Author: Grace Johnson

Grace Johnson is a freelance journalist from the USA with over 15 years of experience reporting on Politics, World Affairs, Business, Health, Technology, Finance, Lifestyle, and Culture. She earned her degree in Communication and Journalism from the University of Miami. Throughout her career, she has contributed to major outlets including The Miami Herald, CNN, and USA Today. Known for her clear and engaging reporting, Grace delivers accurate and timely news that keeps readers informed on both national and global developments.

US President Donald Trump says he has a “responsibility” to sue a British broadcaster for editing part of his 6 January 2021 speech in a Panorama documentary. Speaking to Fox News, he claimed the edit “butchered” his words and “misled” viewers. This is his first public comment since his lawyers warned of a $1 billion lawsuit unless the organisation retracts the programme, apologises, and pays compensation. Trump says speech was manipulated In an interview on The Ingraham Angle, Trump said he intends to proceed with legal action. “Well, I guess I have to,” he said. “They deceived the public, and…

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The United States Senate has approved a crucial funding bill that could end the nation’s longest government shutdown within days. The measure passed late on Monday with a 60-40 vote, supported by nearly all Republicans and eight Democrats. The agreement funds government operations through the end of January. The bill now moves to the House of Representatives, which must pass it before President Donald Trump can sign it into law. Trump indicated earlier on Monday that he was ready to approve the measure. The breakthrough came after weekend negotiations between both parties to reopen federal agencies and return employees to…

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Laureus USA has launched its “10 Years of Sport for Good” campaign to raise awareness and funding for youth sports programs across the United States. The initiative celebrates a decade of promoting positive social change through sports. The campaign highlights the benefits of youth participation in sports, including health, teamwork, leadership, and community engagement. Laureus USA aims to expand access to programs for children and teens, particularly in underserved communities. Officials say the initiative will provide funding, resources, and mentorship to local sports programs, helping young athletes develop skills and confidence. “Sports can transform lives,” said a Laureus USA representative. “Our…

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New appointment signals urgent shake-upDiageo, the world’s largest drinks producer, has chosen former Tesco boss Sir Dave Lewis as its next chief executive. He will take over on 1 January, following the summer resignation of Debra Crew, who stepped down after two years in charge. The move aims to revive falling sales and win back investor confidence. While Guinness sales remain strong, other Diageo brands have lagged behind, driving the company’s shares to a 10-year low. News of Sir Dave’s appointment lifted the share price by 7% in early Monday trading. Global brands lose ground in key marketsDiageo owns iconic…

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A destructive super typhoon has hit the Philippines, unleashing powerful winds and heavy rainfall across vast regions. Authorities warn of “life-threatening conditions” as the storm moves over the country’s largest and most populated island. Bicol Region Faces the First Impact Typhoon Fung Wong, packing sustained winds of 185 km/h, is battering several provinces, according to the national weather agency Pagasa. The eastern Bicol region was the first to take the storm’s full force early Sunday morning. Luzon, home to millions, is expected to face the heaviest impact by nightfall. Locally known as Uwan, the storm comes only days after Typhoon…

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Health officials estimate that expanded access to obesity and weight-loss medications could result in Americans collectively shedding around 135 million pounds. The projection highlights the growing impact of broader access to modern obesity treatments across the United States. The change follows recent policy actions and pricing agreements that make weight-loss drugs more affordable through public insurance programs and private health plans. This wider availability allows more individuals to begin and maintain treatment for obesity, a condition that affects over 40% of U.S. adults. Experts say the increased access could deliver far-reaching health benefits. Weight reduction is linked to lower risks…

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Pep Guardiola prepares to manage his 1,000th career game when Manchester City host Liverpool in the Premier League on Sunday. The Spanish manager says he still struggles to grasp the scale of his achievements. Since taking charge of Barcelona B in 2007, Guardiola has recorded 715 victories across all competitions. He has lifted 12 top-flight titles with Barcelona, Bayern Munich, and Manchester City, and won three Champions League trophies. The 54-year-old has suffered only 128 defeats and collected another 14 cup victories. When asked if he keeps track of his total wins, Guardiola said the numbers are astonishing. He explained…

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Tesla investors have approved a record-breaking compensation plan for Elon Musk that could total nearly $1 trillion. The package, supported by 75% of votes at Thursday’s annual meeting, drew loud applause and cheers from attendees. Musk, already the world’s richest person, must significantly increase Tesla’s market value over the next decade to claim the full payout. If he achieves all performance goals, he will receive hundreds of millions of new Tesla shares. Critics have called the deal excessive, but Tesla’s board said the company cannot risk losing Musk’s leadership and vision. Musk celebrates his win in Austin After the vote,…

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President Donald Trump faced intense questioning at the Supreme Court on Wednesday over his sweeping tariffs, in a case that could reshape presidential authority and global trade rules. Several conservative justices appeared skeptical of the administration’s defense, which argued that the tariffs were necessary to revive American manufacturing and reduce the trade deficit. Small businesses and multiple states challenged the tariffs, claiming the president exceeded his legal authority by imposing what they described as an unlawful tax. The Supreme Court, with its 6–3 conservative majority, typically takes months to rule on major cases, but observers expect a faster decision due…

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The U.S. services sector showed notable expansion in October, with the Institute for Supply Management (ISM) non-manufacturing PMI rising to 52.4. This marks the highest reading in eight months and indicates continued growth across service industries. A PMI reading above 50 signals expansion, and the October increase reflects rising activity in industries such as professional services, finance, healthcare, and leisure. The data suggests that businesses in the sector are experiencing higher demand and increased operational momentum. Economists view the growth as a positive sign for the overall economy. The services sector accounts for a large portion of U.S. economic activity,…

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