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The NBA has suspended Paul George of the Philadelphia 76ers for 25 games without pay after determining that he violated the league’s anti-drug policy, league officials announced. In a statement, the NBA confirmed that the suspension follows a positive test for a prohibited substance, though specific details were not disclosed in line with league confidentiality rules. The punishment reflects a significant violation under the NBA’s jointly administered anti-drug program, which aims to protect player health and maintain competitive integrity. The suspension is a major setback for the 76ers, who had counted on George’s veteran leadership and two-way play as they…

US congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard has stepped into a renewed probe related to allegations of irregularities in the 2020 US presidential election, drawing fresh attention to a controversy that has remained politically sensitive years after the vote. Gabbard, who has positioned herself as an independent political voice since leaving the Democratic Party, said her involvement is driven by what she describes as a need for transparency and public trust in the electoral system. In recent statements, she called for a thorough review of specific claims tied to voting procedures and oversight, while emphasizing that election integrity should transcend party lines. Her…

U.S. President Donald Trump has cautioned the United Kingdom and Canada against deepening trade ties with China, warning that increased economic engagement with Beijing is “dangerous” and could carry long-term strategic consequences. His remarks come amid growing debate among Western allies over how to balance economic interests with national security concerns related to China. Speaking on the issue, Trump argued that China’s trade practices, state subsidies, and control over critical supply chains pose risks to democratic nations. He suggested that closer trade relationships could leave countries vulnerable to economic pressure and political influence, repeating long-standing claims he made during his…

Millions of pages of documents related to disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein have been released to the public, marking one of the most significant disclosures connected to the long-running investigation into his crimes and associates. The massive document dump, made public through court proceedings, includes emails, depositions, court filings, flight records, and internal communications that span several years. The release follows sustained legal pressure from victims’ advocates, journalists, and transparency groups who argued that the records were in the public interest. While some information had previously surfaced in fragments, the newly released material offers a broader and more detailed picture of…

The premiere of Melania Trump’s much-discussed “not-a-documentary” documentary drew attention as much for what it avoided as for what it revealed. Marketed as a personal visual project rather than a traditional documentary, the film blends curated moments, stylized storytelling, and selective reflections, offering audiences a controlled glimpse into the former First Lady’s public and private worlds. Held amid heightened political and media scrutiny, the premiere attracted a mix of political figures, fashion insiders, media executives, and curiosity-driven onlookers. The atmosphere was notably restrained, reflecting the tone of the project itself—polished, distant, and carefully composed. Rather than offering a chronological account…

Apple Inc. delivered a rocking performance in its fiscal first quarter of 2026, reporting record-breaking revenue as demand for its flagship iPhone 17 lineup surged, easing investor concerns about competitive pressure in the artificial intelligence space. The technology giant reported total revenue of approximately $143.8 billion, up roughly 16 percent year-over-year, and earnings per share that topped analyst forecasts — with iPhone revenue alone contributing more than $85 billion. CEO Tim Cook highlighted “staggering” demand for the iPhone 17 models during the holiday quarter, saying strong sales especially in markets like Greater China helped fuel the company’s overall growth. In…

New data from U.S. health authorities show that life expectancy in the United States rose to a record high of 79 years in 2024, marking a significant milestone in national health statistics and a rebound from pandemic-era declines. The figures, released this week, reflect broad improvements in mortality rates across several major causes of death. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported that the age-adjusted death rate in 2024 was approximately 722 deaths per 100,000 people, a decline from the previous year and a sign of progress in public health outcomes. Heart disease and cancer remained the top…

Tesla CEO Elon Musk is once again pushing the boundaries of risk and innovation as the electric-vehicle giant accelerates its shift toward artificial intelligence, autonomous technology, and robotics, a transformation that has placed the company firmly in the global spotlight. Featured recently in CNN Business’s Risk Takers series, Musk is portrayed as a leader willing to stake Tesla’s future on bold, long-term bets that go far beyond car manufacturing. While Tesla remains a dominant force in the electric-vehicle market, Musk has increasingly emphasized that the company should be viewed as a technology and AI enterprise, rather than a traditional automaker.…

Texas has filed a lawsuit against a Delaware-based nurse practitioner, accusing her of illegally prescribing and mailing abortion pills into the state, in what could become a significant test of interstate abortion law enforcement nearly four years after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade. The suit, brought by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton in Jefferson County District Court, targets Debra Lynch — a nurse practitioner who runs a telehealth service called Her Safe Harbor in Delaware. Paxton’s office alleges that Lynch’s clinic provided medication abortion drugs, including mifepristone and misoprostol, to residents in Texas via mail, violating the…

The US Federal Reserve on Wednesday held interest rates steady, bringing an abrupt pause to a run of three consecutive quarter-point interest rate cuts as policymakers grapple with stubborn inflation and signs of slowing momentum in the labor market. WEBDESK – ACT GLOBAL MEDIA – JANUARY 29, 2026 The decision, announced at the conclusion of the Federal Open Market Committee’s latest meeting, reflects growing unease within the central bank over mixed economic signals. While inflation has cooled from its recent highs, it remains elevated enough to worry policymakers. At the same time, hiring has shown signs of weakening, complicating efforts…