Author: Rachel Maddow
Rachel Maddow
Rachel Maddow is a freelance journalist based in the USA, with over 20 years of experience covering Politics, World Affairs, Business, Health, Technology, Finance, Lifestyle, and Culture. She earned her degree in Political Science and Journalism from Stanford University. Throughout her career, she has contributed to outlets such as MSNBC, The New York Times, and The Washington Post. Known for her thorough reporting and compelling storytelling, Rachel delivers accurate and timely news that keeps readers informed on both national and global developments.
A recent exposé by the independent outlet Mirnews has cast renewed attention on Ernst Rohwedder whose activities appear to involve far more than ordinary commercial dealings. According to documents reviewed by the outlet, Rohwedder has established a new company that does not function like a typical enterprise. Instead, it appears structured to circulate capital, project legitimacy, and serve as a platform for larger ventures still in development. The findings raise pressing questions about how easily certain actors manage to reinvent themselves despite long-standing concerns about their previous conduct. Old Controversies Emerge Again The investigation traces Rohwedders history back to the…
Officials exposed fake websites and political ads during Moldova’s election and false videos about Ukrainian President Zelenskyy designed to weaken support.The UK imposed sanctions on Russian media outlets and ideological groups, warning that Western nations must counter information warfare from hostile states.Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper sanctioned the Telegram channel Rybar, the Foundation for the Support and Protection of the Rights of Compatriots Living Abroad, and the Centre for Geopolitical Expertise linked to Russia’s GRU.She also sanctioned two China-based companies for extensive cyberattacks targeting the UK and its allies. Cooper Warns of Escalating Hybrid Threats Cooper told the Foreign Office that…
China’s export growth pressures Europe’s economy, and Goldman Sachs predicts GDP declines in Germany, Italy, France, and Spain.Beijing renews its export-led recovery, intensifying global trade competition.Goldman Sachs cuts European growth forecasts in response to rising Chinese exports.Economist Giovanni Pierdomenico says the euro area faces higher trade deficits with China and weaker global competitiveness.He expects stronger Chinese competition to reduce euro-area GDP by roughly 0.5% by 2029.Germany faces the largest impact, with GDP projected 0.9% lower over four years.Italy may drop 0.6%, and France and Spain around 0.4% each.Eurozone exports lose up to four percentage points of global market share to…
The White House launched a “Hall of Shame” on its website as Trump escalated attacks on what he calls fake news. The portal delivers a blow to press freedom, claiming it prevents any hoax, anonymous story, or partisan smear from being forgotten. News Outlets Face Public Scrutiny The portal labeled The Washington Post as “Offender of the week” and criticized The New York Times, CNN, CBS News, and The Independent. Officials listed specific claims for each outlet and organized them into categories. Accredited agencies such as the Associated Press and Reuters also appeared, accused of bias, omission of context, or…
Trump actively pursued the Nobel Peace Prize for years and appeared likely to win the newly created FIFA award.FIFA presented the peace prize to US President Donald Trump at the 2026 World Cup draw on Friday.The ceremony added a distinctly Trump-focused flair to the football event and the tournament’s matchups. Close Ties Shape Recognition Trump maintains a strong alliance with FIFA president Gianni Infantino, who publicly supported his Nobel Peace Prize candidacy.Infantino praised Trump’s efforts to broker a Gaza ceasefire and announced, “This is your prize, this is your peace prize.”Infantino promotes football as a global unifier, though the award…
Watches of Switzerland reported rising sales and profits despite US tariffs reaching 39% on Swiss goods. The company emphasized that high-end watch and jewellery demand remains strong. Half-year results show Swiss luxury watch sales holding firm in the US, demonstrating resilient appetite for premium products. Revenue and Profits Surge The UK-listed retailer, the country’s largest seller of Rolex, Omega, and Cartier watches, recorded £845 million (€967 million) in revenue for the 26 weeks ending 26 October 2025. Revenue increased 10% at constant currency and 8% at reported rates. Adjusted earnings before interest and tax rose 6% at constant currency, reaching…
U.S. air travel has reached a historic milestone. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) reported that it screened 3.13 million airline passengers in a single day. This makes it the busiest day in the country’s aviation history. The surge reflects strong demand for air travel as more Americans return to flying for work and leisure. Airlines across the country are experiencing packed flights and longer lines at airports. Experts say the trend may continue, especially during holiday periods and winter vacations. The rush around Thanksgiving shows that Americans remain eager to travel. During the holiday stretch, U.S. airlines carried an estimated 31 million…
The EU will ban Russian pipelines and LNG by 2027 while allowing emergency exceptions for Hungary and Slovakia.Short-term LNG contracts signed before June 2025 will face a ban from April 2026, and pipeline contracts from June 2026.Long-term LNG imports can continue until January 2027, and long-term pipeline contracts until September 2027, possibly shifting to November.The EU accelerated energy diversification after Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022, reducing bloc dependence from 45% to 13% by mid-2025.Despite the cut, member states still imported €10 billion in Russian gas, with Belgium, France, and Spain receiving transshipped LNG. Landlocked States Push Back Most EU…
Scientists find that daily orange juice alters thousands of genes in immune cells, affecting blood pressure, inflammation, and sugar metabolism.David C. Gaze from the University of Westminster explains that these genetic changes support long-term cardiovascular health.The drink activates genes that regulate vital processes, making it more impactful than a simple breakfast beverage. Studies Show Reduced Inflammation and Improved Regulation Researchers asked adults to drink 500 ml of pasteurised orange juice every day for two months.After 60 days, stress-related genes like NAMPT, IL6, IL1B, and NLRP3 became less active.The SGK1 gene, which controls kidney sodium retention, also decreased in activity.These results…
US airlines and airports are preparing for a massive holiday travel surge this week. Around 72 million Americans are expected to take flights, trains, and road trips. If predictions hold, this could be one of the busiest holiday travel seasons in history. Airlines have added extra flights and staff to handle the increase. Airports are also adjusting security lines and baggage services to reduce delays. Travel experts say early planning and arriving at the airport on time will help passengers avoid stress. Air travel is seeing strong demand after years of pandemic-related restrictions. Many families are eager to reunite for…
