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Russian President Vladimir Putin has tasked the government and Sberbank, Russia’s largest financial institution, with expanding partnerships with China to advance artificial intelligence (AI) technologies. The announcement, published on January 1, 2025, follows earlier statements about increasing cooperation with BRICS nations and other countries to enhance AI capabilities. This directive comes as Russia faces challenges in accessing critical technologies due...
Representative Mike Johnson, a Louisiana Republican and self-described "MAGA conservative," has been re-elected as Speaker of the House, securing the 218 votes required to maintain his leadership. This victory not only solidifies his position but also sets the stage for President-elect Donald Trump's ambitious legislative agenda as Republicans take control of both chambers of Congress. Johnson’s re-election came with its...
As 2025 begins, stargazers in the Northern Hemisphere are treated to a celestial spectacle: the Quadrantid meteor shower. This annual event, known for its vibrant fireballs, peaks early today, offering a dazzling display for those willing to brave the winter cold. The Quadrantid meteor shower is unique among its kind, originating from an asteroid rather than a comet. The source...
A tragic explosion occurred early Wednesday outside the Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas, where a Tesla Cybertruck packed with explosive materials detonated, killing the driver and injuring seven others. Authorities are treating the incident as a possible act of terrorism, though investigations remain ongoing. The explosion took place around 8:40 a.m., just hours after a separate deadly truck attack...
A horrifying act of violence marred the New Year’s celebrations in New Orleans when a man intentionally drove a pickup truck into a crowd on Bourbon Street, leaving 15 dead and injuring dozens more. The incident, which unfolded during the early hours of January 1, has shocked the nation and spurred an extensive investigation by law enforcement agencies. The suspect,...
As the clock counts down to midnight and fireworks illuminate the skies, the world celebrates the arrival of 2025 with shared joy and hope. The New Year symbolizes new beginnings, offering an opportunity for reflection, renewal, and unity across cultures. While the traditions differ from country to country, the collective spirit of optimism and aspiration binds people together. New Year’s...
The U.S. Treasury Department has disclosed a cyberattack attributed to a Chinese state-sponsored group that accessed employee workstations and unclassified documents. The breach, described as a “major incident” by the department, occurred through a compromised third-party software provider, BeyondTrust. This revelation highlights the persistent challenges in cybersecurity faced by government agencies. In a letter to lawmakers dated December 30, Aditi...
Tensions between Ukraine and Slovakia have escalated as Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico warned that electricity supplies to Ukraine may be halted if the transit of Russian gas through Ukraine ends on January 1, 2025. This dispute reflects the fragile nature of energy cooperation in the region, particularly amid broader geopolitical struggles involving Russian influence in Europe. Ukraine recently announced...
Jimmy Carter, the 39th President of the United States, passed away at his home in Plains, Georgia, at the age of 100 yesterday. Carter, who held office from 1977 to 1981, leaves behind a legacy of public service, humanitarian efforts, and advocacy for global peace. Known for his humble beginnings as a Georgia peanut farmer, Carter rose to national...
On Christmas Eve, President Joe Biden signed the Stop Campus Hazing Act, introducing the first nationwide law aimed at tackling hazing on college campuses. The legislation, a culmination of efforts from grieving families and advocacy groups, aims to standardize reporting practices and foster greater accountability at educational institutions. Until now, colleges and universities were not federally mandated to track or...
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Meta Shifts Content Moderation Policies Amid Political Pressures and Trump’s Return to Power

Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, announced sweeping changes to the company’s content moderation policies on Tuesday(1/7/25), signaling a shift toward what he described as...

Special Counsel Jack Smith Resigns Amid Legal Disputes Over Trump Investigation Report

Special Counsel Jack Smith has officially resigned from the Department of Justice following the completion of his investigation into President-elect Donald Trump. The news...

U.S. Strikes Houthi Weapon Depots in Yemen to Counter Threats to Naval and Commercial...

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Breaking Barriers: Sister Simona Brambilla Becomes First Woman to Lead a Major Vatican Office

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Curriculum Changes in Syria Spark Debate Over Inclusion and Cultural Identity

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