Hungary’s “Child Protection Law” Under Scrutiny by EU Courts

Hungary’s so-called “child protection law” has sparked controversy in the European Union, with critics arguing it discriminates against the LGBTQ+ community and restricts minors’ access to information about sex and identity. The law, which prohibits books, films, and cultural products that promote or portray non-conforming identities, was approved by Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s government two … Read more

Social Media Influencers Mislead On Health Tests

A recent study found that social media influencers are often promoting health tests in a way that is misleading and fails to mention potential harms. Researchers from the University of Sydney analyzed 982 social media posts about five popular health tests on Instagram and TikTok, including full-body MRI scans, genetic testing for early cancer signs, … Read more

Michigan State Wins Big Ten with Buzzer-Beater

Michigan State defeated Maryland 58-55 on Wednesday night, thanks to a thrilling buzzer-beater from Tre Holloman. The shot, which was taken from midcourt and sailed through the hoop for a swish, gave the Spartans a half-game lead in the Big Ten standings. Coach Tom Izzo said that Holloman’s shot was not lucky, but rather the … Read more

Trump Sparks Confusion Over Global Tariffs Timeline

US President Donald Trump has caused confusion over his plans for global tariffs, stating that duties will be imposed on Canada and Mexico by April 2 but citing a deadline of March 4. He also mentioned tariffs on the European Union, leaving it unclear whether these would be separate from other proposed measures. The conflicting … Read more

US Measles Death Confirmed After Decade of No Fatalities

A child in West Texas has died from measles, marking the first reported US death from the disease in a decade. The outbreak, primarily among children, has spread to New Mexico, infecting over 130 people across two states. The child, who was not vaccinated against measles, died at Covenant Children’s Hospital in Lubbock. Health officials … Read more

Spartan Holloman Knocks Down Half-Court Heave at buzzer

Michigan State stunned No. 16 Maryland with a half-court buzzer-beater from Tre Holloman on Wednesday. With less than three seconds left, the Spartans rebounded a miss from Ja’Kobi Gillespie and got it to Holloman, who launched it from behind the logo. The ball hit net nearly a second after the buzzer sounded, giving Michigan State … Read more

Amazon Takes Full Control of James Bond Franchise

Amazon has acquired full control of the James Bond franchise, marking a significant shift in ownership after decades under Barbara Broccoli’s stewardship. The deal, which includes retaining creative control for producers Michael Wilson and Barbara Broccoli, was finalized last year with regulatory approval expected this year. Amazon executive chairman Jeff Bezos is keen on modernizing … Read more

Bitcoin Slumps to 23.4% Drop Amid Crypto Market Turmoil

Bitcoin has fallen into bear-market territory, with prices plummeting by up to 23.4% from its January peak. The recent downturn has sparked investor flight, with over $1 billion being pulled out of Bitcoin ETFs on Tuesday alone. Several factors have contributed to the decline, including a lack of concrete policy updates from the Trump administration, … Read more

US Shifts Stance on Russia-Ukraine War Amid Trump’s Criticism

Three years after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Europe marked a grim anniversary as the US changed its stance under President Donald Trump. The shift has sparked concern across Europe and beyond, with Trump seeking to deflect blame from Russia for the war and criticize Ukrainians and European allies. In Kyiv, more than a dozen Western … Read more

FCC Sought to Investigate Paramount’s Diversity Programs

A nonprofit watchdog group has urged the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to investigate Paramount Global’s diversity programs amid concerns that quotas for people of color in reality TV shows may be in violation of legal standards. The Center for American Rights, a critic of media companies, filed a letter with the FCC expressing its intention … Read more