Author: Onu Akter

Onu Akter

Onu Akter is a dedicated journalist at Daljoog News, known for her insightful reporting and compelling storytelling. With a keen interest in a wide range of topics, including current affairs, technology, lifestyle, and personal development, she brings a unique perspective to every piece she writes. Onu’s commitment to delivering accurate, well-researched news ensures that readers stay informed and engaged. When she’s not covering stories, she explores new ideas and seeks fresh inspiration from the ever-evolving world around her.

Visa delays for doctors

Hospitals across the United States are facing a critical staffing challenge as newly matched international medical residents encounter delays in obtaining visas, a direct result of recent travel and immigration restrictions under the Trump administration. According to a report, many foreign doctors who were scheduled to begin their U.S. residency programs this month are now stuck abroad. After years of rigorous training and matching into competitive U.S. hospitals, their entry into the country is being held up by what should be a routine step—securing a visa. The exact number of affected residents is unclear, but several international physicians interviewed said…

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U.S. children's health decline

Children in the United States are experiencing a significant decline in health, according to a new study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA). Researchers found that rates of chronic illness, mental health disorders, and early death have all risen among American youth over the last two decades. Dr. Christopher Forrest, a pediatrician and professor at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, led the study. Reflecting on his 25-year career, Forrest noted a striking shift in pediatric health. “They just seem to be sicker. And it turns out they are,” he said. The study examined eight major data…

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Oil Prices Dip as Trump’s Tariff Threats and Red Sea Attacks Rattle Markets

Oil prices fell on Tuesday after a brief rally, as global markets reacted to renewed trade tensions and another attack on shipping in the Red Sea. Brent crude hovered around $69 per barrel, giving back gains made Monday when prices rose nearly 2%. The price drop comes after President Donald Trump released a series of letters threatening to raise tariffs on key trading partners, including Japan and South Korea. The letters, posted on social media, warned of 25% levies on imported goods unless trade talks progressed quickly. Trump set a deadline of August 1, though he indicated that the timeline…

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Small Business Optimism Slips as Uncertainty, Labor Costs Weigh on Growth

The outlook among small businesses in the United States declined slightly in June, according to a report released Tuesday by the National Federation of Independent Business. The group’s monthly optimism index dropped by 0.2 points to 98.6. While the figure remains just above the historical average of 98, it fell short of economists’ expectations, who had forecast a reading of 98.7. The dip was driven largely by an increase in small firms reporting excess inventory levels, suggesting weaker-than-expected consumer demand. The report also highlighted high levels of uncertainty, which the NFIB said are holding back real investment and causing business…

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IRS church political endorsements

In a major policy shift, the Internal Revenue Service has confirmed that churches and other religious institutions can now endorse political candidates to their congregants during services. The change marks a significant revision of long-standing restrictions that prohibited tax-exempt groups from engaging in political campaigning. The announcement came in a court filing on Monday as part of a settlement with two Texas churches and a Christian broadcasters’ association. These groups had sued the IRS in federal court, asking for broader protections that would allow all nonprofits—religious and secular—to support political candidates. While the court did not grant that wide request,…

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Elon Musk America Party

Elon Musk has announced the formation of a new political party, the America Party, in a major step away from his previous support for President Donald Trump. The announcement came on July 5, 2025, following weeks of rising tension over a controversial tax-and-spending bill passed by the Trump administration. The bill introduces sweeping tax cuts and expands defense spending, drawing criticism from economists and business leaders. Musk, who once served as head of the Department of Government Efficiency during Trump’s first term, voiced concerns that the legislation could seriously increase the federal budget deficit. The elimination of green energy tax…

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Cierra Ortega Leaves Love Island USA Amid Racism Controversy

Cierra Ortega has officially exited Love Island USA following an intense wave of online backlash tied to a resurfaced racist social media post. The controversy surrounding the contestant reached a tipping point over the weekend, prompting her sudden departure from the reality dating show. Late on Sunday, July 6, Ortega’s parents issued a public statement through her Instagram Stories. In the post, they addressed the growing online criticism and spoke about the emotional toll the incident had taken on their family. Their message was clear: while they acknowledged the hurt caused by the past post, they also called for an…

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Serenité Pocono Mountains: Peaceful Luxury Just 2 Hours from NYC

For families in New York looking for a relaxing escape, Serenité in the Pocono Mountains is the perfect option. Located just over two hours from Staten Island, this luxury private residence club brings comfort, peace, and space all in one setting. Set in the scenic Pocono Mountains, Serenité blends mountain charm with five-star amenities. It’s a great choice for families who want to travel together but still enjoy personal space. Unlike hotels where you book separate rooms, Serenité offers large, elegant condos with room for everyone. A recent stay in one of the five-bedroom units made a lasting impression. With…

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Marvel’s Blade Costumes Used in Sinners Movie

Sinners, the 2025 vampire drama starring Michael B. Jordan, has a surprising link to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The connection lies in the film’s wardrobe. Costumes that were originally made for Marvel’s long-delayed Blade reboot found a new purpose on the set of Sinners. Sev Ohanian, the producer of Sinners, shared the behind-the-scenes story during a recent interview. He revealed that Oscar-winning costume designer Ruth Carter, who was working on the Blade film, had already created a large number of 1930s-era outfits. Blade was planned to feature scenes set in the past, which happened to match the time period of…

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Julian McMahon Dies at 56 After Cancer Battle

Australian actor Julian McMahon has died at the age of 56 after battling cancer. His wife, Kelly McMahon, confirmed his passing in a heartfelt statement. She said he died peacefully after a strong effort to fight the disease. She asked the public to allow the family privacy as they grieve. She also encouraged fans to keep finding joy in life, just as Julian had inspired during his lifetime. Details about the type of cancer or how long he had been fighting it were not shared. McMahon was born into a prominent family. He was the son of former Australian prime…

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