Washington Post: Elon Musk’s Shocking Illegal Work Experience in the U.S. During the 1990s

Elon Musk

In a recent report, The Washington Post revealed that Elon Musk, the South African-born tech mogul behind Tesla, SpaceX, and other groundbreaking ventures, reportedly worked in the United States without proper authorization during the 1990s. Musk, known for his ambitious entrepreneurial spirit, came to Palo Alto, California, in 1995 to pursue studies at Stanford University. … Read more

Putin Issues Dire Warning: Russia Will Retaliate if West Empowers Ukraine to Strike Deep

Russian President Putin attends a press conference at the end of BRICS summit in Kazan

Putin warns Moscow will retaliate if the West aids Ukraine in launching deep strikes within Russian territory. MOSCOW, Oct. 27 — Russian President Vladimir Putin has issued a warning, stressing that Russia is actively preparing responses if the United States and NATO allies authorize Ukraine to use advanced, long-range missiles to strike Russian territory. Entering … Read more

Israeli Airstrikes Target Iranian Military Sites, Iran Promises Strong Retaliation Amid Rising Tensions

October 26 – Early on October 26, Israel launched targeted airstrikes against military facilities in Iran, amplifying concerns across a region already tense from recent conflicts. In a strategic operation, Israeli jets reportedly focused on missile factories and air defense systems, although Tehran’s oil and nuclear sites were left unscathed. Iran reported only minor damage … Read more

Hong Kong’s First Dinosaur Fossils Uncovered: A Prehistoric Revelation

Hong Kong, Oct 25 – In an exciting turn of events, Hong Kong’s scientific community revealed its first-ever dinosaur fossils this Friday, offering a rare glimpse into the ancient world within the boundaries of one of Asia’s busiest cities. Discovered on Port Island—a small, uninhabited outpost off Hong Kong’s northeast coast—the fossils shed light on … Read more

Disillusioned Voters in Former Conservative Heartland Regret Backing UK PM Starmer Amid Fears of Crushing Tax Hikes

Thetford, Oct 24 – In the picturesque market town of Thetford, England, Sue Bogacki, a retired care assistant, reflects on what she now considers a major political mistake—her decision to back the Labour Party during this summer’s general election. Like many in her community, she had hoped that voting for Labour would bring stability and … Read more

The Rising Tensions of the U.S.-China Tech War: Critical Implications of the Upcoming Presidential Election

As the U.S. presidential election approaches on November 5, speculation about the future of the U.S.-China tech war intensifies. Whether Donald Trump, the Republican candidate, or Kamala Harris, the Democratic Vice President, claims victory, experts predict an escalation in tensions surrounding technology and trade relations between the two superpowers. Both candidates present contrasting visions for … Read more

King Charles and Queen Camilla’s 5-Day Journey: Magnificent Arrival in Samoa for Historic Commonwealth Summit and High Chief Honor

APIA, Samoa — Britain’s King Charles and Queen Camilla arrived in Samoa late Wednesday, commencing a momentous visit where the monarch will be honored with a distinguished title and participate in the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM). This visit follows their six-day tour of Australia, further cementing their roles in global diplomacy. The royal … Read more

Pakistan Passes Constitutional Amendment Giving Parliament Authority to Appoint Chief Justice

ISLAMABAD – In a significant shift in the balance of power between Pakistan’s branches of government, the country’s parliament approved a constitutional amendment on Monday, allowing lawmakers to select the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. This controversial move has been met with fierce opposition, with critics accusing the government of trying to undermine the … Read more

Egypt Achieves Historic Milestone: Certified Malaria-Free by the World Health Organization

Malaria

Egypt has officially been declared malaria-free by the World Health Organization (WHO), marking the end of a long-standing battle against a disease that has plagued the nation for millennia. This significant achievement is celebrated as a major milestone in global public health efforts and demonstrates how sustained commitment can drive transformative change. A Century-Long Battle … Read more