CrowdStrike Faces Investor Lawsuit Following Global IT Outage
On Thursday, August 1st, CrowdStrike, a leading cybersecurity firm, was hit with a class-action lawsuit from investors alleging that the...
Nigerians Protest Against Soaring Cost of Living Amid Economic Crisis
On Thursday, August 1st, thousands of Nigerians took to the streets in major cities to protest against the soaring cost...
Tensions Rise in Venezuela Following Disputed Election Results
On Wednesday, July 31st, protests erupted in Caracas, Venezuela, following the disputed presidential election results. The National Electoral Council declared...
Southwest Airlines Introduces Assigned Seating and Red-eye Flights
On Thursday, July 25th, Southwest Airlines announced significant changes to its business model, including the introduction of assigned seating and...
Ruto Appoints Opposition Members to Kenyan Cabinet Amid Ongoing Protests
On Wednesday, July 24th, Kenyan President William Ruto announced the inclusion of four opposition members in his new cabinet, a...
Gayton McKenzie Vows to Revive Formula 1 in South Africa
On Tuesday, July 23rd, Gayton McKenzie, South Africa’s Minister of Sports, Arts, and Culture, announced his ambitious plan to bring...
Education Department Cancels $1.2 Billion in Student Debt for Public Service Workers
The United States Department of Education has announced plans to forgive $1.2 billion in student debt for approximately 35,000 public...
Shas Party Calls for Boycott of IDF Draft Amid Rising Tensions in Israel
On Wednesday, July 17th, Israel’s ultra-Orthodox Shas party urged its followers to ignore military draft orders, escalating tensions over the...
Senator Bob Menendez Guilty on All Charges in Historic Corruption Trial
Bob Menendez, a United States Senator from New Jersey, was convicted on all 16 counts in a federal corruption trial...
