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  • Elon Musk sues OpenAI

    Elon Musk sues OpenAI

    Elon Musk launched a lawsuit against OpenAI, the artificial intelligence research lab he co-founded in 2015. This lawsuit, targeting OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and other executives, is rooted deep within the company, and asks a valuable question about AI. Musk’s central argument revolves around OpenAI’s alleged betrayal of its founding mission: to develop safe and…

  • European farmers protest the EU’s love for foreign goods 

    European farmers protest the EU’s love for foreign goods 

    During February, widespread agricultural protests took over many European Union countries like France, Belgium, Poland, Romania, Bulgaria, Greece, Portugal, Germany and Spain. These Farming protests began over economic and environmental policies that have been negatively affecting farmers ever since cheap agricultural imports from Ukraine have been replacing natively grown and made produce.The main cause amongst…

  • Spring Budget 2024- What to Expect?

    Spring Budget 2024- What to Expect?

    On the 6th of March 2024, UK Chancellor Jeremy Hunt is set to give an announcement regarding the UK’s financial plans and changes. After looking through various verified sources, finding the most common predictions for what Jeremy will announce, and making sure other sources also corroborate their claims, here is a summary of what we…

  • US will start delivering aid to Gaza after embarrassing Michigan Primary  

    US will start delivering aid to Gaza after embarrassing Michigan Primary  

    Joe Biden is expected to be the Democrat Presidential front runner in the November Presidential election with Biden winning the first Democrat Primary Election on February 28th with 81% of the vote in Michigan. It looks like only another in the Democrat Party can compete with Biden. This would be the “uncommitted” box on the…

  • Weekly Politics Summary: 1/3/24

    Weekly Politics Summary: 1/3/24

    US Republican Leader of the Senate to step down in November   Mitch McConnell is the longest-serving US Senate leader in history. He announced on the 28th of February that he would be stepping down as Senate leader of the GOP (Republican Party).    “To serve Kentucky and the Senate has been the honor of my life,…

  • UK Chancellor To Sell Large NatWest Stake: Throwback to 2008 Financial Crisis

    UK Chancellor To Sell Large NatWest Stake: Throwback to 2008 Financial Crisis

    According to the Guardian on Wednesday 28th February, UK Chancellor of Exchequer Jeremy Hunt announced that he would look to sell the remaining 39% of the government’s stake in NatWest. During the 2008 financial crisis, the government gave a bailout to many banks by buying a substantial proportion of their stock. This was necessary to…