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AppLovin Faces Massive Losses Amid Reported SEC Investigation

AppLovin Faces Massive Losses Amid Reported SEC Investigation

urja | October 7, 2025 | 2:58 pm | World News

A reported SEC probe into AppLovin has caused a sharp market drop, erasing about $8.65 billion in value for top executives and early investors. The investigation has rattled confidence in the tech company, raising concerns about regulatory scrutiny and its impact on future growth prospects.

Marco Rubio Warns Gaza Conflict Still Has a Long Way to Go

Marco Rubio Warns Gaza Conflict Still Has a Long Way to Go

urja | October 6, 2025 | 4:06 pm | World News

U.S. Senator Marco Rubio believes the Israel-Hamas war is far from ending, citing deep-rooted tensions and unresolved political issues. He suggested that ongoing instability in Gaza and the broader Middle East will continue to challenge peace efforts, despite international pressure for a lasting resolution.

Typhoon Matmo Strikes South China

Typhoon Matmo Strikes South China

urja | October 6, 2025 | 12:28 am | World News

Typhoon Matmo has made landfall in Guangdong, unleashing fierce winds and heavy rain. Authorities evacuated over 150,000 residents and suspended flights, ferries, and public services in affected coastal regions. Emergency teams are on high alert as parts of Hainan and Guangxi brace for lingering impact.

Diplomatic Tour in Europe

Diplomatic Tour in Europe

urja | October 5, 2025 | 6:01 pm | World News

From October 7 to 12, China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi will travel to Italy for the 12th China-Italy Government Committee meeting before heading to Switzerland to lead the 4th China-Switzerland Foreign Ministers’ Strategic Dialogue.

Behind the Shutdown: Health Care at the Center

Behind the Shutdown: Health Care at the Center

urja | October 5, 2025 | 1:21 pm | World News

Accusations that Democrats triggered the government shutdown to provide free health care for undocumented immigrants are misleading. In truth, federal law largely bars ineligible immigrants from accessing Medicaid or ACA benefits, except for emergency treatment. The controversy hides deeper debates over funding and eligibility.