

Israel-Iran trade strikes, NYC candidate arrested, ‘infinite workdays’ & more
6 snips Jun 17, 2025
Tensions are escalating as Israel warns of Iran's nuclear ambitions, with recent airstrikes impacting aid efforts in Gaza. The arrest of a NYC mayoral candidate raises eyebrows amid political controversies. Meanwhile, a murder suspect is apprehended in Rome, shedding light on international crime. In workplace news, recent research reveals that the traditional 9 to 5 has evolved into an 'infinite workday,' indicating the growing stress of after-hours demands on employees.
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US-Israel Iran Nuclear Assessment Discrepancy
- U.S. intelligence assesses Iran is 3 years away from nuclear weapons capability, conflicting with Israel's warnings it is racing to acquire them.
- Israel depends on U.S. military support to strike Iranian nuclear sites effectively.
Deadly Israeli Fire Near Gaza Aid
- Israeli fire has killed many Palestinians awaiting aid in Gaza, marking the deadliest period near aid centers in recent weeks.
- Israeli military acknowledges the incident and is reviewing the details.
NYC Comptroller Arrested at Court
- New York City Comptroller Brad Lander was arrested by federal immigration officers while trying to block the arrest of another man in court.
- Lander was advocating for more legal support for immigrants facing ICE arrest after court hearings.