
The US government has released federal records related to the 1968 assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. The release follows a similar disclosure of documents related to the 1963 assassination of President John F. Kennedy. In January, President Donald Trump ordered the release of thousands of classified documents about Kennedy's assassination and the deaths of New York Sen. Robert F. Kennedy and King. The King family was given advance notice of the release and had their own teams review the records. Scholars and historians are preparing to study the documents to find new information about King's assassination. The documents may shed light on the FBI's investigation and surveillance of King, as well as potential conspiracies surrounding his death. However, some observers are skeptical about the timing of the release, questioning whether it is a genuine attempt at transparency or a "PR stunt" by the Trump administration.
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July 22, 2025 • By Just Jared
The Weeknd and Shakira are headlining the 2025 Global Citizen Festival! This year’s event is set to take place on Central Parks Great Lawn on September 27. There will also be performances by Tyla, …
July 22, 2025 • By PureSky US Services LLC
Here is a concise summary of the news article: PureSky Energy has announced that its newest community solar farm, Clover Meadow Solar, is now fully operational and delivering clean, affordable energy to Low- to Moderate-Income (LMI) households in Claverack, NY. The 7.3 MWdc project is part of New York State's Expanded Solar for All program, which aims to bring renewable energy benefits to communities that need them most. The project was developed by Eden Renewables and will provide guaranteed savings on electricity bills to thousands of income-eligible households without requiring rooftop panels or upfront costs. The solar farm is designed to be pollinator-friendly and will generate new local tax revenue and support clean energy jobs. This project underscores PureSky's commitment to energy equity and making clean energy accessible and affordable to local communities.

July 22, 2025 • By Jurgen HECKER and Simon VALMARY, with Sebastian SMITH in Washington
The US has announced its withdrawal from UNESCO, citing the organization's alleged bias against Israel and promotion of "divisive" causes. The withdrawal, which will take effect in December 2026, was met with regret from UNESCO, but the organization stated that it has prepared for the move and its financial impact will be limited. The US had previously withdrawn from UNESCO in 2017 under President Trump, but rejoined under President Biden. UNESCO's Director-General Audrey Azoulay expressed disappointment, but noted that the organization has diversified its funding sources and will continue to promote education, scientific cooperation, and cultural understanding. The move was welcomed by Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar, while French President Emmanuel Macron expressed his unwavering support for UNESCO.

July 22, 2025 • By Flinders University
Researchers at Flinders University are investigating the issue of physical and verbal abuse of foster caregivers by children in their care, which is often underrecognized as a form of family and domestic violence. The study found that 7-18% of two-parent families in the US experience parental abuse, with higher rates in single-parent families and those with gender differences between children and parents. In Australia, over 45,300 children live in out-of-home care, and many foster caregivers report feeling unsupported and traumatized by both the abuse and the child protection system. The researchers recommend enhanced support, clearer recognition of caregiver abuse, and improved structural protections to address these challenges. They suggest strategies such as providing caregivers with insights into recognizing and minimizing parental abuse, setting barriers, and conciliation interventions to mitigate abuse and avoid escalation. The goal is to ensure that both children and caregivers are equally supported and looked after in the foster care system.

July 22, 2025 • By RT
Mozambican President Daniel Chapo plans to visit Russia, according to Foreign Minister Maria Manuela Lucas. Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov will also visit Mozambique in return. The two nations have been discussing cooperation in various sectors, including fishing, maritime development, and natural gas extraction. Russia has already supplied over 70,000 tons of grain to Mozambique and is open to increasing educational exchanges, with 75 Mozambican students currently enrolled in Russian universities. Lavrov also highlighted the use of alternative financial systems, including national currencies, to facilitate trade between Russia and Africa.

July 22, 2025 • By Patricia Tonui
Kenyan socialite Vera Sidika has made a grand comeback on social media, showcasing her new Range Rover Vogue, estimated to cost KSh 18 million. The luxury SUV features an ivory white finish and is known for its style, performance, and commanding presence on the road. Sidika's new car has become the talk of the town, and it seems to have put to rest rumors that she was broke after hosting a club in a village in Busia. The socialite had hinted at a big announcement before revealing her new car, leaving fans speculating about a potential new business, music project, or reality show.
July 22, 2025 • By Moburst
Here is a concise summary of the news article: Moburst, a leading mobile-first digital marketing agency, has acquired Rhythm Communications, an award-winning firm specializing in public relations, digital marketing, and event management. Rhythm will be incorporated into Uproar by Moburst, the agency's PR division, expanding its reach and adding expertise to the team. The acquisition marks Moburst's third in eight months, reflecting its aggressive expansion plans and push to build a comprehensive service ecosystem for its clients. With the addition of Rhythm, Uproar by Moburst gains a robust client portfolio, seasoned talent, and expertise in education, healthcare, technology, and entertainment.

