Musk’s Departure from D.C. Marked by Criticism and Controversy

Elon Musk recently left his role as a government employee, marking the end of a tumultuous tenure in Washington D.C. The billionaire had been leading the Department of Government Efficiency since taking the job, but struggled to deliver on cost savings promises, resulting in criticism and protests that have damaged his business empire. During a … Read more

Dimon Calls for Taxing Carried Interest to Boost Revenue

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon has joined the call to tax carried interest, a provision that allows private market investors to benefit from lower taxes. Dimon’s comments align with US President Donald Trump’s recent efforts to close the loophole, which has been criticized as unfair. The proposed tax on carried interest could generate an estimated … Read more

Knicks Hold Pacers Off Balance in Thrilling Game 5 Victory

The New York Knicks finally found their tone in Game 5 of the Eastern Conference finals against the Indiana Pacers. Led by All-NBA guard Jalen Brunson’s dominant performance, the Knicks forced a deciding Game 6 with an 111-94 win on Thursday night. Brunson was unstoppable from the opening quarter, scoring the first three baskets and … Read more

Meet Lokiceratops, North America’s Heaviest Horned Giant

Paleontologists have unveiled a stunning new dinosaur called Lokiceratops, which stands out with its eye-catching frill and dramatic horns. The Late Cretaceous era giant was part of a lush setting where herds of horned dinosaurs thrived, but teasing apart their habitats has long been tricky due to scattered fossil beds. A partial skull discovered in … Read more

Mysterious Dwarf Planet Discovery Challenges “Planet Nine” Theory

Astronomers searching for a mysterious planet dubbed “Planet Nine” have made an unexpected discovery that could challenge their theory. A team of researchers led by Sihao Cheng from New Jersey’s Institute for Advanced Study has identified a new dwarf planet, named 2017 OF201, in the solar system’s outer reaches. The newly discovered object is roughly … Read more

Russell Brand Pleads Not Guilty to Rape Charges

Actor and comedian Russell Brand has denied multiple counts of rape, sexual assault, and indecent assault in a London court. The charges involve four women who claim Brand committed these acts between 1999 and 2005, including an alleged incident at a Labour Party conference in Bournemouth. Brand has maintained his innocence, saying he was a … Read more

US Vice President Defends Crypto Industry Ties

US Vice President JD Vance has defended President Trump’s ties to the cryptocurrency industry, highlighting their shared goals and benefits. Speaking at a Bitcoin conference in Las Vegas, Vance urged the industry to stay involved in US politics, citing the need for regulatory clarity. Vance praised the crypto industry’s ability to influence US politics during … Read more

Yahoo-konsernin tietosuoja-asetukset

Yahoo-konsernin omistamien verkkosivustoihin ja sovelluksiin ei lasketa sähköisiä evästeitä. Jos haluat estää meidän käyttävän evästeitä ja henkilötietoja näihin lisätarkoituksiin, napsauta “Hylkää kaikki” painiketta. Voit myös hallita valintojasi napsauttamalla “Hallitse tietosuoja-asetuksia”. Tämä sivulla voit peruuttaa suostumuksesi tai muokata valintojasi milloin tahansa. Lisätietoa siitä, miten käytämme henkilötietojasi, löydät Verkkovastuu-sivulta. Tietosuojakäytännämme ja evästekäytännämme löytyvät Verkkovastuussa. Source: https://consent.yahoo.com/v2/collectConsent?sessionId=3_cc-session_b5afa99d-f3aa-429a-bccf-01ab51b9b034

Teen Wins Scripps National Spelling Bee After Decades-Long Dominance

Thirteen-year-old Faizan Zaki triumphed in the 21st round of the Scripps National Spelling Bee, securing the national title and a $50,000 prize. The Texas native correctly spelled “éclaircissement” to take the top spot, marking the 100th anniversary of the competition. Zaki’s win was unexpected, coming just months after he came in second place last year … Read more

Bedbugs Evolved as Human Pests Over 12,000 Years Ago

For more than 50,000 years, bedbugs may have been disrupting human sleep. However, it was only when humans left caves and formed the first cities that their populations really took off. A new study on the genetics of bedbugs found that they split into two lineages thousands of years ago – one targeting bats, and … Read more