How Russia’s Economy Endured Under Putin

Despite international pressure from sanctions following the annexation of Crimea and the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Russia’s economy has managed to survive. The country’s resilience can be attributed to various factors, including its diversified industrial base, robust state-owned enterprises, and strategic use of natural resources. Sanctions imposed by Western countries have had a limited impact … Read more

Kanye West Blames ‘Kardashian Mob’ for Custody Issues

Rapper and fashion designer Kanye West is speaking out against his ex-wife Kim Kardashian and their family after a recent custody dispute. The 47-year-old took to social media platform X (formerly Twitter) to express his frustration, stating that he feels deprived of co-parenting rights. West claimed that the “Kardashian mob” has taken away his access … Read more

Tesla’s Camera System Outperforms in Deadly Crash Tests

A recent test by Crunchlabs has revealed that Tesla’s camera-only system is outperformed by LIDAR technology, resulting in the deaths of several mannequins. Mark Rober, a well-known expert, successfully smuggled a LIDAR system into Disneyland for impressive mapping demonstrations. This incident echoes Elon Musk’s warning that relying on LIDAR systems will be disastrous. During the … Read more

EU Faces Pressure to Diversify Digital Infrastructure

The European Union is under pressure to strengthen its digital presence, as tensions with the US have reached a new low. Weaning itself off reliance on US-based technology companies could come at a significant cost. Currently, over 70% of European data is stored on US cloud services, with major players like Amazon, Microsoft, and Google … Read more

Netflix’s The Electric State Falls Flat Despite A-List Cast

The Russo Brothers’ latest movie, The Electric State, has been met with scathing reviews and harsh criticism from audiences. As a self-proclaimed open-minded viewer, I decided to take the plunge and watch the film despite its notorious reputation. Unfortunately, my experience was underwhelming, and I found myself disappointed by the final outcome. Based on the … Read more

UK to Introduce New Social Media Regulations

The UK government plans to crack down on illegal content on social media platforms, aiming to protect citizens from misinformation and harm online. The move follows concerns over the spread of fake news and hate speech on these platforms. Under the new regulations, social media companies will be required to register with the UK authorities … Read more

US Consumer Sentiment Hits Lowest Since 2022 Amid Economic Uncertainty

The US consumer hasn’t felt this glum about the economy since November 2022, according to a survey by the University of Michigan. The latest reading on consumer sentiment, released in mid-March, showed a decline of 10.5% from February and fell below the Dow Jones consensus estimate. Consumers now expect one-year inflation to jump to 4.9%, … Read more

White House Adviser Admits ‘Trolling’ in Trump Post

A White House deputy communications director has publicly admitted to “trolling” after Donald Trump posted an image on Truth Social that mocked former President Joe Biden. The post featured a side-by-side comparison of Trump’s portraits from 2017-2021 and 2025-present, with the middle section showing an “autopen” signature allegedly used by Biden. In response, Kaelan Dorr … Read more