How Elon Musk Makes And Spends His $300 Billion Dollars
Elon Musk is a well-known entrepreneur and businessman who has made a significant impact in various industries, including technology, energy, and transportation. He is the CEO of SpaceX and Tesla,…
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Yemen’s Armed Forces Launch Another Military Operation Against Israeli Regime
Yemen's Armed Forces have declared and executed a new military operation against the Israeli regime, fulfilling their commitment to retaliate as long as Israel persists in its relentless assault on…
President Bongbong Marcos Announces Safe Evacuation of 56 More Filipinos from Gaza
President Bongbong Marcos has revealed that an additional 56 Filipino nationals have successfully evacuated from the conflict-ridden Gaza Strip. Presently, only 39 Filipinos remain in the region, underscoring the swift…
Favour Ori, Owner of Payday, Considers Company Sale Amid Allegations of Defrauding Users
Favour Ori, the owner of the fintech startup Payday, is reportedly considering selling the company, just six months after successfully raising $3 million in a seed round led by Moniepoint,…
President Paul Kagame Appoints Daughter, Ange Kagame, to Key Position in His Office
Rwandan President Paul Kagame has appointed his 29-year-old daughter, Ange Kagame, to a significant position in his office. She will serve as the deputy executive director in charge of the…
Senegal Suspended TikTok Amid Protest
Senegal's Minister of Communication, Moussa Bocar, has announced the suspension of TikTok in the country due to concerns that the platform is being used to spread "hateful and subversive messages"…
Elon Musk’s Company X Challenges Content Blocking Ruling in India
Social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, is seeking to challenge an Indian court ruling that found it non-compliant with government orders to remove certain content. X argues that…
Bye-Election In Place As MP Margaret Ferrier Loses Seat Due To COVID Rule-Breaking
A by-election is set to take place in the constituency of an MP who faced consequences for breaking COVID rules. Margaret Ferrier, the MP in question, traveled by train despite…
Zulum Urges Borno Residents to Back Tinubu’s Administration, Citing Unsustainable Subsidy
Babagana Zulum, the governor of Borno, has requested the support of the state residents for President Bola Tinubu's administration. Zulum conveyed his message on Tuesday during the commencement of the…
Rising Heat-Related Deaths in Japan and South Korea Amid Climate Change
In different parts of the world, severe weather conditions have wreaked havoc on various regions. Some areas have been drenched in heavy rainfall, resulting in devastating floods, while others are…
Top Republican Donors Invest to Halt Donald Trump’s Influence
To gain an early financial advantage over Donald Trump, several top Republican donors have entered the presidential race by supporting candidates who are challenging the former president for the party's…
Deadly Hindu-Muslim Communal Clashes Kill 5 in India’s Haryana State
At least five individuals lost their lives in clashes between Hindus and Muslims in the north Indian state of Haryana on Tuesday. As a result, authorities implemented a curfew, halted…
Republicans Struggle to Diverge from Bidenomics
Republican candidates aiming for the White House have conflicting views on President Joe Biden's economic policies. While they criticize Biden's economic record, they also echo some of his ambitious efforts.…
Susan B. Anthony List Criticizes DeSantis’s Abortion Stance as ‘Unacceptable
The conservative anti-abortion group, Susan B. Anthony List, strongly criticizes Republican presidential candidate Ron DeSantis for his abortion stance and his avoidance of clarifying whether he supports a federal abortion…
National Institutes of Health Commences Clinical Trials for Long Covid Treatment
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) has announced the launch of the second phase of clinical trials aimed at addressing the long-term impacts of Covid-19, known as long Covid. The…
UK’s Largest Teaching Union Accepts Government’s Pay Offer
Teachers in England, represented by the National Education Union (NEU), have accepted the government's pay proposal and canceled the planned strikes during the autumn term. The NEU, the UK's largest…
