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Bad Bunny is getting ready to light up the Super Bowl Halftime Show stage — but one thing he won’t be bringing with him? A dress. Over the past few days, the internet has been doing what it does best: running wild with rumors. Social media chatter suggested the global music superstar planned to step

In the creator economy, viral fame is common—but turning that fame into long-term ownership and a near–billion-dollar business outcome is rare. One of the clearest examples of how this can be done is the journey of Khaby Lame. Without saying a single word, Khaby built one of the most recognizable brands on the internet. What

Australia and Canada are moving to deepen their strategic alignment at a time when the foundations of the global economic system are being openly questioned. On January 25, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese confirmed that Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney will visit Australia in March, including a rare address to the Australian parliament. “My friend

Indian health authorities are racing to contain a fresh outbreak of the Nipah virus (NiV), a rare but extremely dangerous disease with no approved cure or vaccine. The outbreak has been reported in the eastern Indian state of West Bengal, raising serious concerns among public health experts due to the virus’s high fatality rate and

Brazil’s government is moving decisively to accelerate congressional approval of the Mercosur–European Union trade agreement, aiming to prevent European judicial challenges from stalling its implementation. Vice President and Minister of Development, Industry, Trade, and Services Geraldo Alckmin said the Lula administration intends to push the treaty through Brazil’s internal ratification process as quickly as possible,

US health officials insist a controversial vaccine trial in Guinea-Bissau is still moving forward. African health leaders say it has been cancelled. Caught in the middle is Guinea-Bissau, a fragile west African nation and one of the poorest countries in the world, now at the center of an international dispute over medical ethics, power, and

The White House has moved to shut down online speculation after fresh images of bruising on Donald Trump’s hand went viral this week, once again drawing public attention to the US president’s health and appearance. The 79-year-old, currently the oldest serving president in US history, was photographed with a prominent purplish bruise on the back

Politics Government-Funded Study Finds Marijuana Users Are Being Unfairly Jailed Over DUI Allegations New Hampshire Lawmakers Consider Bipartisan Bills To Legalize Medical Psilocybin Program New Hampshire lawmakers on Wednesday took their most serious look yet at legalizing psilocybin for medical use, holding a public hearing on two bipartisan bills that would create a regulated, state-overseen

World leaders gathered in Davos, Switzerland this week for the World Economic Forum, but as usual, it wasn’t just policy discussions that captured public attention. From diplomatic tensions to unexpected soundbites, the event quickly became a spectacle that left many observers asking the same question: what exactly is going on? Among the many moments that

Science & Health Marijuana DUI Laws In Nearly 20 States Are Criminalizing Sober Drivers, New Government-Funded Study Finds Laws designed to prevent marijuana-impaired driving in nearly 20 states may be unintentionally criminalizing—and even jailing—drivers who show no signs of impairment, according to a new government-funded scientific study. For years, lawmakers and regulators seeking to curb