U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced plans to advise the CDC to stop recommending the fluoridation of public drinking water nationwide. The move, revealed during a press conference in Utah, marks a major shift in federal health policy and comes as the Environmental Protection Agency begins reviewing new scientific data on potential fluoride-related health risks.
IKEA Canada has officially announced the launch of its biggest STOCKHOLM collection to date, arriving in stores and online starting April 10, 2025. The STOCKHOLM 2025 line includes 96 carefully designed pieces across furniture, lighting, textiles, and decor.
Every year, Amazon sells billions of products in the US. And every year, this retail giant has tons of overstock, shelf-pulls and returns that they need to offload fast. That’s where liquidators come into play. They take these items and sell them to resellers and everyday people at a fraction of the cost. Many of them offer mystery boxes that can contain anything Amazon sells, from electronics to apparel and home goods.
Meta’s Llama 4 series redefines multimodal AI with MoE architecture, huge context windows, and open access—paving the way for the next wave of innovation.
Markets worldwide plunge for a third consecutive day, sparked by weak economic forecasts, falling oil prices, and the effects of new U.S. import tariffs.
Amazon tries to snap up TikTok’s U.S. operations before the April deadline, igniting fresh debate on the app’s fate and fueling last-minute bidding chaos.
China announced a fresh wave of tariffs totaling 34% on U.S. goods, marking the most severe escalation yet in an intensifying trade conflict with President Donald Trump.
U.S. employers add 228K jobs in March, surprising economists as unemployment ticks up slightly, signaling a growing labor force and cautious optimism.
The highly anticipated “Minecraft Movie” kicked off its theatrical run by earning $10.55 million in Thursday previews, with domestic box office projections ranging from $65 million to as high as $90 million for the weekend. Internationally, Warner Bros. estimates a haul of at least $65 million, putting the worldwide debut at potentially $135 million to $150 million.
Starting October 1, Ontario’s new minimum wage of $17.60 will go into effect, representing a modest increase of $0.40 from the current $17.20 rate. Although the margin seems small, workers earning minimum wage and clocking 40 hours a week stand to gain up to an additional $835 per year.
Dow crashes 1,500+ points, S&P 500 down 4%. Economic worries deepen as new tariffs fan recession fears and push investors toward safety.
Glen Powell recently addressed swirling rumors linking him and his “Anyone but You” co-star, Sydney Sweeney, after she attended his sister’s wedding in Dallas, Texas. Rumors about the two intensified in 2023 during the press tour for “Anyone but You,” when fans noticed their playful chemistry.
Trump unveils 10% baseline tariff on all imports plus higher rates on “worst offenders,” claiming it’s “Liberation Day” for U.S. industry. Critics fear backlash.
A concise guide on how to vote in Canadian federal elections—from checking eligibility and registering to casting your ballot in person, by mail, or through special ballots.
OpenAI’s ChatGPT has surged to over 4.5 million subscribers, generating at least $415M in monthly revenue. Driven by viral features like GPT-4o and Sora, the AI platform’s rapid growth showcases OpenAI’s dominance in the chatbot space despite capacity strain and rising competition.
Hooters, the Atlanta-based chain famous for its chicken wings and servers in revealing uniforms, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in a North Texas court, citing debts of $376 million and the recent closure of 44 locations.
J&J’s $10B talc bankruptcy plan gets tossed by a judge, sending shares down 5% as the company prepares for a return to civil court.
Apple is reportedly hard at work on a major health-focused update, featuring an AI-driven “doctor” and a redesigned Health app referred to internally as Project Mulberry. If all goes according to plan, Apple may soon redefine how we track and improve our well-being, blending AI expertise with the convenience of devices already in our pockets.
Social media has proven to be a useful asset in today's digital age when it comes to collecting evidence, shaping public opinion, and even legal strategies. Being an effective wrongful death attorney means using social media to your benefit can be the determining factor for whether a case prevails or not. From receiving necessary evidence to finding witnesses, social media platforms are useful tools for creating a sound argument in court.This article examines how attorneys can utilize social networking websites to strengthen a case of wrongful death, the ethics of it, and guidelines for using such websites in an effective manner.
What does it take to build a SaaS product that not only functions well but also scales effortlessly? The journey from an initial idea to a fully operational software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform follows a structured lifecycle, where each phase plays a critical role in ensuring success. From conceptualization to continuous improvements post-launch, a strategic approach is necessary to create reliable and high-performing solutions.
Yum! Brands CEO David Gibbs to retire in 2026. The board kicks off a global search for new leadership as the company reimagines its future trajectory.
The growth of women in the American workforce replicates female empowerment. According to the US Chamber of Commerce, the current number of female employees stands at an impressive 79 million. That surpasses the pre-pandemic number by almost 2 million. Also, women make up as much as 47% of the workforce in the country.
