Chaos at DFW Airport as Unclothed Woman Runs Through Terminal and Smashes Gate Screen

A shocking incident at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) was caught on camera, showing an unclothed woman running through the terminal while yelling and throwing objects. read more

Elon Musk's 9 p.m. all-hands Tesla meeting shows what he can get away with

Business Insider - Yet, Elon Musk's recent last-minute after-hours all-hands with Tesla workers was a reminder that the company's front man — perhaps singularly free from the norms other chiefs abide by — can get away with a lot.

Black Women Share Why They Chose To Make Dubai Home—And How You Can Too

Despite the way it may appear on social media, moving abroad, especially for Black people, is not a new phenomenon.

Cate Blanchett vs. Leaf Blowers: Unpacking the Oscar Winner’s Yearslong Crusade Against the Lawn-Care Device

“It’s a metaphor for what’s wrong with us as a species,” Blanchett said in a recent interview cont'd

U.S. Considers Extended Military Presence in Somalia

U.S. Considers Extended Military Presence in Somalia: U.S. Secretary of State Pete Hegseth has acknowledged that the U.S. military presence in Africa remains "critical", as discussions are underway for a long-term role of the U.S. Africa Command (AFRICOM) in the country. There are growing concerns over the resilience of Al-Shabaab and Islamic State (IS) in Somalia, despite years of counterterrorism efforts against the terrorist groups. The U.S. currently has about 500 military personnel stationed in Somalia that provide aerial surveillance, intelligence, and precision airstrikes to support Somali and African Union forces. The U.S. army has maintained an intermittent military presence in the East African nation. In 2020, former President Donald Trump ordered the withdrawal of nearly all U.S. troops but the decision was reversed in 2022 by the Biden administration.