US Inflation Expectations Soar Amid Market Jitters

The US Federal Reserve is grappling with growing uncertainty in the economy, driven by soaring consumer inflation expectations, jittery markets, and rising Treasury yields. According to data from the University of Michigan, one-year consumer inflation expectations have reached their highest level since 1981, sparking concerns about a potential price shock or downturn. Fed policymakers are … Read more

Navarro Defends Ties with Musk Amid Public Spat Over Tariffs

US Trade Adviser Peter Navarro has denied any clash with fellow Trump administration adviser Elon Musk over tariffs, just days after being called a “moron” by the Tesla founder. Navarro expressed admiration for Musk, saying “Elon and I are great.” He downplayed the tension, stating “It’s not an issue…I’ve been called worse.” In his defense, … Read more

Hong Kong’s Largest Pro-Democracy Party Faces Dissolution Amid Beijing Crackdown

Hong Kong’s largest pro-democracy party is moving towards disbandment as the city’s freedoms dwindle under the Chinese government’s increasing control. The Democratic Party, founded over 30 years ago by Yeung Sum, was once a major voice for democracy and human rights in the city. The party’s decision to dissolve comes after China’s crackdown on dissent, … Read more

Elon Musk’s Unpopularity Soars to New Heights

Elon Musk has faced criticism from many after pollster Nate Silver released a “popularity tracker” focused on him. The tracker shows that 39.6% of Americans have an unfavorable view of Musk, compared to 53.5% who hold a favorable opinion. Musk acknowledged the numbers in a tweet, saying he is having trouble countering negative propaganda against … Read more

7 Habits for Effective Windows 11 Users

Microsoft has released seven tips for making the most out of Windows 11, but none of them are particularly groundbreaking. The first tip is to personalize the Start Menu, which was one of the most criticized aspects of the operating system. Tip two suggests using Snap layouts for multitasking, but alternatives like FancyZones in PowerToys … Read more

Shipping Companies To Pay Carbon Dioxide Emissions from 2028

Shipping companies will have to pay for the carbon dioxide produced by their vessels starting from 2028, under new rules agreed upon by the International Maritime Organisation (IMO). The regulations fell short of what poor countries had hoped for, but aim to encourage ships to use low-CO2 fuels and operate more efficiently. The charge on … Read more

Real Estate Platform Experiences Technical Issues

A technical issue has affected a real estate platform, causing difficulties for users. The platform’s administrators are working to resolve the problem and restore normal functionality as soon as possible. In the meantime, users may experience disruptions or errors when attempting to access the site. Further information on the status of the platform will be … Read more

Musk Clashes with Navarro Over Tariffs and Trade Policy

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has publicly disagreed with Peter Navarro, President Donald Trump’s top trade advisor, over tariffs and free trade policies. In a post on X, Musk described Navarro’s PhD in economics from Harvard as “a bad thing,” implying that academic credentials are not necessary for success. Navarro, who earned his master’s and doctorate … Read more

Microplastics Found in Human Vitreous and Linked to Eye Diseases

Fifty years ago, the medical community was slow to accept that smoking was harmful. Now, concerns are being raised about micro- and nanoplastics (MNPs) – tiny fragments of plastics that enter our bodies through food, air, and water. Research has shown that these small pieces can accumulate in various parts of the body, including the … Read more