Amazon MGM Studios head Jen Salke steps down after leading major hits like “The Rings of Power” and “Reacher.” With a new producing deal in hand, she launches her own company as Amazon restructures its entertainment arm for greater speed, focus, and franchise control in 2025.
Mark Carney calls an April snap election, shaking up Canada’s political landscape with tariffs, tight polls, and a race that’s now wide open.
SUV rams Vancouver’s Lapu-Lapu festival, killing 11 and injuring 20+. Suspect, 30, in custody; police probe motive.
Canada Votes Today — Here’s When to Expect Election Results. The big question on everyone's mind: when will we know who won the Canadian election? Poll closing times are staggered across the country due to different time zones. If either the Liberals or Conservatives dominate early in the east, we can know as early as tonight.
Luigi Mangione pleads not guilty to killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. Federal prosecutors will seek the death penalty; trial likely in 2026.
In a major blow to Big Tech, a U.S. judge ruled Thursday that Google illegally monopolized key parts of the online ad market, setting the stage for a possible breakup of its ad business.
Car-bomb kills Gen Yaroslav Moskalik near Moscow home; Kremlin blames Ukraine as cease-fire talks continue.
Putin and U.S. envoy Witkoff hold 3-hour “constructive” Kremlin talks on Ukraine peace plan; Trump says deal is “pretty close.”
Tesla Q1 profit sinks 71%. Musk says he’ll slash time running Trump’s “Doge” agency as tariffs, boycotts and competition hammer EV demand.
A 6.2 quake off Istanbul sent residents fleeing into streets, injuring 150+ and igniting fears of a bigger North Anatolian Fault disaster.
Trump says 145 % levies on Chinese imports will be cut “substantially, not to zero,” as White House scrambles to seal trade deals before tariff pause ends.
The European Union has fined Apple and Meta a combined €700 million (roughly $800 million USD) for breaching the bloc’s Digital Markets Act (DMA), escalating both regulatory pressure and geopolitical friction between Brussels and Washington.
Intel is reportedly preparing to slash over 20,000 jobs in a sweeping cost-cutting move under the leadership of its new CEO, Lip-Bu Tan, according to a Bloomberg report. The layoffs, which could be announced later this week, would mark one of the largest in the company’s history and come just months after Intel cut 15,000 jobs in 2024.
Pope Francis, the first Latin‑American pontiff and champion of the marginalized, dies at 88. A look at his groundbreaking legacy and what comes next.
Instagram is ramping up its efforts to protect younger users by testing artificial intelligence tools that can detect whether teens are pretending to be adults on the platform. Parent company Meta announced that the app will now proactively review accounts for signs of age misrepresentation.
Chipotle Mexican Grill is officially bringing its signature burritos and bowls to Mexico. The U.S.-based fast-casual chain announced today that it has signed a development agreement with Alsea S.A.B. de C.V., a leading restaurant operator across Latin America and Europe, to open its first location in Mexico by early 2026.
U.S.‑Iran nuclear talks resume in Rome as Trump dangles “deal or war.” Enrichment limits, bomber threats and regional diplomacy set tense backdrop.
U.S. posts 10,000 pages on Robert F. Kennedy’s 1968 killing. Sirhan notes, FBI interviews and more released under Trump transparency order.
Putin orders a 30‑hour “Easter truce” in Ukraine. Kyiv agrees but says Russia already broke it. U.S. warns it may quit peace talks if no progress soon.
California has become the first U.S. state to launch a legal challenge against President Donald Trump’s sweeping new tariffs, which have disrupted trade with key global partners.
Katy Perry has subtly responded to the wave of backlash following her participation in Blue Origin’s all-female spaceflight earlier this week. The pop star, 40, faced harsh criticism from several celebrities, including Olivia Munn, Amy Schumer, and Emily Ratajkowski, who called the brief 11-minute space trip “disgusting,” “gluttonous,” and environmentally irresponsible.
Lyft is making its long-awaited move into the European market through a $198.4 million acquisition of mobility platform FreeNow from German automakers BMW and Mercedes-Benz. The deal nearly doubles Lyft’s addressable market and marks a major strategic push beyond North America.
AMD has announced it may face up to $800 million in charges following new U.S. export controls targeting its MI308 semiconductor products, which could restrict business with China, Hong Kong, Macau, and other regions. The tech giant confirmed it is seeking export licenses, though approvals remain uncertain.
Trump freezes $2B in federal funds for Harvard and threatens its tax exemption, pushing the elite university to accept wide-ranging government-mandated reforms.
Court reveals a 2018 Zuckerberg email about spinning off Instagram, spotlighting Meta’s internal fear of antitrust crackdowns and Big Tech breakup threats.
China suspends Boeing jet purchases and parts orders, retaliating against Trump’s tariffs, as global airline and aircraft supply chains brace for impact.
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