Federal Court Rules Against Google’s Illegal Monopoly on Search Engine
On Monday, September 9, 2024, in Alexandria, Virginia, Google went to trial with federal prosecutors for the second time on anti-trust charges.
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Disney Drops Request to Settle wrongful death Lawsuit Out of Court
After claims that a widower could not sue Disney in court over the death of his wife at a Disney Springs restaurant because he agreed to the terms and conditions when signing up for the Disney+ streaming service years prior, Disney has dropped its request to settle the wrongful-death lawsuit out of court on Monday, August 18 following backlash.
Read MoreKamala Harris Wins Debate, but the Effect on Undecided Voters Remain Unclear
Former president Donald Trump and Vice-President Kamala Harris faced off in the Presidential Debate on September 10 in Philadelphia, moderated by David Muir and Linsey Davis of ABC News.
Read MoreFundraising effect on elections: Can Money Dictate Election Results?
A common belief among political scientists is that money is a crucial necessity when trying to win a presidential election. Both United States President Joe Biden and former U.S. President Donald Trump are highly aware of this fact and have spent months raising millions of dollars for their presidential campaigns. Election campaigns have never been more expensive.
Read MoreIndia Emerges as a World Superpower
From once being an exploited colony under British Colonial rule, India has transformed into a global powerhouse, now one of the world’s fastest-growing economies.
Read MoreBeginning of Formula One’s 2024 Season Revs Up Controversy
he race to be the 74th Formula One (F1) world driver champion has commenced and the start of the new season has brought many controversies – principally, Red Bull Racing’s team principal being accused of inappropriate behavior, changing Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA) regulations, and Lewis Hamilton’s first title is at risk of being overturned.
Read MoreIt’s Just a Tip: How Gratuity Culture is Changing
Should customers tip the cashier at a salad bar for ringing an order or the Starbucks worker at the drive-thru window? People used to scribble a gratuity amount under the dim light of a restaurant, but now they do it while others wait in line with a glowing screen displaying bright blue options.
Read MoreGirl Math: Redefining Spending Habits
Living in a digital age means that social media platforms continue to play an integral role in shaping societal norms and behaviors. Among the myriad of trends that have emerged, the concept of “Girl Math” has gained traction, particularly among millennials and Gen Z. Though its name may seem unserious at first glance, this phenomenon offers insights into the complex relationship social media influences towards people’s approach to personal finance.
Read MoreStarbucks Boycott Raises Questions of Ethical Investing Practices
Starbucks has recently faced backlash due to its perceived stance and position on pressing social issues tied to the Israel-Gaza conflict. Protests at Starbucks locations can be traced back to the company’s lawsuit against Starbucks Workers United which seemingly began in opposition to the union’s public demonstration of solidarity with Palestine.
Read MoreMen’s Marathon World Record Holder Kelvin Kiptum Dies in a Car Crash
Kiptum, who was driving in his home country of Kenya, lost control of his Toyota Premio and veered off into a ditch at around 11 pm local time. Alongside Kiptum, his long-time Rwandan coach Gervais Hakizimana was killed at the scene of the crash. Another passenger was taken to the hospital with serious injuries.
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