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Reading Time : 2 minutes A temporary reduction in US-China tariffs has been agreed upon, easing economic tensions. But both sides remain cautious, aware that the deeper political rift hasn’t healed. Xi Jinping warns against bullying, while Washington keeps its guard up.
Reading Time : 2 minutes Whoscall started quietly in 2010 with a smart idea but little success. Everything changed in 2013 when Google featured the app, launching it into the spotlight. With Naver’s acquisition and smart growth, it became a major player in global spam call protection.
Reading Time : 2 minutes What began as a movement for justice has, in parts, become a maze of jargon and moral rigidity. Wokism now risks alienating the very people it aimed to uplift—replacing clarity with obscurantism and turning political debate into an insider’s game. For Democrats, the cost may be measured in lost votes.
Reading Time : 2 minutes Delta Air Lines and Korean Air invest $550 million to acquire a combined 25% stake in WestJet, reinforcing strategic partnerships and expanding connectivity across North America and Asia. This move strengthens WestJet’s position amid travel challenges and highlights growing collaboration in global aviation, promising enhanced routes, loyalty integration, and improved passenger experiences.
Reading Time : 2 minutes Cybersecurity M&A is booming in early 2025, led by 46 U.S. deals and Google’s $32B buy of Wiz. Most acquisitions target small, innovative firms.
Reading Time : 2 minutes This article explores key lawsuits shaping the legality of AI training with copyrighted material. As courts begin to rule on cases involving Thomson Reuters, OpenAI, and others, the future of how AI models are trained may be transformed. Legal clarity remains elusive, but these battles are defining the boundaries between innovation and content ownership.
Reading Time : 2 minutes Bill Gates has announced plans to give away nearly his entire $200 billion fortune by 2045 and shut down the Gates Foundation. This shift marks a major moment in modern philanthropy, emphasizing urgency and impact over legacy.
Reading Time : 3 minutesOn May 8, 2025, Cardinal Robert Prevost became Pope Leo XIV, the first American pontiff. Choosing a name evoking social justice, he pledged a “missionary church” that fosters peace. With roots in Peru and Chicago, Leo XIV blends global experience with reformist zeal, aiming to unite 1.4 billion Catholics while tackling poverty, division, and modern challenges.
Reading Time : 2 minutes Bitcoin has surged past $100,000 in 2025, reclaiming its position as a transformative financial asset. This resurgence, fueled by regulatory changes, institutional adoption, and macroeconomic factors, signals a new era for the cryptocurrency. But with volatility still lurking, can Bitcoin maintain its momentum? Here’s a look at the key drivers and what investors can expect next.
Reading Time : 2 minutes A fleet of new mega cruise ships is launching in 2025, packed with waterslides, pools, Disney magic, and eco-tech. Cruise lovers, get ready to sail into the future.
Reading Time : 2 minutes Unregulated AI may give you raw answers, but regulation often hides the full picture. This blog explores how AI’s bias and workplace rules create a dangerous gap between truth, safety, and real-world application.
Reading Time : 2 minutes Miami’s newest skyscraper in Brickell is a sustainability trailblazer, producing 175 MWh of clean energy annually through 500 solar-integrated windows. This innovative design reduces carbon emissions by thousands of tons while powering the building entirely with renewable energy, setting a new standard for eco-friendly urban architecture.
Reading Time : 2 minutesAir travel rebounds after crises, fueling endless growth narratives. Yet, environmental concerns, capacity limits, and global instability pose challenges to this relentless upward trajectory. Long-term forecasts still predict substantial expansion, but the future hinges on sustainability and adaptability.
Reading Time : 2 minutes AI tools now write over 30% of code at major tech firms. As they speed up development and boost productivity, junior roles are vanishing. Companies are hiring fewer engineers—but expect more from them.
Reading Time : 2 minutes Warren Buffett will step down as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway at the end of 2025, naming Greg Abel as his successor. Abel, a longtime executive known for his operational acumen, is expected to maintain Berkshire’s culture and investment philosophy, ensuring a smooth transition for the $1 trillion conglomerate as it enters a new era of leadership.