The Washington Post has decided not to endorse any presidential candidates this year or in the future, according to an announcement by its publisher, Will Lewis. This choice was made by the paper's owner, Jeff Bezos, who blocked an endorsement for Vice President Kamala Harris. Lewis said this isn't
On Thursday, Elon Musk's net worth saw a massive boost. Tesla's stock had a fantastic day, with shares jumping by 22%. This surge followed the company's latest earnings report, which showed some positive results. Investors were pleased with Tesla's strong profit margins, earnings per share, and net
On Friday, Tesla's stock price hit its highest point in more than a year. This followed a substantial rise the day before, making it the best two-day performance since 2013. Investors were thrilled with the company's third-quarter results. Tesla shares jumped 2. 8% on Friday morning, reaching $267.
In early 1993, former model Stacey Williams alleged that then-businessman Donald Trump groped her in Trump Tower while disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein watched. The incident unfolded as Williams and Epstein were touring the tower, and Trump allegedly put his hands on her inappropriately. William
Holocaust survivor Jerry Wartski, 94, has recently criticized Vice President Kamala Harris for comparing former President Donald Trump to Adolf Hitler. In a Trump campaign video set to be released, Wartski shares his personal story about the Holocaust and expresses his disapproval of the comparison.
The Washington Post, a long-standing tradition of endorsing presidential candidates, decided to break from this practice in the 2024 election. This sudden change sparked criticism and curiosity among the public. The paper’s owner, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, was reportedly behind the decision to not
Dr. Daniel McKeown, an astrophysics lecturer at UCLA, has been placed on leave after speaking out about his low pay and housing issues. McKeown, who earns $70, 000 a year, says he can't afford the $2, 500 monthly rent in Los Angeles and has had to move his belongings into storage. He first shared hi
Shaquille O'Neal, the big man with a big love for cars, is about to get a huge surprise. Even after swearing off luxury splurges, he's about to receive a brand new, custom Tesla Cybertruck from Effortless Motors. Shaq's been busy with his basketball commentary gig and hasn't noticed the gift waiting
Tesla recently announced its third-quarter results, and the news was better than expected. The electric vehicle (EV) company not only beat financial expectations but also shared some exciting plans for the future. Investors were pleasantly surprised by the company's projections for FY 2025, which in
Tesla is making investors happy again after a dip. Shares jumped 16%, one of the best performances ever. Analysts from Bank of America and Goldman Sachs are sharing insights into Tesla's impressive earnings report. Tesla's auto gross margin, excluding regulatory credits, was 17. 05% in the last qua
