💥 SpaceX could have the largest IPO of all time

 

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East Coast Urbanite

Apr 1st · New York Mayor Mamdani announces return of social media app for NYC government New York City has lifted its 2023 TikTok ban on government devices and will let agencies post again if they use separate devices, avoid sensitive data and internal systems, and limit access to designated staff. Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced the change Tuesday, saying the city wants more ways to reach residents with service, emergency, and event information. 42% Left Coverage: 31 Sources Read More

Mar 27th · Ithaca U.S. colleges revive oral exams as AI erodes trust in written work Professors at Cornell, Penn, and NYU are replacing traditional written assessments with in-person questioning to verify what students actually know. 53% Left Coverage: 34 Sources Read More

West Coast Innovator

Apr 1st · United States SpaceX confidentially files to go public, setting up what could be the largest IPO of all time Two sources say SpaceX has confidentially filed preliminary paperwork for an IPO that could come as soon as June, raise up to $75 billion, and value the company at about $1.5 trillion. Elon Musk owns 42%, and the sale could make him the first trillionaire. 54% Center Coverage: 137 Sources Read More

Mid-Western Everyman

Apr 1st · United States Kristi Noem ‘devastated’ after report alleges husband lives cross-dressing double life The Daily Mail reported Bryon Noem, 56, used an online persona to post cross-dressing photos, often with fake breasts, and spoke with models in the “bimbofication” scene. The report said he made remarks about Kristi Noem and that the activity could have exposed her to blackmail while she served at the DHS. 38% Right Coverage: 121 Sources Read More

Mar 30th · Michigan Michigan synagogue attack was act of terrorism inspired by Hezbollah, federal officials say The FBI said Ayman Ghazali, 41, drove his pickup into Temple Israel in West Bloomfield Township, Michigan, on March 12 in an attack inspired by Hezbollah. He injured a security guard, exchanged gunfire, then killed himself. About 150 children and staff were evacuated safely. 51% Center Coverage: 186 Sources Read More

Southern Patriot

Apr 1st · Fairfax County Guatemalan man charged with murder in Fairfax County stabbing Fairfax County, Va., police charged 38-year-old Guatemalan national Anibal Armando Chavarria Muy with second-degree murder after a fatal stabbing Sunday night. ICE says he entered the U.S. illegally as a “gotaway,” had no prior DHS record, and is being held without bond. 88% Right Coverage: 16 Sources Read More

Apr 1st · Florida DeSantis signs Florida version of SAVE Act into law Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) on Wednesday signed a statewide version of the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act into law that requires residents in the Sunshine State to show proof of citizenship before voting in elections. 49% Center Coverage: 41 Sources Read More

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Global Moderate

Apr 1st · South Korea South Korea exports hit record $86B as global factories stockpile amid Iran war South Korea’s exports rose 48.3% in March from a year earlier to a record $86.13 billion, the fastest growth since 1988, driven by AI-related chip demand. Semiconductor exports jumped 151.4%, but officials warned the Middle East conflict is disrupting supply chains and clouding the outlook. 50% Center Coverage: 12 Sources Read More

Mar 31st · China China welcomes EU lawmakers' first visit in 8 years as chance to steady strained ties China said a European Parliament delegation began visiting on Tuesday, the first trip by EU lawmakers to Beijing in eight years. The visit follows the lifting of retaliatory sanctions last year as China tries to steady ties after years of pandemic disruption and disputes over rights, trade, and Russia’s war in Ukraine. 46% Left Coverage: 11 Sources Read More

Global Traditionalist

Mar 31st · Iran China confirms three ships transited Strait of Hormuz after Iran blockade Beijing expressed "gratitude" after two COSCO container ships became the first major non-Iranian vessels to exit the Persian Gulf since the war began. 49% Right Coverage: 33 Sources Read More

Apr 1st · Iraq U.S. journalist Shelly Kittleson kidnapped in Iraq American freelance journalist Shelly Kittleson was kidnapped Tuesday on Saadoun Street in central Baghdad, Iraqi officials said. Security forces chased the abductors toward Babil province, arrested one suspect and seized a vehicle. A U.S. official blamed Kataib Hezbollah. Kittleson is still missing. 44% Center Coverage: 264 Sources Read More

Global Progressive

Apr 1st · West Bank Protests erupt in West Bank as Israel approves death penalty for Palestinians convicted of murder Hundreds of Palestinians protested across the West Bank and Gaza after Israel’s parliament approved a law making death by hanging the default sentence in West Bank military courts for Palestinians convicted of murdering Israelis. Rights groups and legal critics say the law is discriminatory because it effectively applies only to Palestinians, not Israelis. The law takes effect in 30 days and is already being challenged in court. 61% Left Coverage: 23 Sources Read More

Mar 31st · Indonesia Indonesian forest loss surges by 66% in 2023, driven by Prabowo's self-sufficiency drive, report shows Forest loss in Indonesia surged by ​66% in 2025, hitting its highest rate in eight years as a result of weak environmental protections and an ambitious ‌food and energy self-sufficiency drive, an environmental group said on Tuesday. 62% Center Coverage: 8 Sources Read More

Culturally Curious

Mar 31st · India Three million Indian officials to begin the Digital Census 2023, counting the world’s largest population from April 1 India has begun its first census in more than 15 years, a two-phase count of over 1.4 billion people across 36 states and territories. More than 3 million officials will collect digital data on housing, jobs, migration, fertility and caste to update welfare, policy and representation. 50% Right Coverage: 20 Sources Read More

Apr 1st · Japan Japan revises civil code to allow joint custody after divorce Japan was, until recently, the only G7 country to not recognise the legal concept of joint custody. 48% Center Coverage: 31 Sources Read More

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