Majority Chief Whip clarifies NDC Chairman Asiedu Nketia's 'Thank You Tour' is a routine post-election engagement, not a presidential campaign.
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Senegal’s Parliament Elects Ousted PM Sonko as Speaker Amid Political Rift
Senegal's parliament elects former PM Sonko as Speaker, deepening the political rift with President Faye over reform and the debt…
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Justice Department Cites White House Shooting to Urge Lifting of Ballroom Project Injunction
DOJ cites a White House shooting to push for lifting the ballroom project injunction, arguing enhanced security is now a…
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US Weighs Halting Immigration Processing at ‘Sanctuary City’ Airports
Discover how the US may halt immigration processing at sanctuary city airports, potentially disrupting global travel and commerce.
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U.S. Justice Department Sues UCLA Over Alleged Antisemitic Educational Environment
The DOJ sued UCLA for allegedly tolerating an antisemitic environment, violating Title VI and failing to protect Jewish students.
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Tech Giants Urge Judicial Oversight in Canada’s Online Safety Bill Amid Encryption Concerns
Apple and Google urge Canada to add judicial oversight to Bill C-22, fearing it could compromise encryption and lead to…
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Micron Joins $1 Trillion Valuation Club Fueled by AI Memory Chip Demand
Micron reached a $1 trillion valuation, fueled by the immense demand for its memory chips powering the artificial intelligence revolution.
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Spotify Narrates Top Publications, Diversifying Content Beyond Audiobooks
Spotify now offers narrated articles from top publications like Vogue and The Atlantic, expanding content for audiobook users and boosting…
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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman Downplays AI ‘Jobs Apocalypse’ Fears, Cites Irreplaceable Human Element
Sam Altman downplays AI job apocalypse fears, stating human elements remain irreplaceable and job displacement hasn't met initial predictions.
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Supreme Court Declines Meta’s Appeal, Paving Way for Vermont Social Media Addiction Lawsuit to Proceed
The Supreme Court rejected Meta's appeal, clearing the way for Vermont's lawsuit alleging Instagram addiction in young users to advance.
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