By The Smartencyclopedia Staff & Agencies
Netflix Password Crackdown Delivers Millions of New Customers
In a bid to crack down on password sharing, Netflix’s recent enforcement of stricter measures has inadvertently led to a surge in new customer sign-ups, with millions flocking to the streaming platform.
White House Makes Fresh Push for Deal to Forge Saudi-Israel Ties
The White House has intensified efforts to broker a deal between Saudi Arabia and Israel, aiming to establish diplomatic ties between the two nations in a move that could reshape Middle Eastern geopolitics.
Inside Amazon’s Secret Operation to Gather Intel on Rivals
Amazon’s clandestine operation to gather competitor intelligence has come to light, revealing the e-commerce giant’s sophisticated tactics in monitoring rival businesses and market trends.
Dubai’s Heavy Rains Throw Desert Haven Into Disarray
Unprecedented heavy rains in Dubai have caused chaos in the normally arid city, flooding streets, disrupting transportation, and prompting emergency responses as residents grapple with the unusual weather conditions.
NYPD Arrests Over 100 Pro-Palestinian Protesters at Columbia University
Tensions flare as the NYPD arrests over 100 pro-Palestinian protesters at Columbia University, sparking debates over freedom of expression and the handling of demonstrations amid heightened geopolitical tensions.
Abortion, border dominate US Senate race in battleground Arizona
The issues of abortion rights and border security take center stage in the US Senate race in Arizona, highlighting the contentious political landscape in this critical battleground state.
Ex-Scottish leader Sturgeon’s husband charged with embezzling party funds
Former Scottish leader Nicola Sturgeon’s husband faces embezzlement charges, casting a shadow over the prominent political figure and raising questions about the integrity of party finances.
Canada’s capital gains tax rise will further knock productivity, say economists
Economists warn that Canada’s proposed increase in capital gains tax could stifle productivity and investment, potentially hampering economic growth in the country.
US aid to Ukraine moves closer to possible passage
US aid to Ukraine edges closer to approval as lawmakers move forward with legislation aimed at providing crucial support to the Eastern European nation amid ongoing tensions with Russia.
Russia jails sonics scientist for Seven Years in treason case
Russia sentences a hypersonic scientist to seven years in prison on charges of treason, highlighting the Kremlin’s crackdown on individuals accused of leaking sensitive military technology.
Haitian groups seek billions in reparations from France
Haitian advocacy groups push for billions in reparations from France, demanding restitution for damages inflicted during colonial rule and seeking justice for historical injustices.
US Congress moves ahead on bill to push TikTok’s Chinese owner to sell
The US Congress advances legislation to pressure TikTok’s Chinese owner to divest its US operations, citing national security concerns and escalating tensions between the two countries.
EU backs competitiveness push, but divisions persist
The European Union pledges support for a competitiveness push, yet internal divisions persist as member states grapple with differing priorities and approaches to economic growth.
US to spend $1 billion on food aid abroad amid global hunger crisis
Amid a worsening global hunger crisis, the US announces plans to allocate $1 billion for food aid abroad, aiming to address urgent humanitarian needs and alleviate suffering in vulnerable communities worldwide.