Day: September 24, 2025
Columnist Fired For Her False Accusations Against Charlie Kirk Files Legal Grievance Against WaPo
Columnist Karen Attiah filed a legal grievance against The Washington Post on Wednesday after she was fired for her false accusations against Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk. The Post fired Attiah in mid-September for falsely accusing Kirk of stating that black women do not have the brain processing power to be taken seriously.
Red Alert, drama series about Hamas massacre, to be shown on Paramount+ on Oct. 7
The stories were developed in close cooperation with the real people behind them.
Instagram hits 3 billion Monthly Active Users
Instagram has reached 3 billion Monthly Active Users, joining Facebook and WhatsApp as a Meta-owned app with this milestone, as confirmed by Mark Zuckerberg.
Ajit Pawar-led NCP to donate one month’s salary towards Marathwada flood relief
The decision comes in the wake of the widespread devastation caused by heavy rains, particularly in the Marathwada region and parts of western Maharashtra, including Solapur district, where crops, livestock, homes, and businesses have suffered extensive damage.
Kolkata rains: Bengal govt to provide Rs 2 lakh ex gratia to kin of those dead
Since Tuesday, at least 10 people have died in rain-related incidents, with nine electrocuted in Kolkata after reportedly coming into contact with exposed or unattended electric wires in flooded areas, according to the officials.
Tats Suzara, PNVF under fire over ‘censorship’ issue
Philippine National Volleyball Federation (PNVF) president Ramon “Tats” Suzara came under fire from a senator and two major media organizations on Wednesday, a day after the credentials of one media organization were revoked by organizers of the FIVB Men’s Volleyball World Championship and another media company was threatened with the same sanctions. Sen. Erwin Tulfo,
How to practice mindful screen breaks
Mindful screen breaks are crucial for mental well-being, promoting focus and reducing stress through practices like deep breathing and short physical activity.
Does microwave cooking destroy nutrients?
Microwave cooking is often criticized for destroying nutrients in food. However, this belief isn’t entirely accurate.
FIVB Men’s World: Wake-up call fuels Italy’s return to semifinals
Italy had a tough wake-up call in Pool F when it fell to Belgium in five sets last week. It made them realize that their title defense in the FIVB Volleyball Men’s World Championship will be tougher, with several nations fielding their vastly improved teams. With that in mind, Mattia Bottolo and the Italians came
UAAP: Ray Allen Torres’ dagger 3 lifts Adamson, keeps UP winless
MANILA, Philippines—Adamson shrugged off a chaotic fourth quarter and turned to Ray Allen Torres to upset University of the Philippines, 62-59, and notch its first win in the UAAP Season 88 men’s basketball tournament on Wednesday. After numerous questionable calls in the fourth quarter that ultimately led to a 59-all deadlock in the dying seconds,