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JPMorgan Trump Debanking Lawsuit: 2026 Major Legal Clash

The legal dispute between President Donald Trump and the nation’s largest bank has entered a new and consequential phase in 2026, drawing national attention from lawmakers, regulators and the...

Transatlantic alliance 2026: Major Crisis Test

The future of Western unity is once again under scrutiny as leaders on both...

AI in the Global South 2026: Massive Breakthrough

Artificial intelligence is no longer confined to advanced economies or Silicon Valley laboratories. Across...

Grok Market 2026: Stunning U.S. Surge Shakes AI

The race to dominate artificial intelligence in the United States is accelerating, and few...

European tech autonomy 2026: Critical Shift

Brussels — Europe’s technology future is entering a decisive phase. Policymakers across the European...

Soft Rock and Reggae Music Helps Dogs Relax, Study Finds

Do you own a dog that needs to relax? A new study suggests reggae music has a positive effect on a dog's behavior. A study published in the Journal of Physiology & Behavior suggests that dogs enjoy listening to classical, soft rock and reggae music. The University of Glasgow and the Scottish SPCA researchers examined...

New York Taxis Stop JFK Airport Pick Ups to Protest Trump’s Immigration Ban

Mark Zuckerberg is not the only one upset with President Donald Trump's immigration ban. The New York Taxi Workers Alliance (NTWA) took to Twitter to announce on that they will be stopping all passenger pickups at John F. Kennedy airport. Starting from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m today NWTA...

Report: Washington, DC Police CCTV Cameras Hacked Days Before Inauguration

Before Donald Trump's Presidential Inauguration, hackers hacked 70% of Washington, D.C's closed circuit TV cameras (CCTV). As a result, hackers infected over 100 police cameras with ransomware, according to the Washington Post. The Washington Post reports that city officials revealed hackers were able to infect police cameras with ransomware. As a result,...

Twitter Announces the Release of National Security Letters

Two years ago, Congress passed the USA Freedom Act. The USA Freedom Act allowed for companies to make small disclosures about national security letters they receive. Also, to stop the use of indefinite gag orders. As a result, the Department of Justice has to review disclosure restrictions in national...

Two Men Allegedly Ran a ‘Hamilton’ Ticket Resale Ponzi Scheme

Two New Yorkers were charged with raising over $81 million from investors after promising to make money off of popular live events shows. Mathew Harriton and Joseph Meli allegedly convinced at least 125 investors to invest in a Ponzi scheme based on false claims of buying and selling tickets for...

Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg Criticizes Trump’s Immigration Ban

The CEO of Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, spoke out on Friday against President Donald Trump's immigration policies. In a Facebook post, the multi-billionaire wrote in disagreement with Trump's promise to build a wall along the Mexican border. Zuckerberg also criticized President Trump's executive order banning refugees and preventing immigrants from certain countries from...

College Students Hospitalized After Caffeine Study Goes Wrong

Starbucks coffee may give you the lift you need to accomplish your morning errands. But, too much caffeine and you run the risk of dying. Earlier this year, the Pentagon issued a warning to soldiers regarding the risks associated with energy drinks. Now, two college students nearly died after...

Google Chrome is Now Nearly 30% Faster

Google has announced a major improvement to their Google Chrome web browser. The latest version of Chrome will process reloading web pages by reducing the number of validation requests. Ultimately, speeding up the web browser's speed by nearly 30%. Reloading is one of the most common functions internet users use while,...

Study: More People are Showing Up Late for Work

Since the start of 2017, companies have announced plans to hire more employees. Wal-Mart, Amazon, General Motors and many other companies launched initiatives to hire thousands of new employees starting this year. But, these companies may have a new problem on their hands. After surveying over 2,000 human resource...

Oprah Teams with Kraft Heinz Launching Ready-To-Eat Food Company

The Kraft Heinz Company has partnered with Oprah Winfrey to create a new company called Mealtime Stories, LLC. The new partnership will initially sell "ready to eat refrigerated products". In addition, the company will donate 10 % of their revenue to charities to stop hunger. In a press...

Tostitos Party Bag: Tostitos Announces New Partnership with MADD to Prevent Drunk Driving After the Superbowl

The Superbowl is just days away and New England Patriots and Atlanta Falcons' fans across the country are gearing up for one of the biggest sporting events in the world. But, NFL fans are not the only ones preparing for the big game. Tostitos announced a new partnership with...

50% of College Admission Officers Report Checking Applicants’ Social Media, Study Finds

50% of college admission officers report checking a student's social media account, according to a new study. New research points out as teenagers use social networks to share parts of their lives with their friends and family, college admission officers are now reviewing their social media profiles. The Social U, a...

Facebook Continues The War Against Fake News With Trending News Update

Facebook updates their Trending news feature. Facebook's VP of Product Management, Will Cathcart, announced on Wednesday updates to their Trending news feature. Facebook reports the new trending topics will feature three new changes. A publisher headline below each topic name. An improved system lists what is currently trending. Also, everyone...

Can This New Treatment Cure Autism?

Researchers may have found a new way to treat Autism. Arizona State University researchers are taking an out of the box approach to treating autism. Scientists are focusing on improving the type of bacteria found within the stomach by doing fecal microbial transplants. In a small study of only 18 participants...

Instagram Live Stories Are Here! The New Feature Will Go Global Next Week

Instagram announced the global release of Live Stories on Tuesday. Instagram Stories is described as "a new way to connect with your friends and followers right now". The company explains that the new feature will allow for Instagram users to broadcast what they are doing in real time. How does Instagram's...

Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg Says He is Not Running for President

A Facebook representative confirmed on Tuesday that Zuckerberg, has “no plans” to run for president. Multiple outlets report, Zuckerberg said he is focusing on two things: growing Facebook and his Chan Zuckerberg Initiative - a $45 billion philanthropy organization. However, this news comes after Zuckerberg acquired a science search engine...

DAPL and Keystone XL Pipeline Companies Stocks Rise After Trump’s Order

Companies involved in the Dakota Access Pipeline and the Keystone XL are making headlines today after President Donald Trump signed orders to push the projects forward. As a result, Transcanada, Transfer Equity, and Transfer Partners stock prices rose on Tuesday. In fact, TransCanada stock rose by 3.54% today.   On...

Fake News Cure? Psychologists Discover How to Stop Fake News

A new study has devised way to stop the spread of fake news. Researchers suggest pre-exposing readers to a small “dose” of misinformation can help stop people from believing fake news articles. Published in the journal Global Challenges, Sander van der Linden and his team of researchers, studied how...

Toast Causes Cancer? Health Agency Suggests Avoiding Burnt Toast

The Food Standards Agency (FSA) suggests food should be cooked to a golden brown instead of brown to avoid the ingestion of a cancer causing chemical. Acrylamide is a chemical that is produced when starchy foods such as bread and potatoes are cooked for a long period of time,...

Did Jet Lag Help The Chicago Cubs Win the World Series?

Northwestern University researchers released a study claiming jet lag impairs the performance of major league baseball players. Scientists assert a trip across two or three time zones can negatively affect a player’s performance. The study was published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences this week....

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