Google found in breach of monopoly laws over online searches
A US federal judge has ruled that Google violated monopoly laws by leveraging its market dominance in online searches to suppress competition, a landmark decision that could reshape the operations of America’s largest tech companies. Handling approximately 90 per cent of
‘Counterweight’ to Conformity
Promotional photo from the University of Michigan’s Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, which engages in “DEI-driven praxes to contribute to a just society.” Over the past three years, Western societies have devoted immense resources to promoting and even mandating Diversity, Equity,
Did Javier Milei Just Lift Argentina Out of Recession?
A triumphant President of Argentina Javier Milei speaks to an audience. 2024. During his first year as president, Javier Milei has been waging a bitter but largely successful campaign against inflation. Now, Argentines received more welcome news: their economy is growing again. “Economic activity
Rachel Reeves hints at debt-to-GDP measure change to unlock £17bn for budget
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has left open the possibility of altering a key measure of the UK’s debt, a move that could potentially release £17 billion for her upcoming autumn budget. During a trip to New York and Toronto, Reeves indicated she
Musk and Starmer clash over ‘civil war’ claim amid Southport unrest
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer is embroiled in a heated exchange with billionaire Elon Musk, who recently claimed that Britain is on the brink of a “civil war” over immigration. This follows the unrest triggered by the murder of three girls