Errol Morris’ ‘Chaos’ Casts Doubt on Manson’s Motivations

Errol Morris’ new documentary “Chaos: The Manson Murders” presents alternative theories surrounding Charles Manson’s infamous killing spree in the 1960s. Based on Tom O’Neill’s book, the film explores how Manson may have had links to government programs related to mind control and brainwashing. According to O’Neill, Manson possibly had connections to secret government research into … Read more

Switzerland Hosts International Conference on Geneva Conventions Amid Tensions Over Middle East Conflict

Switzerland has agreed to host an international conference on the occupied Palestinian territories, despite its reluctance to take a position on the ongoing conflict. The event, which aims to address the application of the fourth Geneva Convention to the region, is seen as a technical-level gathering without big names or binding resolutions. The request for … Read more

Microsoft Breaks Ground with Quantum Chip Progress

Microsoft has made significant strides in quantum computing by building what it claims is “the world’s first quantum processor powered by topological qubits.” The company aims to create a scalable quantum computer within years, rather than decades, and has also developed a new state of matter called topoconductor. This achievement comes as Microsoft was recently … Read more

Musk Criticizes Amtrak, Calls for Privatization and High-Speed Rail Investment

Tesla CEO Elon Musk criticized America’s rail service in a speech at an investor conference, saying it’s “embarrassing” that other countries like China have high-speed rail. He suggested privatizing Amtrak could improve the experience, but would require Congressional action. Musk said visiting tourists should avoid using Amtrak, as it may leave a bad impression of … Read more

Red Robin to Close Up to 70 Underperforming Restaurants by 2030

Red Robin, a casual burger joint and American-fare chain, announced plans to close up to 70 underperforming restaurants by 2030. The company cited a need to pay off debts and reinvest in its remaining restaurants. The closures are part of Red Robin’s efforts to improve its financial performance, which has been struggling in recent years. … Read more

TSMC’s US Deal Sparks Criticism That Taiwan Is ‘Selling Out’

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) has announced a $100 billion investment in its US expansion, sparking criticism that the move is a “sell-out” for the Taiwanese government. However, industry analysts argue that the deal will not significantly impact Taiwan’s economy and may actually give TSMC an advantage globally. The $100 billion investment will only account … Read more

US Jobs Report Misses Expectations Under Trump Administration

The US economy added fewer jobs than expected in February, with 151,000 workers hired compared to the predicted 170,000. The unemployment rate rose to 4.1%, a historically low figure. Despite this, Fed Chair Jerome Powell expressed confidence in the US economy, citing its “solid” labor market. Employment increased in various sectors, including healthcare and finance. … Read more

US Measles Outbreak Kills Second Person

A deadly measles outbreak in the American southwest has claimed a second life, with an unvaccinated adult succumbing to the disease in New Mexico. This fatality follows a week of tragic losses, as an unvaccinated child from Texas became the first US death from the disease since 2015. As of Friday, 198 cases of measles … Read more

CFPB Power Stripped Amid Musk’s Digital Payments Push

A key federal watchdog, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), is losing its power to oversee potential fraud and abuse in online payment platforms as Elon Musk’s site, X, enters the market. The CFPB was tasked with rooting out financial malfeasance and recently expanded its oversight to include digital payment apps like Venmo, PayPal, and … Read more