Jacob Mulli

Jacob Mulli is a lifelong journalist and technologist. He holds a bachelor’s degree in journalism and a master’s degree in information and library sciences. He left the world of journalism to pursue a career in tech and social media, and is now a communications and marketing strategist for a tech company based in New York City. He also writes on tech and innovation.
School District Faces Two $100M Suits After Oxford Shootings

School District Faces Two $100M Suits After Oxford Shootings

After four students were killed and others injured at Oxford High School, a lawyer announced Thursday that two lawsuits have been filed seeking $100 million in each case. The district, its superintendent, principal and others have all been sued. Geoffrey Fieger, an attorney with the Fieger Law firm in Detroit, said the suit was filed

Two Innocent Convicts To Be Vacated After 56 Years

A press release from Innocence Project and civil rights lawyer David Shanies’ law office informed that District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr. of Manhattan district attorney’s office has decided to move to vacate Muhammad Aziz and the late Khalil Islam after more than half a century. They were convicted in the Black civil rights leader Malcolm X

Over-crowd Stampede Kills Eight At Travis Scott Show In Houston

At least eight people are dead and dozens more injured being paddled and stumped Eight Died & Many Injured At Travis Scott Show In Houston In Over-crowded Mass Stumpingduring rapper Travis Scott’s performance at the Astroworld Festival outside NRG Park, Houston becoming one of the deadliest concerts in U.S. history. The primary investigation says an over surged chaotic crowd

International Carbon Trade To Follow ITMOs To Reduce Global Emission

United States, Canada, and the European Union in together facing a dilemma of Government decisions of shutting down coal-fired power plants in their countries as it remained as the source of 40% of electricity produced around the world. The production of coal-powered electricity has been doubled to about 2,050 gigawatts in the past two decades,

Nigeria High Rise Collapse Killed 16, 9 Rescued Alive

An under-construction building collapse in Lagos, the commercial capital of Nigeria left 16 dead and unnumbered missing as rescuers are still combing through the rubble to find survivors after the 2nd night of the accident. Nine people were rescued from the debris alive. The local authorities of Nigeria suspended the chief architect for an indefinite

Nor’easter Turned Bomb Cyclone Leaves 600K Power Outages in New England

Millions of New Englanders suffered on Wednesday with power disruptions and huge debris for uprooted trees and infrastructural devastation after a nor’easter blown out by strengthening into a bomb cyclone and hurricane. The storm gained strength after flooding northeast coastal areas and battered through the region from Wednesday morning throughout the day. The majority of

Alec Baldwin’s Porpgun Shots Killed Cinematographer & Injured Director In Set

Alec Baldwin’s shots from a prop firearm during a shooting of a western in New Mexico killed the photography director and wounded the movie’s director severely. Baldwin, the renowned Emmy award-winning actor also is one of the producers of the film. Juan Rios, a spokesman for the Santa Fe County Sheriff’s Office said that Halyna

17 US-Canadian Missionaries Including 5 Minors Kidnapped In Haiti

Christian Aid Ministries reported that sixteen missionaries including five children from the United States and one from Canada were kidnapped in Haiti as they were traveling in a mission in the country. This is counted as another case with highly increasing kidnapping in Haiti in recent years, 300% increased from last July. Haiti’s foreign minister,

Beirut Sectarial Violence Gunfight Killed Six With Dozens Injured

Six people were shot down and more than 30 people got injured in sectarian violence as the streets of Beirut, the capital city of Lebanon, turned into a free-fire zone with heavy gun fire between Iran-backed Hezbollah group and its Shiite allies with Christian Lebanese Forces. The four-hour prolonged gunfight recalled the memories of 1975-90

Port Agent Rafaraci Arrested For Scamming $50 Million With US Navy

The federal government is taking action on a defense contractor in Malta with an allegation of scamming the US Navy for overcharging port fees estimated at around $50 million. US authorities arrested the accused Frank Rafaraci, 68, chief executive of Multinational Logistics Services in the US with charges for overcharging for various naval services to