Amy Mays

Amy Mays is an experienced journalist who has spent her career reporting for major news organizations. She has five years of experience in politics and news. Amy has experience in various topics, including environmental issues, business, and politics.

Priest Replaced After Carpenter Shoots Music Video in His Church

A New York priest is facing backlash after allowing popstar Sabrina Carpenter to film risqué scenes for her Feather music video inside his church. Monsignor Jamie Gigantiello has been stripped of his duties at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church over “serious violations” beyond the controversial shoot. What Did Carpenter Do? Released in October 2023,

Axios Reveals Trump Put Musk on Phone With Zelensky During Call

Axios has revealed that Donald Trump Put Elon Musk on the phone with Ukraine’s President during the call. The report published by the political news agency comes at a point when Ukraine is worried about U.S. commitment after Trump won Tuesday’s election.  Call’s Tone Was Positive The call’s tone was described as positive, with Zelensky

Security Wraps Around Spanish King As Crowd Insults & Throws Mud

The Spanish King along with his wife were insulted by the public as he visited the food-hit region in Valencia. The angry crowd threw mud and shouted insults to protest the government’s neglect of the severely devastating floods that had killed 200 people. Security of the King Felipe and Queen Letizia cut the visit short

Man Wins $1 Million Jackpot After Finding $20 Bill in Parking Lot

A North Carolina carpenter’s luck took a life-changing turn after he found a $20 bill and used it to buy a lottery ticket. The ticket turned out to be worth retiring for after Jerry Hicks won a $1 million jackpot. According to the North Carolina Education Lottery, Hicks claimed his prize at their headquarters last

Meta Fires Staff For Using Voucher For Toothpaste Instead of Meal

Meta has reportedly fired several employees for misusing the company’s meal voucher system by purchasing non-food items such as toothpaste and washing powder. Meta employees are given $25 for lunch, $20 for breakfast, and $25  with which staff can purchase food from Grubhub. According to a BBC report that quoted Meta staff, the company alleged

Brazil Supreme Court Withdraws $3.3 Million From Elon Musk’s X & Starlink

A Brazilian Supreme Court seized around $3 million from the bank accounts of Elon Musk’s companies, X (formerly Twitter) and Starlink, to collect fines owed by X. The fines were imposed on X to remove content flagged as illegal by Brazil’s Supreme Court judge Alexandre de Moraes, which the platform didn’t do.  Accounts Were Unfrozen 

New York Times Research Says Telegram is Full of Illegal Content

A New York Times investigation into Telegram revealed that the platform has become a hub for illegal and extremist activities. Analyzing over 3.2 million messages from 16,000 channels, the report found that white supremacist groups, weapons dealers, and drug traffickers use the messaging service to operate with relative impunity.  Telegram Owner Agrees Telegram CEO Pavel

Investigators Find Ice on Brazilian Plane That Crashed Last August

A preliminary report on the August crash of a Voepass airliner in Brazil has revealed signs of ice buildup on the plane. Released on Friday, the report noted that the plane’s icing detectors were activated during its flight which means that it was flying in intense icy conditions. During a press conference, an official from

Small Cessna Plane Crashes Into Residential Building in Oregon

A tragic plane crash in Oregon resulted in the deaths of three people on Saturday. The incident involved a twin-engine Cessna aircraft, which crashed into a row of townhouses near the Troutdale Airport, located about 11 miles east of Portland. The plane was carrying two individuals, both of whom died on impact, along with one

Scientists Found Similar Dinosaur Tracks Despite 6,000 Km Apart

Scientists have discovered what they claimed to be tracks of similar dinosaurs in South America as well as Africa. Researchers said that the discovered dinosaur tracks found in Africa and South America are virtually identical, despite the continents being separated by approximately 6,000 kilometers of ocean today. The report published by the New York Times

Scientists Design Robot To Clean Up Dangerous Space Junk

Scientists from Switzerland are working on a robot to collect and dump hundreds of tones of space debris floating in space. Space is increasingly crowded with man-made trash with scientists urging humans to act before it’s too late. The space debris not only poses a threat to human life on earth, but it also interferes

Andrew Tate’s Home Raided Once Again Over Trafficking Minors

Romanian police have raided the residence of controversial social media influencer Andrew Tate over allegations of money laundering and minors’ trafficking. The Associated Press said that the police is investigating human trafficking and sexual assault allegations against Mr. Tate. So far, four homes belonging to Tate have been thoroughly searched and material was transferred for investigative