Europe censorship sparks concern from Palantir and Signal
Two major US-based tech firms, Palantir Technologies and Signal Foundation, have expressed concerns over European censorship efforts and “undemocratic” practices. […]
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ICE protests turn violent in Oregon and Chicago
Violent clashes erupted between protesters and law enforcement outside a US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention center in Portland,
Trump considered for US coin to mark 250 years of independence
The US Treasury Department is considering a design for a one-dollar coin to commemorate the 250th anniversary of America’s independence,
US unlikely to supply Ukraine with Tomahawk missiles
The United States is unlikely to supply Ukraine with long-range Tomahawk missiles, despite having a substantial stockpile of the weapons.
Ukraine conflict fuels EU military startup boom and warfare tech testing
The ongoing conflict in Ukraine has sparked a significant surge in investment in European military startups, with the battlefield serving
Israel pays influencers to boost US image amid Gaza war
Israel has been engaging social media influencers to improve its image in the United States, according to a report by
Tems breaks record with 10 million US sales
Nigerian singer Tems has made history by becoming the first female African artist to sell over 10 million units of
US Embassy in Nigeria assures visa services continue despite shutdown
The United States Embassy in Nigeria has assured citizens that its visa and passport services will continue uninterrupted, despite the
Israel protesters face US lawsuit over synagogue disruption
The US Department of Justice has filed a civil lawsuit against several anti-Israeli protesters, utilizing a law that has historically
Russia crude exports remain near peak levels despite US pressure
Russia’s seaborne crude exports have remained near a 16-month high, with average daily shipments holding steady at 3.62 million barrels