Month: March 2025

News, Politics, World News

AI Video of Donald Trump Kissing Elon Musk’s Feet Plays On Screens in U.S. Government Office

On February 24, HUD employees encountered an AI-generated video of Trump kissing Musk’s feet in their offices, allegedly the result of a hack. The event sparked outrage among federal workers already facing job threats due to Musk’s position in the government. Legal actions against the responsible individual are pending, while protests continue nationwide. Continue reading AI Video of Donald Trump Kissing Elon Musk’s Feet Plays On Screens in U.S. Government Office

 
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Arts & Entertainment, Opinions & Editorials

“So Close to What” Review

Tate McRae’s third studio album, “So Close to What,” features twelve tracks showcasing her talents as a singer, songwriter, and dancer. Highlighted songs like “Revolving Door,” “Miss Possessive,” and “Dear God” display emotional depth and relatability. The album is praised as a 10/10, leading to an anticipated tour. Continue reading “So Close to What” Review

 
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Delta Airlines Jet Crashes and Flips Over in Toronto, Injuring Passengers

On February 17th, a Delta Airlines flight crashed while landing at Toronto Pearson International Airport due to windy and snowy conditions, injuring at least 18 of the 80 people onboard. Most injuries were minor, and Delta has since pledged support for affected passengers while the Transportation Safety Board investigates the incident. Continue reading Delta Airlines Jet Crashes and Flips Over in Toronto, Injuring Passengers

 
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2024 the Deadliest Year on Record for Journalists

In 2024, 124 journalists were killed, marking a record high, driven by escalating global conflicts, particularly in Gaza. CPJ highlights the perilous environment journalists face, with inadequate protections. Many deaths may be underreported. Recommendations include an investigative task force to enhance journalist safety, but challenges persist as conflicts continue. Continue reading 2024 the Deadliest Year on Record for Journalists

 
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Two Birds With One Stone: Trump’s War on Science and Higher Education in the Name of the Economy

Maya Arruda discusses the critical role of the NIH in funding medical research and its impact on public universities. Recent cuts proposed by the Trump administration threaten research advancements, healthcare quality, and university funding, leading to potential job losses and increased costs for students. Urgent action is needed to protect lives and education. Continue reading Two Birds With One Stone: Trump’s War on Science and Higher Education in the Name of the Economy

 
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