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Trump Administration Moves to Control White House Press Pool, Sparking Concerns Over Press Freedom

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Trump Administration Moves to Control White House Press Pool, Sparking Concerns Over Press Freedom

In a controversial move that has ignited fresh concerns over press freedom, the Trump administration has announced that it will assume full control over the White House press pool, a system traditionally managed by the White House Correspondents’ Association (WHCA). The decision, revealed by Trump administration spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt on Tuesday, marks a significant departure … Read more

How Trump’s Tariff Plan Could Make Inflation Even Worse

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How Trump's Tariff Plan Could Make Inflation Even Worse

Rising prices are putting pressure on President Donald Trump as his economic policies face mounting criticism. Despite promising to tackle inflation from his first day in office, Trump’s focus on imposing tariffs – taxes on imported goods – is raising concerns that his strategy could drive prices even higher. Inflation, which appeared to be under … Read more

Musicians Release Silent Album to Protest UK AI Copyright Proposals

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Musicians Release Silent Album to Protest UK AI Copyright Proposals

Over 1,000 musicians, including renowned artists like Annie Lennox, Damon Albarn, and Kate Bush, have released a silent album titled This Is What We Want? in a powerful protest against the UK government’s proposed changes to copyright law. These changes would make it easier for AI companies to use copyrighted works without obtaining a license. … Read more

University of Plymouth Students Embrace AI to Gain Career Edge

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University of Plymouth Students Embrace AI to Gain Career Edge

Students at the University of Plymouth are turning to generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) to sharpen their skills and gain a competitive advantage in the job market. Business and Marketing students are receiving hands-on lessons on how to use AI software to automate tasks and enhance productivity. The generative AI software allows users to ask questions, … Read more

US Aid Freeze Forces Closure of Sudan’s Emergency Kitchens, Millions Face Starvation

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US Aid Freeze Forces Closure of Sudan's Emergency Kitchens, Millions Face Starvation

The suspension of US humanitarian assistance has led to the closure of nearly 80% of the emergency food kitchens supporting people affected by Sudan’s ongoing civil war, the BBC reports. More than 1,100 communal kitchens have been shut down, leaving close to two million people struggling to access food. The freeze stems from an executive … Read more

Starbucks Cuts 1,100 Jobs and Simplifies Menu Amid Falling US Sales

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Starbucks Cuts 1,100 Jobs and Simplifies Menu Amid Falling US Sales

Starbucks is set to cut 1,100 corporate jobs and reduce its menu by nearly a third in a major shake-up aimed at improving business in the United States. The changes, which will take effect on March 4, will see the removal of several drinks, including the Royal English Breakfast Latte, White Hot Chocolate, and a … Read more

Federal Workers Left Confused as Musk Doubles Down on Threat

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Federal Workers Left Confused as Musk Doubles Down on Threat

Federal workers across the United States faced confusion on Monday after receiving mixed instructions about complying with an Elon Musk-backed mandate requiring them to report their work activities or face termination. The confusion began after the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) sent an email on Saturday demanding that federal employees list five examples of their … Read more

DBS Bank to Cut 4,000 Jobs as AI Takes Over Human Roles

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DBS Bank to Cut 4,000 Jobs as AI Takes Over Human Roles

Singapore’s largest bank, DBS, has announced plans to cut 4,000 jobs over the next three years as artificial intelligence (AI) takes on more tasks traditionally handled by humans. A DBS spokesperson revealed that the workforce reduction will come through natural attrition as temporary and contract roles gradually phase out. Permanent staff are not expected to … Read more

Mum Told to Quit Job to Care for Autistic Twin Daughters

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Mum Told to Quit Job to Care for Autistic Twin Daughters

A mother from Trebanos, Swansea, has revealed she was repeatedly advised to give up her career to care for her autistic twin daughters due to the lack of affordable childcare. Betsan, 49, juggles raising her “fabulous and sassy” eight-year-old twins, Bowann and Brielle, who both require one-to-one care, alongside caring for her elderly mother and … Read more

Budget to Get Green Light in Final Holyrood Vote

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Budget to Get Green Light in Final Holyrood Vote

The minority SNP administration’s spending plans have gained support from the Greens, Liberal Democrats, and Alba, while Scottish Labour MSPs will abstain from the final vote. The Conservatives remain the only party opposing the Budget, describing it as “dire and damaging.” The £63bn Budget promises a record settlement for the NHS and local councils, a … Read more