The rawest truth in the Minneapolis ICE shooting that left 37-year-old Renee Nicole Good dead is this: a federal agent opened fire on an unarmed motorist in a residential street, and the…
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Meta does not block advertisers by accident. It blocks them because most campaigns trigger predictable trust and policy failures long before the first ad goes live. The uncomfortable truth is this: if…
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Iran’s current wave of unrest did not start in a vacuum. It did not begin simply because shopkeepers shut their stalls, although that is where it first caught international attention. You must…
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You are entering 2026 with more data, more forecasts, and more warnings than at any point in modern history. Yet the world feels less prepared, not more. Governments publish risk reports. Corporations…
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The most consequential U.S. foreign policy moves of the past year did not happen in Ukraine, Gaza, or the South China Sea. They happened quietly, thousands of kilometers north, in Greenland. No…
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Few events in recent history have rattled the foundations of international politics like the United States’ military capture of Venezuela’s President Nicolás Maduro on January 3, 2026. You already know this sent…
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Beauty markets do not lie. When South Korea’s skincare exports cross USD 10 billion, when Brazil sustains one of the world’s largest cosmetic surgery ecosystems, and when Paris, Milan, and Tokyo keep…
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The explosions in Caracas did not surprise anyone who has been paying attention. What should alarm you is how predictable they were. When a state declares emergency powers after blasts in its…
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At 1:30 a.m. on New Year’s Day, while most of Europe was still counting down its champagne flutes, emergency lines in southern Switzerland lit up with calls that carried the same message.…
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By 2026, cinema will stop pretending it has returned to normal. The global film industry has moved past recovery mode and into recalibration. Studio slates show fewer safe bets, more expensive risks,…
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Noise defines 2025. Not the harmless kind created by trends or celebrity gossip, but the persistent hum of power struggles, platform influence, wars of narrative, and decisions that alter markets, politics, and…
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The year does not announce its turning points with sirens. History tends to move quietly, then all at once. By the time most people realize the ground has shifted, markets have repriced…
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The past rarely knocks on your door politely. It tends to arrive disguised as coincidence, pattern, or myth. Every few years, the name Nostradamus resurfaces in public discourse, not because his verses…
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You scroll through your feed and spot another post about Eleven’s latest showdown or Dustin’s quips. Ask yourself: why does Stranger Things command such relentless attention in a sea of endless content?…
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Brigitte Bardot died on December 28, 2025, at age 91 in her Saint-Tropez home, La Madrague. Her foundation announced the news, triggering an immediate global response. Search volume for her name jumped…
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Wars usually end when one side runs out of options. This one has not, because too many actors still have them. On paper, Russia should have paused by now. Three years into…
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Picture this: A young man named Dipu Chandra Das hangs from a tree in Bhaluka, his body engulfed in flames as a mob cheers below. This scene unfolded on December 18, 2025,…
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The holiday season does not begin in November. It begins the moment your competitors lock their budgets, stabilize their measurement, and stop experimenting. By the time festive creatives flood search results, the…
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Christmas parties are no longer discovered through posters, word of mouth, or office emails alone. They appear through search engines, maps, event platforms, and social feeds that decide what you see based…
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Bondi Beach sells an idea of Australia that the world recognizes instantly. Open shoreline, families on the sand, tourists drifting between cafés and coastal walks. Violence feels out of place here, which…
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