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A legal shockwave is rippling across global headlines after reports surfaced that China has filed a staggering US$50 billion lawsuit against the US state of Missouri, alleging economic damages linked to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Barry Pollack In an era where legal battles are as consequential as political ones, one name has risen to global prominence: Barry J. Pollack, the distinguished American trial attorney now defending Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro in one of the most complex legal theatres of our time.
By publisher Ray Carmen From discreet private islands to barefoot beach bars and hilltop villas, the Caribbean has long been the world’s most glamorous playground. Here, island by island, is an A–Z guide to where global celebrities unwind, recharge, and quietly enjoy paradise.
By Publisher Ray Carmen Few figures in modern history have reshaped culture, conversation, and conscience quite like Oprah Winfrey. More than a media icon, she is a force of moral gravity — a woman who transformed personal adversity into global influence, and influence into purpose.
By Publisher Ray Carmen In an age of spectacle and noise, Taylor Swift has achieved something far rarer than fame: trust. She is one of the most successful artists in history, yet she carries her power with a sense of responsibility — using her voice not to divide, but to advocate fairness,...
By Publisher Ray Carmen Deep in the secure vaults of London’s historic Bank of England lies a glittering fortune: £1.4 billion in Venezuelan gold bars. But this treasure is far from simple wealth , it is caught in a tense stand-off, a financial and political puzzle that has London, Caracas,...
By Publisher Ray Carmen In recent months, former U.S. President Donald Trump’s engagement with Venezuela has sparked fresh debate among policymakers and international observers. His overtures toward Caracas — described by some as a pragmatic move to tap into Venezuelan resources — carry risks that go far beyond economics.
By Publisher Ray Carmen More than twenty years after Concorde’s final supersonic roar faded from the skies, the dream of faster-than-sound civilian flight is quietly — and confidently — returning.
By Publisher Ray Carmen At just 24 years old, while most of her generation is still finding its footing on Earth, one young woman is preparing to leave it forever.
By Publisher Ray Carmen History does not always arrive with ceremony.
By Publisher Ray Carmen In a development that sounds like science fiction but is rapidly becoming scientific fact, China has unveiled a breakthrough technology capable of transforming ordinary ocean water into usable fuel , while simultaneously producing drinkable fresh water.
By Publisher Ray Carmen In the first breath of 2026, beneath the echoing arches of Manhattan’s old City Hall subway station, history was made. Zohran Mamdani , at just 34 years old , was sworn in as Mayor of New York City, ushering in a momentous chapter for one of the most dynamic cities on...
By Publisher Ray Carmen In a political landscape crowded with noise, outrage, and performance, Jasmine Crockett has become something far rarer — precision. A former civil rights attorney turned Congresswoman, Crockett doesn’t trade in theatrics. She trades in clarity. And when she speaks, Washington listens — often uncomfortably.
By publisher Ray Carmen From soul-stirring ballads to anthems of resistance, love, faith, and freedom, Black singers have never merely entertained the world — they have shaped it. Their voices carried history, hope, pain, and triumph across generations, crossing borders and redefining culture itself.
By Publisher Ray Carmen There’s been a lot of chatter online — especially on social media — claiming that China has now directly intervened in an unfolding crisis in the Caribbean. Let’s unpack what’s actually happening, what Beijing has done, and what commentators likely mean when they talk about “intervention.”
By Publisher Ray Carmen In an age dominated by volume, outrage, and theatrical politics, Mark Carney represents something increasingly rare ,authority without noise.
By Publisher Ray Carmen For centuries, the waters around Bermuda have whispered legends of vanishing ships, lost aircraft, and unexplained forces. But now, science itself has entered the mystery — and what researchers are uncovering beneath the Atlantic seabed may be far stranger than myth ever imagined.
By Publisher Ray Carmen In 2026, private aviation isn’t just flying — it’s soaring into an era of reinvention. Once the exclusive preserve of titans of industry and the ultra-wealthy, private flights have evolved into a dynamic sector defined by growth, innovation, sustainability, and a reshaping of what luxury travel truly...
By Publisher Ray Carmen Once a quiet refuge of leather armchairs and lukewarm coffee, the airport lounge has become the newest battleground in global aviation. Today, lounges are no longer simply places to wait — they are status symbols, brand showcases, and powerful loyalty weapons in a fiercely competitive travel...
By Publisher Ray Carmen Who Is Willie Soon , and Why His Claim Has Sparked Global Debate
