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US appeals court blocks Trump request to send National Guard to Chicago amid immigration protests

A US appeals court has blocked President Trump's order to deploy the National Guard in Chicago, citing a lack of evidence for rebellion or danger. The court found that protests against immigration policies, even if spirited, do not justify such a deployment. This ruling follows similar challenges from Illinois, Oregon, and California against the administration's use of federal troops domestically.

'Violated laws': ICE arrests Chicago police officer from Montenegro — Who is Radule Bojovic? Why is he in custody?

An illegal immigrant, Radule Bojovic, working as a police officer in Hanover Park, was arrested by ICE for overstaying his visa by over a decade. Officials expressed alarm at local departments hiring undocumented individuals and issuing them firearms, violating federal law and jeopardizing community safety. Bojovic, a native of Montenegro, had recently joined the police force.

Commodity market boost: Sebi plans to boost institutional participation; derivatives and bonds in focus

Sebi is actively working to boost institutional investment in agricultural and non-agricultural commodity markets, aiming to strengthen their appeal for hedging purposes. The regulator is also exploring avenues to allow banks, insurance companies, pension funds, and foreign portfolio investors to participate in these markets, alongside efforts to deepen the corporate bond market.

‘I’m not a gold buyer, but…’: JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon, long a gold skeptic, now sees ‘semi-rational’ in buying it; what he said

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon, a gold skeptic, now finds it 'semi-rational' to hold the yellow metal, acknowledging its potential to reach $10,000 in the current environment. Major banks like Goldman Sachs and HSBC have also raised their gold price forecasts, citing strong investor demand and central bank interest as key drivers for the precious metal's surge.

'He can't be 14': Shastri discloses what an Australian said about teenage prodigy's age

Former India coach Ravi Shastri lauded young batter Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, comparing him to a young Sachin Tendulkar and noting Matthew Hayden's disbelief at his age. Shastri emphasized the crucial next few years for the prodigy, stressing the need for guidance to handle high expectations and potential setbacks. He also advised playing red-ball cricket to refine technique and temperament.

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