Protests against Tesla have escalated, with demonstrators taking to the streets in cities worldwide. CEO Elon Musk has responded by claiming the protests are funded by paid protestors and has even accused his former friend Reid Hoffman of backing the movement. The “Tesla Takedown” movement, which started on X (formerly Twitter), was initially a grassroots … Read more
Netflix’s hit drama series “Adolescence” will be shown in schools across the UK to spark conversations on social media harm, particularly violent misogyny and online radicalization. The show explores a 13-year-old boy accused of fatally stabbing a girl at school, highlighting how social media may have contributed to the crime. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer … Read more
Conservative TV news outlet Newsmax made its highly anticipated debut on the New York Stock Exchange, with shares skyrocketing over 700% on Monday. The company raised $75 million through the sale of 7.5 million class B common shares at a price of $10 per share. Newsmax’s founder and CEO Christopher Ruddy expressed confidence in the … Read more
Access to a website has been denied due to concerns over automation tools. This issue may arise when JavaScript is disabled or blocked, or when cookies are not supported by the browser. To resolve the problem, it’s essential to enable JavaScript and cookies in the browser and ensure that any ad blockers or similar extensions … Read more
A growing measles outbreak in west Texas and surrounding states has raised concerns among public health experts, who believe the numbers may be much higher than reported. As of March 28, there have been over 400 confirmed cases in Texas, with more than 50 reported in New Mexico and Oklahoma. Measles can be extremely serious, … Read more
A US-based space agency has taken over a European project to search for signs of life on Mars after Russia’s involvement was dropped due to sanctions. The European Space Agency (ESA) had partnered with the Russian state space agency Roscosmos to launch the ExoMars lander in 2020, but the mission was postponed following Russia’s invasion … Read more
A highly pathogenic disease known as avian influenza, or bird flu, has killed hundreds of wild birds in Michigan this year. To better understand the risk and take necessary precautions, we spoke with Kaitlyn Barnes, a wildlife biologist with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources. While bird flu is a concern, experts say it’s not … Read more
Allergies can be a real nuisance during spring, affecting not just individuals but also entire families like the Marentes case, as shared by their mother Claribel. According to Dr. William T. Hark from Richmond Allergy and Asthma Specialists, severe allergies this year may be due to unusual weather conditions that prevented pollen release in February. … Read more
The women’s NCAA tournament Final Four bracket is set after a thrilling Elite Eight round. The winners and losers are in: UCLA Bruins won without star center Lauren Betts, fueled by standout performances from Gabriela Jaquez (18 points) and forward Timea Gardiner (15 points). UCLA defeated LSU 72-67 to advance to the Final Four. TCU … Read more
Industry executives are expressing concerns about the impact of Rockstar Games’ Grand Theft Auto 6 on their own game releases, citing a lack of clarity over the sequel’s release date as a major stressor. With Take-Two Interactive sticking to a vague “fall” launch window, publishers are worried about how they can avoid conflicting with Rockstar’s … Read more