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Elon Musk Stirs Controversy with Sharp Rebuke of Zelensky Amid Shifting U.S. Policy

Elon Musk criticizes Ukrainian President Zelensky’s strategy in the Ukraine-Russia conflict, calling it a pursuit of a “forever war.” Musk’s comments coincide with heightened tensions between Kyiv and Washington, amid speculation about U.S. military aid. Former President Trump has also expressed skepticism

4 March 2025

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Is Tennis Playing Favorites? Djokovic and Players Question Doping Ban Inconsistencies

Italian tennis player Jannik Sinner faces a three-month suspension after testing positive for banned substances, attributed to inadvertent contamination. WADA’s acceptance of Sinner’s claim raises concerns of favoritism and inconsistency in disciplinary actions. The timing of Sinner’s suspension ending just before the

18 February 2025

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Is Palantir the Future of AI? Unveiling the Hidden Gem in Big Data

Palantir Technologies sits at the intersection of big data and AI, capturing investor interest for future growth. Platform innovations like Foundry and Gotham leverage advanced AI technologies to enhance analytical capabilities. Commitment to AI ethics and transparency strengthens Palantir’s reputation amid privacy

18 February 2025

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2025 NBA Draft: A Game-Changing Class Set to Transform the League

The 2025 NBA Draft is highly anticipated, with a draft class full of promising talent expected to significantly impact the league. Key prospects include Cooper Flagg (Duke), Dylan Harper (Rutgers), and VJ Edgecombe (Baylor), each showcasing unique skills and attributes. Cooper Flagg

18 February 2025

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The Trial That Has Hollywood Buzzing: A$AP Rocky’s Legal Saga Unfolds

A$AP Rocky faces felony assault charges following a November 2021 incident, with accusations of firing a gun at former friend A$AP Relli. The trial is characterized by dramatic elements reminiscent of a music video, adding to its media intrigue. Rocky claims the

18 February 2025

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Mountaineers’ Grit Shines Despite Narrow Loss to Baylor

The West Virginia Mountaineers showcased resilience and determination against Baylor, offering hope for a season turnaround despite the loss. Their defense was formidable, holding Baylor to 39% shooting and a mere 23% from three-point range, a marked improvement from previous lapses. West

18 February 2025

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Russian Hackers’ Bold Move: How Secret Blizzard Exploited SpaceX’s Starlink

Russian hacker group Secret Blizzard exploited SpaceX’s Starlink to infiltrate Ukrainian military networks. The group used Amadey bot malware, Tavdig, and KazuarV2 for accessing and surveilling systems. Secret Blizzard is linked to Russia’s FSB and targets global military and government networks. U.S.

18 February 2025

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The Clash of Titans: Duke vs. Notre Dame Promises a High-Stakes Showdown

No. 11 Duke faces undefeated No. 1 Notre Dame at Purcell Pavilion, tipping off at 6 PM ET. Notre Dame dominates with fast break points, outpacing opponents by 372 this season. Duo Olivia Miles and Hannah Hidalgo excel, combining for 60 assists;

18 February 2025

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Epic Clay-Court Clash: Rising Star Tseng to Challenge Seasoned Tabilo in Rio

The Rio Open features an exciting Round of 32 match on clay courts between Chun Hsin Tseng and Alejandro Tabilo. Tseng, known for his tenacity and flair, recently demonstrated a strong 45.5% break-point conversion rate, marking his growing prowess on clay. Tabilo,

18 February 2025

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Virginia Poised for Showdown with Top-Ranked Duke: A Clash at the Coliseum

The Virginia Cavaliers face the Duke Blue Devils in a crucial Atlantic Coast Conference basketball showdown at John Paul Jones Arena. Virginia is currently guided by interim head coach Ron Sanchez, following the retirement of Tony Bennett. With a 13-12 record, Virginia

17 February 2025

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Chaos in the Skies: Trump’s Latest Moves Leave Aviation Safety in Turmoil

Mass layoffs of probationary FAA employees could compromise air traffic control infrastructure. Layoffs target those with less than a year of employment, bypassing job protections. The cuts come amid widespread safety concerns following a fatal midair collision over Washington, DC. The Professional

17 February 2025