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The new deal comes after the White House delayed enforcement of the ban of the short-form video app four times.Published On 25 Sep 202525 Sep 2025Click here to share on social mediashare2ShareUnited States President Donald Trump has signed an executive order outlining ByteDance’s divestment plan for the short-form video app TikTok. The plan shifts control of its US assets to a group of new investors, including Oracle.The order was signed on Thursday in the Oval Office and sets a period of 120 days for divestiture to take place.Recommended Stories list of 4 itemsend of listIt is expected to satisfy a…
12 In today’s Nigeria, ideas are not just dreams, they are powerful assets. From Nollywood’s buzzing film sets to the fashion houses of Lagos and the fintech corridors of Yaba, the nation’s economy is being built on creativity and innovation. Yet, many people still do not fully understand how to protect the very things that make them valuable. This is where intellectual property, often called IP, comes in. Intellectual property is not about land, cars, or buildings. It is about creations of the mind — the music you compose, the novel you publish, the invention you design, or even the…
Bitcoin’s market has remained volatile in 2025, but interest from both retail and institutional investors continues to climb. ETFs have driven inflows in the United States, while regulatory frameworks in Europe are providing clearer paths for participation. Against this backdrop, cloud mining platforms are positioning themselves as alternatives to direct trading, offering investors daily payouts that are presented as more predictable than market speculation. One of the latest entrants is FOR CRYPTO, which has launched new Bitcoin-focused mining contracts that it says combine automation, multi-asset support and artificial intelligence. The company promotes the service as a way for users to…
This is a difficult question to answer.The notion of a 64-team tournament is almost unprecedented in top-level international sport, so it is difficult to cite any examples.Next summer’s expanded format is complicated enough, with the top two and best eight third-place finishers from 12 groups of four qualifying for the last 32.The obvious structure for a 64-team World Cup in 2030 would be for the top two from 16 groups of four to qualify for the last 32. Perhaps a bit tidier than next years?Should the proposal eventually be accepted, the 2030 edition would include 128 matches – up from…
Imran Rahman-JonesTechnology reporter andLiv McMahonTechnology reporterGetty ImagesInstagram’s tools designed to protect teenagers from harmful content are failing to stop them from seeing suicide and self-harm posts, a study has claimed.Researchers also said the social media platform, owned by Meta, encouraged children “to post content that received highly sexualised comments from adults”.The testing, by child safety groups and cyber researchers, found 30 out of 47 safety tools for teens on Instagram were “substantially ineffective or no longer exist”.Meta has disputed the research and its findings, saying its protections have led to teens seeing less harmful content on Instagram.”This report repeatedly misrepresents…
Richard Marles says the government is ‘really confident’ about the future of Australia’s relationship with the USThe acting prime minister, Richard Marles, is doing the media rounds with a spring in his step this morning. A proud Cats fan, Marles joined Nine earlier from Geelong decked out in his AFL gear and will be appearing on ABC Radio National shortly.“Go Cats,” he told the Today show. “I’m happy to do the whole interview on Geelong, if you like.”Asked about Anthony Albanese’s “selfie moment” with Donald Trump and whether it would subdue the media until their meeting next month, Marles said…
Deana Lytle felt nervous as she watched her 3-year-old son, Fitz, sit still in the back of the car, observing the pouring rain and falling trees as Helene bore down. They were fleeing toward her parents’ house in Swannanoa, N.C.“Dear God, please let us get there safely,” Ms. Lytle recalled praying aloud.They eventually made it. But soon after, Fitz started showing symptoms of post-traumatic stress. He didn’t want to eat. He cried uncontrollably at times, especially during downpours. Often, he wetted himself. And whenever it rained he would ask: “Is the storm coming back?”One day Ms. Lytle saw a flier…
MUTOKO, Zimbabwe – It’s a Friday, and classes end at midday. But unlike before, Miriam Kaseke, a teacher at Domborinenhiwi Primary School, is in no rush to find transport home. Instead, she looks forward to hosting family members for the weekend at the school, nestled deep in the rural eastern fringe of Mashonaland East province. “They are comfortable coming here these days. It feels like home,” she said, as she made her way to a new grey house on the school grounds, built with support from the Schools Improvement Grant (SIG), Complementary Funding for teacher accommodation. This warmth and comfort…
Addis Ababa — At the Second Africa Climate Summit (ACS2) held in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, from 8-10 September, African leaders committed to the climate and health nexus and their desire to advance climate-resilient and adaptive health systems on the continent. According to available evidence , climate-induced extreme weather events–cyclones, droughts, floods and heatwaves, are leading to a surge in malaria cases including in regions previously unaffected as warming conditions provide conducive breeding ground for malaria carrying mosquitoes; overwhelming sanitation systems, creating a perfect storm for diarrheal diseases such as cholera; while climate-induced food shortages are driving malnutrition to dangerous levels,…
Just hours after Charlie Kirk’s death was confirmed, hundreds of advertisements for memorial merchandise appeared on Facebook and Instagram.In a viral post with more than 8,000 shares and hundreds of thousands of likes, the brand See Jesus In You promoted an “Echo of Freedom” shirt with an American flag and Kirk’s signature, calling him a symbol of “faith, liberty, and America”. The simple shirt, which Kirk was wearing when he was assassinated, has become a hot commodity among his conservative supporters. Another clothing brand, Liberty Faith Gear, struck a much more combative tone in marketing its version of the freedom…