Protesters Splash Soup on Da Vinci’s Mona Lisa
Soup Protesters Target Mona Lisa at Louvre Protesters at the Louvre museum in France caused a stir by splashing soup on the iconic Mona Lisa painting. The demonstrators, advocating for…
Continued Demand for Private Helicopters
Why Private Helicopters Remain in Demand Many children dream of becoming pilots or designing aircraft, like Jason Hill who recently unveiled his own helicopter design. Despite economic challenges, there’s still…
Apple Surpasses Samsung as Top Phone Producer
Apple Takes Lead in Global Smartphone Market, Surpassing Samsung for First Time in 12 Years Apple has emerged as the top player in the global smartphone market, surpassing Samsung for…
Fortnite Returning to iPhones in EU
Fortnite Set to Return to iPhones in EU After Four-Year Gap Epic Games, the creator of Fortnite, is getting the green light to have its own app store on Apple…
Congress Urged to Act on Taylor Swift Deepfake Concerns
US Politicians Push for Deepfake Laws After Taylor Swift Images Circulate Online US lawmakers are calling for new rules to make creating fake images, known as deepfakes, illegal, especially after…
New Tool Blocks Teen Nude Images in Private Messages
Meta plans to launch a new safety tool to stop kids from getting and sending nude pictures, even in private chats. This tool might be optional for adults too, on…
Chocolate Chip Cookie Creator’s 76-Year-Old Recipe Proves Lasting Legacy
Old-fashioned Recipe Unveiled: Ruth Wakefield’s Nut Tea Wafers Delight Taste Buds Once Again Rediscovering the culinary treasures of yesteryears, Reddit’s r/Old_recipes community has unearthed another gem: a 76-year-old recipe for…
Louis Vuitton Pressures Brand Name Change
Small Business Beats Louis Vuitton in Trademark Battle A family-run garden supply business, L V Bespoke, has triumphed in a legal tussle against luxury fashion giant Louis Vuitton over its…
UN Chief Seeks Aid Suspension Reversal Amid Allegations of Hamas Assistance
UN Chief Urges Funding Continuation for Palestinian Refugees UN Secretary-General António Guterres has called on countries to keep supporting UNRWA, the agency aiding Palestinian refugees, despite allegations that some staff…
Nigerian Professor Earns More as a Welder
Nigerian Professor Thrives as Welder Alongside Teaching Job In a remarkable tale of dual careers, Kabir Abu Bilal, a university professor in Nigeria, has defied convention by thriving as a…