July 22, 2025 • By The Associated Press
WASHINGTON (AP) Shares of drugmaker Sarepta Therapeutics continued to fall Tuesday after the company said it would comply with a Food and Drug Administration request to pause shipments of its gene th…

July 22, 2025 • By Griffin LaFleur
The article discusses how technology has transformed consumer behavior, forcing businesses to adapt their marketing and engagement strategies. The rise of the internet, smartphones, and social media has given consumers more control and access to information, leading to increased expectations for convenience, personalization, and speed. E-commerce has become a critical force in consumer decision-making, with online sales projected to exceed $6.4 trillion in 2025. Social media has evolved into an engine of commerce and influence, with 90% of consumers relying on it to keep up with trends. AI is also redefining how businesses interact with consumers, enabling faster and more precise engagement. To succeed, businesses must adopt strategies that align with emerging behaviors, prioritize customer value, and balance efficiency with transparency. Key practices include using technology to deliver value, being strategic in communication, and experimenting with new platforms. Ultimately, businesses that combine strategic insight with technical execution will be best positioned to meet consumer demand.
July 22, 2025 • By Great Clips, Inc
Great Clips is launching a back-to-school campaign to recognize kids who help their parents stay organized. Parents can nominate their child (ages 5-14) to be the Great Clips Chief Back-to-School Officer by sharing a story on the Great Clips website. The winner will receive $10,000 for an education fund and free haircuts for the school year. All entrants will receive a $2 off coupon for a haircut. The campaign aims to highlight how Great Clips can help alleviate stress for parents during the back-to-school season through its mobile app, which allows for check-in, reservations, and personalized haircut records.

July 22, 2025 • By Khabarhub
Nepal's Minister for Communications and Information Technology, Prithvi Subba Gurung, has urged Nepal Telecom to expand its 4G network to every household and begin work on 5G network expansion immediately. He emphasized the importance of reliable internet and telephone services in achieving the government's digital framework objectives and promoting tourism. The minister also encouraged Nepal Telecom to increase its promotional activities and inform the public about its services, particularly in areas like education and health. Additionally, the Nepal Telecommunications Authority (NTA) has been directed to prepare an action plan to support young innovators in the field of information technology. Both NTA and Nepal Telecom have reported progress in their plans to launch 5G services, with the bidding process expected to start soon.

July 22, 2025 • By 株式会社原田武夫国際戦略情報研究所(Institute for International Strategy and Information Analysis, Inc.)
Here is a concise summary of the news article: The Institute for International Strategy and Information Analysis, Inc. (IISIA) announced that its Founder/CEO & Chairman, Takeo Harada, will be a guest speaker at the Harvard Project for Asian and International Relations (HPAIR) 2025 in Tokyo. The event will take place on August 21, 2025, at the University of Tokyo's Hongo Campus. Harada will discuss "What Is Global Leadership? Toward Solutions for the Global Agenda" and share his insights on the future of global leadership. This is the first time HPAIR will be held in Japan in 11 years, and it is expected to attract around 400 students and young professionals from about 70 countries.

July 22, 2025 • By Editor
Nepal's Communication and Information Technology Minister, Prithivi Subba Gurung, has directed Nepal Telecom and the Nepal Telecommunications Authority to expedite the launch of 5G networks across the country. The goal is to enhance connectivity, bring high-speed internet, and advanced telecommunications services to all citizens. The Minister emphasized the need to expand 4G coverage and initiate 5G deployment, citing delays in implementation despite previous instructions. The push aims to support digital transformation, boost tourism, and fuel economic growth. The Nepal Telecommunications Authority and Nepal Telecom have committed to advancing the country's digital landscape, with the 5G network launch nearing its final stages and 4G expansion in progress.
July 22, 2025 • By Tramuto Porter Foundation
The TramutoPorter Foundation announced its 2025 Compassionate Leadership Awards and Scholarships, recognizing eight global organizations and four college-bound students for their courageous and empathetic community work. The awards, ranging from $5,000 to $50,000, were given to organizations that demonstrate leadership through compassion and kindness. The foundation also awarded four-year college scholarships to four high school graduates, including three from Maine and one from Italy, and granted scholarships to students from several colleges. The foundation's co-founders, Donato Tramuto and Jeffrey Porter, emphasized the importance of leading with heart and empathy to drive change and build a kinder, more just world. The awards are part of the foundation's mission to cultivate global leaders grounded in empathy and equity, and coincide with National Compassionate Leadership Week, which celebrates individuals and organizations that lead with empathy and purpose.

July 22, 2025 • By Kathryn Watson
President Trump has announced that the US will withdraw from UNESCO, the UN's scientific, educational, and cultural arm, citing its support for "woke, divisive cultural and social causes." This decision comes two years after President Biden rejoined the organization, following Trump's initial withdrawal during his first term. The Trump administration has been critical of UNESCO, citing anti-Israel bias and has also withdrawn from other international organizations, including the World Health Organization.

July 22, 2025 • By Sean, Azis Kurmala
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July 22, 2025 • By Fox Business
A conservative law group, America First Legal (AFL), has filed complaints against Cracker Barrel with the Tennessee attorney general and the Equal Opportunity Employment Commission (EEOC). The complaints allege that Cracker Barrel's diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies are discriminatory, providing benefits to employees based on protected characteristics such as race and gender. AFL points to the company's Business Resource Groups, which offer benefits to employees of certain races or sexes, and its focus on hiring and promoting employees with "diverse backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives." The group argues that these policies violate Tennessee's Human Rights Act and Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act, and is calling for investigations and enforcement of state and federal laws to halt the allegedly discriminatory practices. Cracker Barrel has not responded to requests for comment.