Mortgage Rates Skyrocket Amid Global Sell-Off

Mortgage rates in the US are climbing due to a sell-off in U.S. Treasury bonds, according to CNBC. The situation is being watched closely due to an accelerated sell-off in China, which could exacerbate the issue. The 10-year Treasury yield is closely tied to mortgage rates. If investors decide to sell U.S. Treasury bonds, it … Read more

Record £300k for Titanic Survivor’s Letter

A survivor of the Titanic disaster has sold his personal account of the tragedy at a record-breaking price. Col Archibald Gracie, a first-class passenger, wrote about his experience in “The Truth About the Titanic”. The letter card, dated 10 April 1912, is one of the rarest items ever seen and has been sold for £300,000. … Read more

Browser Blocking Issue: Possible Cause and Solution

If you’re seeing a message that says your access has been denied due to suspected automation tools, it’s likely because your browser is not configured correctly. Here are some possible reasons and solutions: Javascript and cookies are essential for most websites to function properly. Disabling or blocking them can prevent the website from recognizing your … Read more

Justin Bieber Mourns Loss of Beloved Grandfather at 80

Justin Bieber’s maternal grandfather, Bruce Dale, has passed away at the age of 80. The two-time Grammy winner took to Instagram on Saturday, April 26, to share a heartfelt tribute to his grandfather. In an emotional post, Bieber shared fond memories of his grandfather, including buying him snacks as a kid and “heckling” referees during … Read more

World Password Day: Why Traditional Passwords Aren’t Secure Enough

As World Password Day 2025 approaches, security experts are urging individuals and businesses to adopt more secure password practices. However, traditional methods of creating strong passwords have been proven inadequate in the face of new research. The idea of combining three random words to create a password may seem promising, but law enforcement agencies can … Read more

US and Iran Agree on Nuclear Talks in May

The US and Iran have agreed to meet again for nuclear talks on May 3, with Omani foreign minister Badr Al-Busaidi confirming the meeting. The latest round of talks, held in Muscat on Saturday, marked the first time the parties discussed technical details of a possible nuclear deal. According to a senior US official, the … Read more

Russia’s Claim on Kursk Region Contradicted by Ukraine

Russia’s acting commander of the Black Sea Fleet stated that Ukrainian forces in the Kursk region will be destroyed “soon,” contradicting earlier reports from Russian officials and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, who said fighting continues in the area. The situation remains unclear, with both sides denying each other’s claims. Ukraine’s General Staff confirmed on April … Read more

Knicks Edge Out Pistons in Thrilling One-Point Win

The New York Knicks secured a crucial 94-93 victory over the Detroit Pistons on Sunday, pushing their lead to 3-1 in the first-round playoff series. The win came after a contentious final play that saw a no-call by officials, sparking controversy and prompting heated reactions from both teams. With 11.1 seconds left on the clock, … Read more

US Takes Targeted Action Against China’s Maritime Practices

The Office of the US Trade Representative (USTR) has taken targeted action to address China’s unreasonable acts, policies, and practices in the maritime, logistics, and shipbuilding sectors. The actions aim to resurrect American shipbuilding capacity and provide relief measures to protect American jobs, national security, and the nation’s shipbuilding industry. Industry leaders and lawmakers have … Read more