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Nigeria’s Telecom Regulator Flips the Script on USSD Charges, Puts Banks on Notice
The Nigerian Communications Commission has drawn a clear line in the sand: from now on, telecom customers—not telcos—will foot the bill for USSD services, with banks expected to comply. It’s...
Oregon’s “Outdoor School” Premieres in Miami, Shines Light on Black Joy in Nature
A deeply personal Oregon-born film inspired by real-life experiences has made its big-screen debut on a national stage, bringing messages of healing, nature, and representation to the forefront. “Outdoor School,”...
Google Pixel 10 Gears Up for Magnetic War with Apple, ‘Pixelsnap’ Ecosystem Incoming
Google’s upcoming Pixel 10 might finally put it on even ground with Apple’s MagSafe, as leaks suggest a sleek new magnetic accessory lineup and next-gen wireless charging. If the rumors...
UK Government Slammed for Digital Failures as MPs Say Procurement Problems Pose Huge Barrier
A scathing parliamentary report has laid bare the scale of dysfunction in Britain’s tech procurement systems, warning that entrenched problems across Whitehall are seriously undermining the country’s ambitions for digital...
Smotrich’s Financial Bombshell: Israel Pulls Plug on Palestinian Banking Lifeline
In a move that could send tremors through an already fragile West Bank economy, Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich has ordered the cancellation of a key financial waiver that has,...
NHL’s Tax Divide: How Sunshine States Are Skating Circles Around Canadian Franchises
When a puck drops in Florida or Texas, it’s not just about hockey anymore—it’s about dollars and sense. While Commissioner Gary Bettman continues to brush off tax concerns as media...
Mozilla Warns Google’s AI Push in Chrome Could Break the Web’s Balance
Google’s move to embed Gemini AI in Chrome is raising red flags — and Mozilla thinks the internet’s playing field could tilt dangerously out of shape. The folks at Mozilla...
Microsoft Dives Into Portable Gaming Arena with Xbox-Branded ROG Ally Devices
In surprise move, Microsoft teams up with ASUS to challenge Nintendo and Steam Deck in a newly re-ignited handheld console market For the first time in its decades-long history in...
Nigel Farage Aims to Fill Cabinet with Business Stars, TV Celebrities, and Sports Icons if He Becomes PM
Nigel Farage is shaking up the traditional political playbook with plans to recruit top entrepreneurs, TV personalities, and even sports figures for his Cabinet. The Reform UK leader wants to...