Disgraced Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein has given a rare interview from inside New York’s notorious Rikers Island — where he says he still sees himself as a victim of the movement that helped bring him down. The 73-year-old, now in a wheelchair and housed in the jail’s medical unit due to a string of health problems, spoke for an hour about his life behind bars, the allegations against him, and the collapse of the empire he once built in Hollywood. In prison, he says he has been punched, attacked and left bloodied on the floor, claiming other inmates constantly harass and threaten him. Weinstein admitted he “misled” women and apologised for his behaviour, but again insisted he is “no rapist,” describing himself instead as an “oversexed schmuck who made stupid moves.” The interview comes after years of legal battles following explosive investigations by The New York Times and The New Yorker in 2017 that exposed allegations from dozens of women and ignited the global MeToo movement.

President Donald Trump said he expects additional American service members could be killed during the ongoing U.S. military campaign against Iran, stating that casualties are an unfortunate reality of war. Speaking to reporters, Trump said: “When you have conflicts like this, you always have death,” while emphasizing that the goal of the operation is to “finish the job.” The remarks came after the Pentagon confirmed that multiple U.S. troops had already been killed in the conflict, with others wounded in Iranian strikes on American bases across the region. Trump also said he had met with families of fallen service members and claimed many urged him to continue the mission until its objectives are completed. The comments have added to the ongoing debate in Washington and across the country about the costs and risks of the expanding conflict, as military operations in the region continue. #BreakingNews #USMilitary #IranConflict #WorldNews #Geopolitics

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The Islamabad High Court issued a 116-page judgment on February 23 declaring a judge’s appointment void from the beginning. Tariq Mahmood Jahangiri had served on the court after being appointed in December 2020. However, court records revealed that his law degree was allegedly fake, involving impersonation, false enrollment numbers, and exam misconduct dating back to 1988. The bench ruled that his appointment was legally invalid and barred him from performing judicial duties, which he had already stopped in September. The decision has raised serious questions about verification processes for judicial appointments and how academic credentials are checked for high-level legal positions.

Massive changes may be coming to The Line in Saudi Arabia. Instead of the futuristic 170-km linear city, reports suggest parts of the project could shift toward building huge AI data centers to power the world’s growing artificial intelligence industry. The project is part of the ambitious NEOM vision backed by Mohammed bin Salman. If the plan changes, the desert megacity dream could evolve into one of the largest AI infrastructure hubs on Earth.