Stellantis, the multinational automaker, announced on Friday that its CEO, Carlos Tavares, will retire in early 2026. This decision comes amid what Tavares described as a "Darwinian period" in the global auto industry. The company has also been struggling with falling sales; in the third quarter of
Silent Hill 2 and Resident Evil 2 are both iconic games that have been remade recently. These remakes show how different approaches can capture the essence of the originals. Silent Hill 2's remake stayed very true to the original, keeping the same story and atmosphere. This makes it a great homage
Are you tired of struggling with battery replacements on your iPhone? Well, Apple's got a solution cooking for the iPhone 17 series. A new electrically-induced battery removal tech is on the horizon. This clever system uses a small electrical voltage to loosen the battery, making it a breeze to deta
Democracy thrives best when we focus on our similarities and respect our differences. But former President Donald Trump has often missed the mark. He tends to highlight our divisions instead of our shared interests. For example, he threatened to deport Muslims and immigrants, and suggested that Jews
Tennis superstar Rafael Nadal, at 38, has decided to hang up his racquet after a remarkable 22 Grand Slam singles titles. The Spanish legend, known for his dominance on clay courts, made the announcement in a video shared on social media. Nadal's decision comes after a series of injuries that have t
Rafael Nadal, the legendary tennis star, is retiring at the age of 38. He made the announcement in a video message on Thursday. Nadal has been a powerhouse in the sport, winning 22 Grand Slam titles, with 14 of those being French Open victories. He's often compared to his rivals, Roger Federer and N
Elon Musk's X has been given the go-ahead to resume operations in Brazil after a long standoff with the country's Supreme Court. The social media platform, formerly known as Twitter, was suspended in Brazil back in late August due to its failure to comply with court orders related to hate speech and
A unique case is being heard by the Supreme Court. Richard Glossip, now 61, was convicted of hiring a hitman to kill his boss at an Oklahoma City motel back in 1997. Surprisingly, the Oklahoma Attorney General, Gentner Drummond, agrees that the conviction should be tossed. The heart of the issue lie
Oklahoma has run into trouble with their plan to put Bibles in classrooms from fifth grade to high school. The state's Education Department set strict rules for the Bible purchase, which sparked complaints that only two Bibles endorsed by former President Donald Trump met the criteria. The demand fo
The Supreme Court is starting a new term, and many people are worried that it’s out of touch with what the American public wants. For years, the court has been leaning heavily to the right, with some justices known for pushing their own agendas. This is especially clear in cases like the recent Dobb
