Quick Facts About Mike Johnson: ‘Little Secret’ With Trump, His Covenant Marriage, And His Net Worth

Quick Facts About Mike Johnson: ‘Little Secret’ With Trump, His Covenant Marriage, And His Net Worth

Mike Johnson, the newly elected Speaker of the House, has recently gained national attention, not only for his conservative policies but also for his close relationship with former President Donald Trump, his rare “covenant marriage,” and his modest net worth compared to other politicians. Known for his strong positions on religious freedom, fiscal conservatism, and … Read more

Record 8 million people diagnosed with TB in 2023, WHO reports

Record 8 million people diagnosed with TB in 2023, WHO reports

london —  More than 8 million people were diagnosed with tuberculosis last year, the World Health Organization said Tuesday, the highest number recorded since the U.N. health agency began keeping track. About 1.25 million people died of TB last year, the new report said, adding that TB likely returned to being the world’s top infectious … Read more

Elon Musk making NASA ‘concerned’

Elon Musk making NASA ‘concerned’

Image: Seth Kurkowski / Space Explored This week we discuss the political tension for NASA and the possible conflict of interest that is Elon Musk. A recent report yet again confirmed that the billionaire has talked with US adversaries and has been asked to do something that would either harm his business-wise or the US … Read more

Quick Facts About Ryan Girdusky: CNN Ban, Family, On Kamala Harris Losing Catholic Votes And More

Quick Facts About Ryan Girdusky: CNN Ban, Family, On Kamala Harris Losing Catholic Votes And More

Conservative political strategist and commentator Ryan Girdusky recently made headlines after being banned from CNN following a controversial remark aimed at journalist Mehdi Hasan. Known for his advocacy against Critical Race Theory (CRT) and as the founder of the 1776 Project PAC, Girdusky has built a reputation that resonates strongly within conservative circles, even as … Read more

Astronomers discover black hole that may have formed without supernova

Astronomers discover black hole that may have formed without supernova

An artist’s impression shows a triple star system called V404 Cygni with a black hole and two ordinary stars. Material siphoned from the deformed nearby star (left) is pictured swirling around the black hole (right), as the third star (top right) shines in the distance. Astronomers traditionally believe black holes form when massive stars explode … Read more

‘She’s Poor, That’s Why She’s Going To Lose’: Top Divorce Lawyer Cries Revealing Saddest Case He Won But ‘Should’ve Lost’

‘She’s Poor, That’s Why She’s Going To Lose’: Top Divorce Lawyer Cries Revealing Saddest Case He Won But ‘Should’ve Lost’

Top divorce attorney James Sexton recently revealed one of his most heart-wrenching cases in an interview with Steven Bartlett, host of the popular YouTube show Diary of a CEO. Sexton, known for his expertise in complex family law cases, recounted a custody battle he won but wishes he had lost. His story exposed the grim … Read more

$20,000 USB Charger Or Spy Tool? How Hackers Use This Device To Steal Your Data Instantly

,000 USB Charger Or Spy Tool? How Hackers Use This Device To Steal Your Data Instantly

Forget the days of bulky hacking tools. Enter the O.MG cable: an unassuming charger that hides a powerful secret. In a new YouTube video, ethical hacker Ryan Montgomery recently unveiled this deceptive device, a seemingly ordinary USB cable brimming with hidden capabilities – for good or bad. Packed with advanced features, this inconspicuous cable exposes … Read more

Scrap sick notes for minor illnesses like colds, says CMA

Scrap sick notes for minor illnesses like colds, says CMA

The Canadian Medical Association wants governments to scrap sick note requirements for employees with minor sniffles, stomach aches or other short-term illnesses. In a position paper published on Monday, the CMA said the notes burden physicians with unnecessary administrative tasks, and eliminating the requirement could prevent as many as 12.5 million unnecessary health-care interactions a year. A new … Read more