Republican Hopeful in Florida Vows 50% Sin Tax Targeting OnlyFans Creators and 'Sick Men Online'
Florida candidate James Fishback proposes a 50% 'Sin Tax' on OnlyFans stars, igniting outrage and debate across the state.
London's Property Loophole: How the Super-Rich Play by Different Rules
The Immovable Rule has become the ultimate insurance policy for the globally wealthy whose financial sources are obscure. Because this rule does not shield those who are not wealthy, it further reveals a deeper injustice that the legal system functions differently depending on the person's bank balance; thus the call for parliament to fix this obscure doctrine.
'Landman' Roulette: Is Angela's Martingale Strategy the Ultimate Metaphor for Oil Industry Risk-Taking?
Explore the 'Martingale' strategy used in Landman Season 2 and why it perfectly mirrors the high-stakes gambling of the West Texas oil boom.
Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo On the Outs: Blind Item Alleges Wicked Co-Stars Not Communicating
Anonymous entertainment gossip source alleges tension between Wicked co-stars, though recent public appearances suggest otherwise.
Why Americans Could Pay More as Nissan Collapse Looms and China Tightens EV Grip
Nissan faces potential collapse following Honda's failed merger, reporting a $4.5 billion loss amid US tariffs threatening $3.1 billion annually. The CEO warns of difficult decisions ahead.
Cathie Wood Sells Over $59M of Tesla Stock Despite Wedbush Seeing a $1T AI Opportunity for the Firm
Cathie Wood sold over 124,000 Tesla shares this week across Ark Invest ETFs amid valuation concerns and a rare downgrade from Morgan Stanley.
Turkey Hair Transplant Cost: How to Choose the Best Clinic
Ready to transform your look and regain your confidence? Discover how affordable, expert hair transplants in Turkey can give you a fresh start with natural, long-lasting results.
King Charles' Speech to Feature Brutal Digs at Prince Harry And Andrew: Report
King Charles is set to deliver 'subtle but brutal digs' at Prince Harry and Andrew in his Christmas speech as he moves to re-establish 'the firm's' brand.
Scientists Dropped Cameras 80 Feet Underwater—What Appeared Was a Wake-Up Call for the World
A new underwater camera study across the Eastern Tropical Pacific reveals a dramatic divide between thriving remote marine reserves and depleted coastal protected areas, offering a global wake-up call on the state of ocean conservation.
Digital Spending in 2025: Why Ranking Systems Like 'Best Online Casino' Lists Influence User Behaviour
Explore how digital ranking systems—especially "best online casino" lists—shape user decisions in 2025 by reducing choice overload, building trust, and guiding safer spending.
Medicare Shake‑Up 2027: CMS Plans To Axe New Health Equity Reward — Are You Losing Out?
CMS plans to scrap a new health equity reward in its 2027 Medicare overhaul. Find out what the shake-up means and whether you could lose benefits.
Trump Orders Troops Into D.C. And Promises Immigration Crackdown After Shooting
President Trump ordered 500 additional National Guard troops into Washington after an ambush near the White House left two guardsmen critically wounded.
Ariana Grande, Cynthia Erivo Revelation: $114M Opener Fuels Salary Discrepancy Rumours
Universal confirms Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo earned equal pay for Wicked, debunking rumours and reigniting Hollywood's equal pay debate, with Spencer–Chastain as a blueprint for equity.
BBC Faces Massive Financial Hit with £1.1 Billion Loss as Licence Fee Payments Plummet
BBC reels from a £1.1 billion 2025 funding crisis as licence dodgers soar, bias rows rage and Netflix steals viewers. Discover the causes, cuts and reform battles shaking British broadcasting.
Elon Musk's Tesla Triumphs as Judge Stops 6,000 Black Workers' Racism Case
Tesla scores a major legal win as a judge decertifies a racism class action involving 6,000 Black workers, reshaping the battle over race claims at the company where Elon Musk is a major shareholder. Find out what happened.
