How Elon Musk could benefit from a second Trump presidency
Elon Musk’s companies, including Tesla, SpaceX, and X, are being sued or probed by federal agencies. Trump could make them go away.
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Forget the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre — here’s what you need to do in Paris, according to someone who’s been a dozen times.
The Montparnasse Tower and Les Catacombes are some of the best places to go in Paris after hitting the touristy spots, a frequent traveler says.
French-Swiss airport evacuated due to bomb threat ahead of Olympics
The Basel-Mulhouse airport on Franco-Swiss border has been evacuated for security reasons ahead of the Paris Olympics opening ceremony Read Full Article at RT.com
First deaths from rare disease registered in Brazil
Brazil’s Health Ministry has reported the world’s first deaths from Oropouche fever Read Full Article at RT.com
Russian central bank hikes interest rate to 18%
The Bank of Russia has raised the key interest rate for the first time this year, citing rising inflation Read Full Article at RT.com
Crocodiles take bodies of victims after gang massacre
At least 26 people – most of them children – have been killed in a massacre in Papua New Guinea that saw three villages burnt to the ground, the heads of victims hacked off and some bodies taken by crocodiles.
I’m almost 30, but I was doing better financially at age 21. I made the best career move for my health, and I’m not ashamed.
At almost 30 I’m less financially stable than I was when I was 21 and finishing college. My dad asks me regularly how I am doing with money.
Bernard Arnault’s wealth is slumping as the luxury boom falters
Bernard Arnault is the only one of the world’s 15 richest people who has seen their wealth fall so far in 2024.
How the AI revolution could cost you your job without replacing you
Huge AI investments are costing some workers their jobs as companies change their spending priorities.
Thailand plans to give $275 cash handouts to 50 million low-income citizens
Thailand plans to spend $13.7 billion giving cash handouts to 50 million people in a bid to stimulate its economy.