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  • Russia Cautiously Welcomes Elements of Trump

    Russia Cautiously Welcomes Elements of Trump's Ukraine Peace Plan While Seeking Further Discussion

    Nov 26, 2025 10:37 pm CST

    Russia has reviewed the latest US-proposed Ukraine peace plan and finds some aspects positive, while indicating others require serious expert discussion. The Kremlin confirmed no detailed discussions have occurred yet, as President Trump prepares to send officials to meet both sides. European allies remain cautious about potential concessions to Moscow, emphasizing continued support for Ukraine as hostilities persist with ongoing Russian aerial attacks.

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    Trump's Ukraine Peace Plan: Negotiations Progress as President Awaits Final Deal Before Meeting Putin and Zelenskyy

    Nov 26, 2025 09:53 pm CST

    President Trump has dispatched negotiators to advance Ukraine peace talks, stating he will only meet with Putin and Zelenskyy once a final agreement is reached. The revised peace proposal has narrowed disagreements, though challenges remain regarding territorial concessions and Ukraine's NATO aspirations. Despite White House optimism, international skepticism persists about reconciling the fundamentally opposing objectives of the warring parties.

  • Campbell Soup Executive Suspended After Racist Comments About Indian Employees Exposed in Lawsuit

    Campbell Soup Executive Suspended After Racist Comments About Indian Employees Exposed in Lawsuit

    Nov 26, 2025 09:43 pm CST

    A high-ranking IT executive at Campbell Soup Company, Martin Bally, has been placed on leave following allegations of making racist comments about Indian employees and disparaging the company's food products. The controversy emerged after former cybersecurity analyst Robert Garza filed a lawsuit claiming he was terminated for reporting Bally's inappropriate behavior, supported by leaked audio recordings containing derogatory remarks. Campbell's has condemned the comments as unacceptable and launched an investigation.

  • How Google Reclaimed Its AI Dominance: Alphabet Approaches $4 Trillion Valuation as Gemini Challenges ChatGPT

    How Google Reclaimed Its AI Dominance: Alphabet Approaches $4 Trillion Valuation as Gemini Challenges ChatGPT

    Nov 26, 2025 08:03 pm CST

    Google has emerged from the shadow of ChatGPT to reclaim its position as an AI leader with impressive advancements in its Gemini platform and strategic chip development. Alphabet's market value is approaching $4 trillion as investors recognize Google's comprehensive AI strategy, which leverages its unique advantages in data, infrastructure, and talent. With Gemini 3 receiving acclaim for its capabilities and major tech companies like Meta exploring Google's TPU chips, the company has effectively transformed from AI underdog to formidable competitor in the rapidly evolving artificial intelligence landscape.

  • Lashkar-e-Taiba

    Lashkar-e-Taiba's Expanding Network: How Pakistan's Terror Group Is Building a Social Empire

    Nov 26, 2025 07:54 pm CST

    Pakistan-based terror group Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) is rapidly expanding its influence through multiple social organizations targeting students, youth, and children. Led by 26/11 Mumbai attacks mastermind Hafiz Saeed's son Talha, these affiliated groups operate under the political front Pakistan Markazi Muslim League while conducting welfare programs that serve as recruitment channels for anti-India operations. Security experts warn this systematic grassroots penetration presents a growing threat to regional stability.

  • The AI Bubble Question: Examining the Economic Impact and Future Challenges of Artificial Intelligence

    The AI Bubble Question: Examining the Economic Impact and Future Challenges of Artificial Intelligence

    Nov 26, 2025 07:52 pm CST

    As artificial intelligence spending approaches $2 trillion globally in 2026, concerns emerge about a potential AI bubble while tech giants and investors reconsider positions. The industry faces critical questions about job displacement, the possibility of superintelligent systems, media industry disruption, and the proliferation of low-quality AI-generated content across digital platforms.

  • China

    China's Strategic Dominance in Rare Earths: How Beijing Secured a Global Monopoly and Its Impact on US-China Relations

    Nov 26, 2025 07:43 pm CST

    China controls approximately two-thirds of global rare earths mining and dominates processing capabilities, giving Beijing significant leverage in trade negotiations with the United States. As these 17 key elements become increasingly vital for defense technologies and consumer electronics, Western nations are racing to develop alternative supply chains, though experts warn this could take years. Recent export restrictions by China have heightened tensions, despite a temporary trade truce between Presidents Trump and Xi that ensures critical mineral supply for now.

  • Daniel P. Driscoll: From Trump

    Daniel P. Driscoll: From Trump's "Drone Guy" to Leading US-Ukraine-Russia Peace Negotiations

    Nov 26, 2025 06:27 pm CST

    Daniel P. Driscoll, the youngest-ever US Army Secretary at 38, has emerged as America's key diplomatic figure in Russia-Ukraine peace negotiations. Appointed by President Trump and nicknamed the "drone guy" for his advocacy of modern military technology, Driscoll recently presented a draft peace plan to President Zelensky and is scheduled to meet Russian officials in Abu Dhabi as part of ongoing ceasefire efforts.

  • 23-Year-Old College Student Fatally Mauled by Three Pit Bulls While Pet-Sitting in Tyler, Texas

    23-Year-Old College Student Fatally Mauled by Three Pit Bulls While Pet-Sitting in Tyler, Texas

    Nov 26, 2025 06:07 pm CST

    Madison Riley Hull, a 23-year-old education student at the University of Texas at Tyler, was killed in a tragic pit bull attack while pet-sitting three dogs at a residence in Tyler, Texas. The incident occurred when Hull visited to let the dogs inside, resulting in a fatal mauling that has prompted an investigation into potential charges against the dogs' owners.

  • Pakistan

    Pakistan's Unemployment Crisis: 8 Million Jobless as Rate Soars to 7.1% Amid Economic Struggles

    Nov 26, 2025 05:58 pm CST

    Pakistan's unemployment rate has increased to 7.1%, leaving over 8 million people jobless according to the latest Labour Force Survey. The country faces significant economic challenges with 53.8% of the population either unemployed or inactive, while the World Bank questions Pakistan's poverty reduction claims. This unemployment crisis comes amid stalled economic progress since 2015, exacerbated by COVID-19, devastating floods, and record inflation.