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SpaceX's Polaris Dawn mission marks a historic achievement with the first-ever private spacewalk. Commercial astronauts exit a commercial spacecraft at 700 km altitude, testing new oxygen suits in a groundbreaking 12-minute EVA.
A baseless rumor about asylum seekers eating pets in Ohio gained traction on social media, reaching the presidential debate stage. The incident highlights the power of online platforms in spreading misinformation.
The Princess of Wales announces end of chemotherapy, shifting focus to staying cancer-free. Telegraph journalist David Knowles, creator of Ukraine podcast, passes away at 32.
Elon Musk's wealth is projected to quadruple in three years, potentially making him the world's first trillionaire. The entrepreneur's net worth of $251 billion is growing at 110% annually.
Boeing's Starliner spacecraft landed without crew due to technical issues, leaving two astronauts on the International Space Station. SpaceX plans to rescue them in February 2025.
Nick Pickles, X's head of government affairs, announces departure after a decade-long tenure. His exit sparks speculation about a potential return to British politics, following his survival of Elon Musk's Twitter takeover.
Former President Trump announces plan for a government efficiency commission, potentially led by Elon Musk, if elected in November. The proposal aims to audit federal spending and recommend reforms.
SpaceX advises employees to avoid Brazil as tensions escalate between Elon Musk and Brazilian officials over X platform ban. Conflict centers on alleged far-Right content and free speech concerns.
Vice President Kamala Harris plans to modify the Democratic Party's approach to capital gains taxation, departing from President Biden's original post-election economic strategy. The revision aims to address opposition to the proposed $5 trillion tax increase.
PM Starmer's response to UK riots and proposed social media controls face criticism. Public debate intensifies over free speech, government overreach, and handling of civil unrest.
PM Keir Starmer's actions following recent riots raise concerns about authoritarianism and unequal treatment. Critics argue his approach to social media and protests threatens free speech and creates a divided society.
Former music video director Robby Starbuck's social media crusade against corporate diversity policies has led companies like Harley-Davidson and Ford to revise their strategies, sparking debate on corporate values.
Former footballer Gary Lineker expresses dissatisfaction with Twitter's changes since Elon Musk's takeover, citing an unpleasant atmosphere and reduced engagement on the platform, now known as X.
Pavel Durov, Telegram's creator, detained in Paris over content moderation issues. The arrest sparks controversy, highlighting the ongoing struggle between free speech and platform responsibility.
Pavel Durov, creator of Telegram messaging app, detained near Paris. Arrest highlights tension between privacy protection and combating online crime, raising questions about social media regulation.
Two astronauts stuck on the International Space Station due to Boeing Starliner issues will return on a SpaceX vehicle in early 2025. NASA's decision highlights ongoing challenges for Boeing's space program.
Satellite analysis reveals Tesla cleared 329 hectares of forest for its Berlin factory expansion. Despite environmental concerns, the plant aims to double production to one million electric vehicles annually.
Former President Trump expresses willingness to consider Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for a cabinet position if he drops out and endorses Trump's campaign. Kennedy's team contemplates strategic moves for the upcoming election.
Elon Musk's $44bn Twitter acquisition, now X, labeled Wall Street's worst buyout since 2008. Banks struggle with $13bn in unsold debt, while X's value plummets to $19bn amid advertising woes.
