Who is Miriam Adelson? Trump praises mega-donor’s influence on US policy towards Israel

President Donald Trump, in a speech to Israel’s parliament, spotlighted mega-donor Miriam Adelson’s outsized influence on US policy toward Israel, recalling her frequent White House visits with her late husband, casino mogul Sheldon Adelson. Sheldon Adelson, who died in 2021, assembled the world’s largest casino empire as head of Las Vegas Sands Corp (LVS.N), opens…

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‘Love was never about…’: Amid Trudeau-Katy Perry dating rumours, ex-wife Sophie Grégoire shares ‘letting go’ Instagram post

Sophie Grégoire, ex-wife of Justin Trudeau, posted an uncanny message on Instagram on Monday, day after photos surfaced online showing the former Canadian Prime Minister kissing pop singer Katy Perry aboard her yacht. The post hinted at moving on, with Grégoire postin: “The people, the places, even the moments that once felt, I don’t know,…

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Has the Nobel Peace Prize become a trophy only for Western ideology? A look at history of past awardees

In a decision that has once again sparked debate, Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado won the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize for her work to bring peaceful and democratic change to Venezuela.The Norwegian Nobel Committee lauded her as a “key unifying figure” in the opposition, advocating for free elections and representative government. However, her ties…

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‘Pregnant moms coming to Canada for vacation’: Social media post goes viral as Conservative Party demands end of birthright citizenship

Conservative Party push for ending birthright citizenship in Canada. As the Conservative Party proposed a plan to end birthright citizenship in Canada, a social media post has gone viral as it claimed that pregnant mothers are coming to Canada for vacation. Citing flight attendants, the viral post said these mothers give birth in Canada only…

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2025 Economics ‘Nobel’ for beginners: How science, understanding, and capitalism super-charged human growth | World News

“We’re a planet of six billion ninnies living in a civilisation built by a few thousand savants,” Scott Adams once said — and beneath the Dibert creator’s misanthropy is a disarmingly accurate description of how the modern world works. Most of us don’t invent, build, or discover anything of world-changing importance. We live inside systems…

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