[Humanitarian Crisis as Hamas and Israel Reach Peace Breakthroughs]

In Gaza, Hamas leaders have announced plans to release four additional Israeli hostage prisoners under the terms of a ceasefire deal with Israel. This agreement sees Israel committing to free a group of Palestinian captives during a prisoner exchange scheduled for Saturday. Since the ceasefire took effect on Sunday, U.N. humanitarian aid has surged, with … Read more

Firefighters Teams Face Huge brush Fire in Southern CA

In a staggering display of heroism, firefighters from across Southern California rushed to aid during the Hughes Fire, which erupted Wednesday morning in Castaic and swiftly burned over 10,000 acres in less than 24 hours. The situation required an unprecedented effort, with unified command posts at institutions like College of the Canyons becoming hubs of … Read more

Apple Introduces iOS 18.3 With New Features And Bug Fixes

Apple is set to release **iOS 18.3** next week, adding more refinements to its Apple Intelligence features, along with a couple of handy new capabilities for iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 16 devices. The update also includes bug fixes. Below are five key updates you’ll notice this month: – **Calendar Event Addition**: On iPhone 16 … Read more

GameOn Couple Charged with $60 Million Fraud Scheme Involving Artificial Intelligence Company

A San Francisco couple, Alexander and Valerie Beckman, were arrested on Thursday after being indicted on 25 federal counts of fraud and other crimes related to their artificial intelligence company, GameOn Inc. The indictment alleges wire and securities fraud, conspiracy charges, identity theft, and more. Alexander, founder and former CEO of GameOn, which develops AI … Read more

Trump Calls for OPEC Oil Price Cut Amid Ukraine Tensions

U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday urged OPEC to lower oil prices as a way to bolster Russia’s finances and potentially end the ongoing war in Ukraine. Speaking in North Carolina after inspecting storm damage, Trump emphasized that “One way to stop it quickly is for OPEC to stop making so much money and drop … Read more

New Clues Reveal Dinosaurs Began Evolving Near Earth’s Equator**

** New study suggests the first dinosaurs may have evolved near the equator, challenging previous assumptions about their origins. Lead author Joel Heath from UCL explains that fossils of the earliest dinosaurs were found in the Sahara and Amazon rainforest, deeper than previously thought. This discovery pushes back the timeline for dinosaur evolution by millions … Read more

Trump’s Order Affects Dominion Wind Project Expansion Plans

Dominion Energy is building a major wind project off Virginia, aiming to provide enough clean electricity for 660,000 homes in an area with rising power demand. However, President Trump has put the project and similar ones at risk by signing an executive order that halts new leases in federal waters. The order also directs officials … Read more

Texas Instruments Stock Plummets Amid Sluggish Demand and Rising Costs

Texas Instruments’ shares dropped nearly 7.5%, hitting $185.52 on Friday, marking the biggest one-day decline since March 2020. The stock fell as the company reported a weaker-than-expected first-quarter earnings forecast, citing slower demand and higher manufacturing costs. Earnings per share were projected to be between 94 cents and $1.16, but analysts had expected $1.17 on … Read more

China’s Travel Shifts Reflect Economic Struggles

** China’s strained economy is causing Lunar New Year travel trends to shift. With many people opting for cheaper domestic trips or nearby Asian destinations, the eight-day holiday sees around 2.2 million to 2.6 million travelers globally—higher than last year but still below the peak of nearly 6.3 million during the pandemic. Chinese tourists are … Read more