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NDC: “You Seem to Be Fighting a War No One Is Waging Against You” — Aisha Yesufu Replies Dickson

NDC senatorial aspirant for the Federal Capital Territory, Aisha Yesufu, has taken a swipe at the party’s national leader, Seriake Dickson, over comments he made during a recent interview. In a lengthy post on X, Yesufu described the interview as “painfully appalling” and said Dickson should have focused on reconciling aggrieved party members rather than

There are too many fighting games in the FGC esports scene

Image credit: EVO, RTS In recent years, developers have heavily tapped into the fighting game genre. Left and right, there seems to be a new game coming out, which took the fighting game community (FGC) by surprise, because the genre hadn’t been touched by other developers not named Capcom, Bandai Namco, Arc System Works, SNK

Not a Done Deal: How and Why 12 Blue States are Fighting the Paramount-Warner Bros. Merger

Are blockbuster films a separate market? Or are they interchangeable with other forms of entertainment? The $111 billion Paramount–Warner Bros. merger may hang on that question. On July 13, a coalition of 12 states sued to block the deal, arguing that it will lead to excessive concentration in the theatrical and basic cable markets. The

They’re Fighting Me for My Own Baby Like I’m the Outsider

The last time I was here, there were two men who could have been the father of my child. Out of the two, only one knew I was pregnant—Marcus. There was Marcus, and there was Kachi. I was eighteen when I fell pregnant and the weight of it shook me. I kept wondering what my

After fighting malware for decades, this cybersecurity veteran is now hacking drones

Mikko Hyppönen is pacing back and forth on the stage, with his trademark dark blond ponytail resting on an impeccable teal suit. A seasoned speaker, he is trying to make an important point to a room full of fellow hackers and security researchers at one of the industry’s global annual meetups. “I often call this

Sick of Fighting Insurers, Hospitals Offer Their Own Medicare Advantage Plans

Ever since Larry Wilkewitz retired more than 20 years ago from a wood products company, he’s had a commercial Medicare Advantage plan from the insurer Humana. But two years ago, he heard about Peak Health, a new Advantage plan started by the West Virginia University Health System, where his doctors practice. It was cheaper and

Ethel Cain and Lana Del Rey Are Fighting, Fans Hope They Work it Out On The Remix

Alt-pop darlings Ethel Cain and Lana Del Rey have sent the chronically online gays into a tizzy after taking it in turns to publicly shade each other. On Thursday, Del ... The post Ethel Cain and Lana Del Rey Are Fighting, Fans Hope They Work it Out On The Remix appeared first on Star Observer...

It’s 2025, Why Are We Still Fighting For DEI in Beauty?

As diverse as the beauty industry seems at face value, marginalized entrepreneurs and employees have always had to fight for a seat at the table. This reality is becoming even more apparent during the first weeks of the new presidential administration, during which Trump imposed an executive order to purge federal departments of diversity...

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SBA Announces Finalists for $1 Million Patriot Pitch Competition

The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) has unveiled the five finalists for its Freedom 250 Patriot Pitch Competition, a showcase emphasizing innovation and entrepreneurship in American small businesses. Scheduled for September 18 in Washington, D.C., these finalists will compete before a panel of celebrity judges for a share of a $1 million cash prize pool

I Started My Career With a Borrowed Ladder. Here’s How That Shaped the Way I Evaluate My Business Partners.

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways I couldn’t afford my own equipment when I decided to become a roofer, so I borrowed a ladder from my dad. The way he treated me when I was looking for my first shot in business shaped how I vet partners and dealers. It taught

Formerly bankrupt retailer overhauls 48-year-old offering

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NYT: Trump-Backed WLFI Took $100M From a Money Laundering Suspect

World Liberty Financial’s largest disclosed token purchase traces back to a Chinese businessman under active UK investigation for money laundering, the New York Times reported, with up to $75 million flowing to Trump family and Witkoff-linked entities. Key Takeaways Aqua1 Foundation bought $100 million in WLFI tokens on June 26, per the New York Times.