Miss Universe's participation in Saudi Arabia is untrue and deceptive.
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia made news in March when word leaked that the nation would send a competitor to the Miss Universe pageant this year. The organizers have now denied rumors. Watch to find out more!
Italy fines TikTok $11 million for violating content standards | US House approves bill that would outlaw TikTok
Though largely "Notoriously," TikTok is well-known throughout the world. Because of privacy and cybersecurity concerns, governments have banned TikTok worldwide.
Argentina: Thousands take to the streets in protest against public education budget cuts
Buenos Aires streets were crowded with thousands of Argentines. There was a protest march protesting government cuts to funding for public universities.
North Korea has bioweapons, according to the US, posing a new threat.
North Korea is developing biological weapons through genetic engineering, according to an assessment conducted by the United States. North Korea has access to smallpox and anthrax-causing germs and viruses. Is the Hermit Kingdom going to utilize them for biowarfare?
Report: 3% growth in the global smartphone market is anticipated in 2024.
A report published in 2024 by the technology market research firm Counterpoint predicts a rebound in the worldwide smartphone market. Keep an eye out for additional information!
From Big Bang Theory to Toddlerhood: Exploring the Universe's Early Stages
The enormous expanse of our galaxy contains treasures beyond our imagination. In a historic feat, the James Webb Space Telescope has discovered the farthest distant galaxy ever viewed. Watch the video to learn more.
Dwayne Johnson declares that he "will keep my politics to myself" and won't support Joe Biden for president again.
After seriously considering it, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson has decided not to support Joe Biden in the impending 2024 presidential contest. See to learn more.
HUGE WIN FOR J&J: Florida litigant's ovarian cancer was not caused by talc, the court said.
A Florida jury found that the ovarian cancer that killed a Florida woman in 2019 was not brought on by Johnson & Johnson's baby powder talc product. Patricia Matthey, whose family used Johnson's baby powder every day from 1965 until August 2016, when she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer, filed the complaint. Erik Haas, global vice president of litigation for Johnson & Johnson, stated that the verdict vindicated the corporation.
Internet users encounter issues due to damage to the underwater cable.
Due to damage to the fiber optic cable that connects Singapore to Pakistan and Europe, internet customers are experiencing a major disadvantage. Stay tuned for additional information!
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