Billie Eilish Under Fire After Calling Out Billionaires — Then Charging Fans A Fortune for Concert Tix
Billie Eilish urged billionaires to 'give your money away' at the WSJ Innovator Awards on 29/10/2025 — but anger over high ticket prices for her 'Hit Me Hard And Soft' tour (standing places from about £145) has left fans accusing her of contradiction.
Mark Cuban Urges Companies to Share Financial Rewards With All Employees to Drive Long-term Success
Billionaire investor Mark Cuban believes that stock options should extend beyond CEOs to all employees so they have a stake in their company's success.
Weekly Unemployment Insurance Benefit Payment: New York's Aid Jumps by 72%, Federal Closure Leaves 115K Employees Unsupported
New York's maximum unemployment benefit jumps to $869 after the state paid off its $7 billion debt, providing relief amid the federal shutdown.
The New Family Bonding? Daughter, 27, and Her 60-Something Parents All Get Breast Reductions, Nose Jobs in Wild Overseas Surgery Spree
A New Jersey woman and her parents shocked social media after spending £54,000 on matching cosmetic surgeries in Colombia, turning their summer holiday into a family-wide makeover.
Kristin Cabot Scandal Shows Why Women Face Harsher Fallout Than Men, Psychotherapist Says
The Kristin Cabot scandal highlights why women face harsher fallout in workplace affairs. Psychotherapist Irene Laturnas Velasco says gender bias, patriarchy and public shaming fuel unequal consequences, leaving women's careers and mental health at risk while men often recover.
McDonald's Declares War on Tipping Culture as It Quits US Restaurant Association: 'Pay Your Staff Properly!'
McDonald's exits National Restaurant Association over tipped wage dispute, with CEO Chris Kempczinski calling for equal minimum wages across the industry.
5 New Ways to Get Quick Access to Cash in 2025
Discover 5 safe and fast ways to get quick cash in 2025, including bank loans, cash advance apps, and payroll advances. Learn how to borrow wisely and avoid debt traps.
Why Is Columbia University Paying A $200 Million Fine? Here's What They Did Wrong According To Trump
Columbia University will pay $221 million and adopt major reforms after a federal probe found civil rights violations and failure to address antisemitism.
Why WNBA Players Are Still Fighting for Equal Pay in 2025: Breaking Down the Basketball Pay Gap
WNBA players are driving record profits, yet rookie salaries remain under £62K. Here's why the 2025 CBA is key to closing basketball's gender pay gap
Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese Are Redefining Women's Basketball for a New Generation of Fans
Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese are redefining women's basketball, boosting WNBA viewership, fandom, and media visibility in 2025
Where Is Iggy Azalea Now? Rapper Swaps Music and OnlyFans for Crypto Casino and Memecoin
Iggy Azalea launched a crypto casino and memecoin called MOTHER in May 2024, shifting from music to digital finance. The move sparked buzz and warnings about the risks of celebrity-backed crypto ventures.
AI 'Poised to Widen Gender Gap in Employment', Warns New Research
AI threatens to disproportionately replace women's jobs, especially clerical roles, risking increased inequality unless proactive retraining measures are taken.
US TV Icon Works Just 34 Days A Year On A $3M Salary—Now Set For A Pay Rise To $10M
During her recent conversation at Elvis Duran and the Morning Show, White said she films an entire season of the show in just 34 days.
Considering Self-Deportation? Woman Who Moved to the US at 7 Now Weighs Returning to Mexico
Quebec Vasquez, a DACA recipient, plans to self-deport to Mexico due to fear and uncertainty about her future in the U.S.
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Trump Insider Warns Iran of Imminent Strike as Regime Blinks on Mass Hangings
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RFK Jr. Reveals Trump Has a 'Poison Diet' and Survives on Junk Food and Diet Coke 'All Day Long'
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Conspiracy Theory Gone Too Far? Candace Owens Loses Public Trust Over Charlie Kirk 'Time Traveller' Claim
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