The Red Folder
The current events publication of Equality in Forensics
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JULY 5: OBBB and Trump's Congressional Badgering
JULY 5: Wildfires Blaze in Turkey
JULY 5: Hamas Signals to Want a Peace Deal
JULY 5: Texas Floods Kill Over 20 Overnight
JULY 3: US Completes Trade Deal with Vietnam
JULY 3: Supreme Court Allows Eight To Be Deported to South Sudan
JULY 3: OBBB Passes U.S House, Goes to President Trump
JULY 3: Four Dead and Thirteen Injured in Drive-By Mass Shooting in Chicago
JULY 3: Russia's Deputy Navy Commander Killed In Ukrainian Missile Strike
Highlights: The Diplomatic Sisyphus: Israeli-Syrian Normalization - Ty Tan
On October 7th, 2023, the Arab world turned its back on Israel... This appeared to be the status quo for the Arab world until December 2024, when Syrian rebel forces, led by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), deposed the Assad regime. With Ahmed Al-Sharaa—Syria’s current president—himself speaking of Israel in a cautious, restrained, yet somewhat positive manner in December 2024, it’s no surprise that peaceful negotiations now appear to be on the table.
OBBB and Trump's Congressional Badgering
July 5th, Yael Fishman
Following Donald Trump's presidential signing of the "One Big Beautiful Bill" into law....
Hamas Signals to Want a Peace Deal
July 5th, Andrew Lu
Hamas has given a positive response to a U.S.-brokered 60-day Gaza ceasefire proposal....
Russia's Deputy Navy Commander Killed In Ukrainian Missile Strike
July 3rd, Aaniya Khan
Major General Mikhail Gudkov, deputy commander of the Russian Navy....
Weekly Briefs
Weekly Briefs
In domestic news, read about the Supreme Court's limiting of federal power, the fight to return those wrongfully deported, Trump's recent NATO visit, and the shock victory of Zohran Mamdani.
In international news, read about the recent ceasefire between the DRC and Rwanda, the hopeful ceasefire between Israel and Iran, and Real ICE's plan to refreeze the Arctic.
In domestic news: an unsure future for social security, how Senator John Fetterman is sparking debate within the Democratic party, two tragic political assassination attempts in Minnesota, and the new requirements for student visas.
In international news: Nigeria's response to the farmer-herder conflict, Israel's attacks on Iran, Belarus freeing political prisoners, and a pro-Ukraine shift within the G7 alliance.
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