Author: Grace Johnson

The US government has cleared Nvidia to sell high-end artificial intelligence chips to China. The Department of Commerce announced the decision on Tuesday. Officials said they reviewed domestic supply levels before acting. The move eases previous export restrictions on critical technology. Washington had blocked the sales over national security concerns. Officials warned the chips could strengthen China’s technology sector and military. The new policy lifts some restrictions under strict conditions. Authorities described the change as cautious and controlled. H200 processors now eligible for export The approval applies to Nvidia’s H200 processors. The chip ranks as the company’s second-most-advanced AI product.…

Urgency mounts in Washington President Trump faces a defining moment on Iran. Ten days ago, he warned the United States would protect Iranian protesters if authorities used violence. He said American forces were locked, loaded, and ready to act. At that time, the crackdown had not fully escalated. Now, reports reveal the brutal scale of repression. The world watches for Trump’s next move. White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said only the president knows his plans. She added the world can keep guessing. That uncertainty now dominates Washington. Observers question how long patience can last. Evaluating military options Senior officials…

Elon Musk said critics of X used the controversy to push for censorship. He spoke after outrage over Grok, an AI chatbot on the platform. Users created sexualised images without consent. Campaigners said the tool caused serious harm. Musk dismissed the criticism as an attack on free expression. Ofcom launches urgent investigation Media regulator Ofcom said it opened a rapid assessment of X. Technology Secretary Liz Kendall confirmed full government backing. She said officials expected swift answers. Ofcom contacted X earlier this week. The regulator set a firm deadline for explanations. MPs warn of gaps in online safety law Senior…

U.S. stock markets reached all-time highs as investors reacted to labor data that reinforced expectations around Federal Reserve policy. The S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average both surged, reflecting strong market sentiment and optimism about the economy. Analysts say that the gains were supported by steady employment trends, which suggest that the Federal Reserve may maintain its current monetary policies in the near term. Investors interpreted the data as a sign that the economy is growing at a healthy pace without triggering excessive inflation. Technology and consumer-focused stocks contributed significantly to the rally. These sectors have benefited from strong…

US President Donald Trump has directed the United States to leave dozens of international organisations. Many of these groups focus on climate change and environmental protection. Nearly half of the 66 affected organisations belong to the United Nations system. The list includes the Framework Convention on Climate Change, which underpins global climate cooperation. The decision also targets organisations working on development, gender equality, and conflict resolution. The administration has often criticised these areas as ideological or globalist. The White House said these organisations no longer serve American interests and promote hostile or ineffective agendas. White House Frames Exit as Protection…

New recommendations combine familiar nutrition with updated priorities US officials released updated dietary guidelines on Wednesday, blending established advice with new emphasis. The guidance reflects Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s Make America Healthy Again agenda. It urges Americans to increase protein intake, choose healthy fats, and limit ultraprocessed foods and added sugar. Kennedy spoke at the White House, telling Americans to eat real food. He described the guidance as practical and easy to follow. The 2020 guidelines ran nearly 150 pages, providing detailed advice for all age groups. The new edition condenses guidance to a few pages but is…

US President Donald Trump said Venezuela will supply up to 50 million barrels of oil to the United States. He linked the transfer to a US military operation that removed President Nicolás Maduro from power. Trump estimated the oil’s value at about $2.8bn. He described it as high quality and sanctioned crude. He made the announcement on social media. He said the oil would sell at market prices. He added that he would control the proceeds. He said the funds would benefit people in Venezuela and the United States. Trump said US oil companies would restart operations in Venezuela quickly.…

American Airlines is increasing flight options from Chicago O’Hare for Spring Break 2026. The airline plans to add more routes and improve connectivity, making it easier for travelers to reach popular destinations. The expanded schedule aims to meet rising demand as families, students, and vacationers plan trips for the spring holiday season. Travel experts say the new flights will help reduce crowded connections and make travel more convenient. Chicago O’Hare is one of the busiest airports in the U.S., and the additional flights are expected to support both leisure and business travelers. American Airlines is offering more nonstop options to…

Barcelona claimed a hard-earned derby win over Espanyol and increased their lead at the top. Dani Olmo and Robert Lewandowski delivered decisive late goals. The victory moved Barcelona seven points clear in La Liga. Control and patience defined their performance. Espanyol’s compact shape delayed the breakthrough until the final minutes. Flick’s changes swing the contest Hansi Flick demanded intensity as the clock continued to run. Barcelona recycled possession and stretched the pitch. Espanyol defended deep and blocked central channels. Fermin Lopez changed the rhythm after entering the match. He slipped a perfectly weighted pass into Dani Olmo’s stride. Olmo curled…

A regular glass of orange juice can influence health more than many people realise. For years, dietary advice framed the drink as problematic. Sugar content dominated the discussion and shaped public opinion. Critics argued that orange juice sends sugar rapidly into the bloodstream. They warned that repeated spikes could disrupt insulin regulation. Over time, this effect could increase diabetes, heart disease, and obesity risks. This explanation now seems incomplete. New scientific evidence challenges the one-dimensional focus on sugar. Researchers increasingly describe orange juice as nutritionally active and complex. How orange juice became controversial Large long-term studies show that citrus consumption…