suspicions of infidelity resurfaced. This digital smoking gun, posted to the “Am I Overreacting?” subreddit, ignited fierce debate about trust, technology, and whether history repeats itself with a cheating husband. The Condo Scale’s Suspicious Log According to the original poster (u/throw-Doubt303), she and her husband were temporarily separated after his prior…

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A UK mother’s chilling TikTok warning about a potential “Devil’s Breath” stamp scam on public transport has ignited nationwide safety concerns. With her viral video surpassing 3.8 million views, the mother (@aysincilek2) recounted a harrowing encounter where a stranger pressured her to lick a suspicious “stamp” – a tactic she believes masked an attempt to drug and abduct her and her infant. What Is “Devil’s Breath” and Why Is It Dangerous? “Devil’s Breath” is the street name for scopolamine, a potent drug derived from nightshade plants. Medically used for motion sickness, it’s infamous in criminal contexts for inducing rapid disorientation,…

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The festive season just turned sweeter for smartphone enthusiasts. Amazon’s Great Indian Festival has slashed the OnePlus 13’s price to an unprecedented ₹59,999 – a staggering ₹10,000 drop from its ₹69,999 launch price. This flagship killer now poses a serious dilemma: Can rivals match its value proposition at this new price point? Why This Price Drop Changes Everything Industry analysts confirm this is OnePlus’ deepest festival discount since 2021. According to Counterpoint Research’s July 2025 market analysis, aggressive inventory clearance before the OnePlus 14 launch motivated the cut. The deal includes: Extra ₹4,000 off with SBI credit cards Exchange bonuses…

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