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Alex Jones' Personal Assets to Be Sold to Pay $1.5B Sandy Hook Debt Amid Company Bankruptcy Dismissal
A federal judge has ordered the liquidation of Alex Jones’ personal assets to pay the $1.5 billion in damages owed to the families of Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting victims. However, the bankruptcy case for Jones' company, Free Speech Systems, has been dismissed, leaving the future of his Infowars media platform uncertain. -
LVMH Faces Slowest Sales Growth Since Pandemic Recovery as China Luxury Demand Softens
LVMH, the world's largest luxury group, reported its weakest quarterly sales growth since the pandemic recovery began in early 2021, as softening demand in China and a decline in champagne sales weighed on the company's performance. -
Trump Media Shares Plunge as Legal and Operational Challenges Mount
Trump Media & Technology Group, which operates the social media platform Truth Social, witnessed a significant decline in its market valuation, with shares plummeting nearly 20% over the past week. The company, which debuted on the Nasdaq under the ticker DJT, closed the week at $32.59 per share, a stark contrast to its opening price of nearly $80 just a few weeks prior. -
Zuckerberg Counters Musk's Claims on Billionaire Brawl Details
In a surprising turn of events, Mark Zuckerberg, the Meta boss, has come forward to counter Elon Musk's recent claims regarding the details of their much-anticipated fight. While Musk took to social media earlier to announce certain specifics of the future billionaire brawl, Zuckerberg has now refuted these claims, emphasizing that no final decisions have been made. -
Overcoming Writer's Block in College
In a college student's complex, multi-dimensional life, a common obstacle frequently presents as writer's block. This phenomenon, which appears as an inability to produce new content or a severe creative slowdown, can become a significant hurdle to academic success. However, writer's block can be overcome just like any other obstacle. -
The 10 Top College Majors for the Future
No one can predict the future and tell what professions will remain in high demand on the job market. However, it is possible to analyze the current dynamics and the tendencies which dictate the future of present college students. Indeed, there are specific professions that always remain in high demand and popularity. -
Gateways to Gates: Invasive Pre-Employment Screening Sparks Controversy
The software magnate Bill Gates finds himself ensnared in a fresh scandalous controversy. Job applicants at his venture capital firm, Gates Ventures, allege that they were subjected to an intrusive line of questioning during their interviews, reportedly managed by Concentric Advisors, a security firm. -
Apple Products and Reliability: How Often Does it Fail and What's Cheaper to Repair or Buy a New Device?
This piece aims to explore whether it's more economical to repair an Apple device or replace it entirely by delving into various factors such as apple mouse troubleshooting, repair expenses, warranty coverage, device durability, and customer testimonials. Our goal is to equip consumers with comprehensive knowledge so they can make informed choices when confronted with a malfunctioning Apple gadget. -
The Battle Rages On: Tucker Carlson's Vow for Revenge as FOX News Allegedly Dismantles his Studio
Ex-FOX News anchor, Tucker Carlson, is reported to be seething over what he considers to be petty reprisal by his former network. According to insiders, the network's personnel recently dismantled the summer studio, previously constructed for Carlson on his Maine property by the company. This alleged act comes just as the fired host gears up to start his new broadcast. -
Tucker Carlson Plots Vengeance Against Fox News: New Show and Potential Lawsuit on the Horizon
Tucker Carlson, the once dominant figure at Fox News, is planning a dual retaliation against his previous employer and former colleagues after his high-profile exit from the network, sources report to The National ENQUIRER. -
Elizabeth Holmes Faces Prison, $452 Million Restitution Bill after Appeal Rejected
Elizabeth Holmes, the former Theranos CEO, faces imminent imprisonment following the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals' rejection of her plea to remain free. The court's decision arrives nearly three weeks after Holmes sought to delay the start of her 11-year prison sentence with a last-minute legal maneuver. -
CNN Staff Relishes Don Lemon's Departure: A Lemon-Themed Celebration in the Offing
In a surprising twist at CNN, Don Lemon's departure has reportedly sparked jubilation among his former colleagues. Those who worked with the 57-year-old anchor during his 17-year tenure at the left-leaning network are said to be planning a celebration in honor of his exit, complete with yellow-themed party favors and 'Lemon Dropped' martinis.