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.

US Intelligence Agencies Find Al Qaeda Return Movement To Afghanistan

On Tuesday, US intelligence agency CIA deputy director David Cohen said Al Qaeda militants have started their movement to return back to Afghanistan in Taliban reign as they all escaped during US counterterrorism activities there against them. Mr. Cohen said in a conference, “We are already beginning to see some of the indications of some

Afghan Air Force Pilots Getting Out Of Uzbekistan For US Shelter

The group of Afghan Air Force pilots and their relatives who escaped from Taliban occupied Afghanistan and took shelter in Uzbekistan with their aircraft, flew away to a US-controlled shelter this weekend, however, the future of their aircraft remained unknown. The Uzbek government now can breathe in peace as they were facing immersive pressure by the

Amazon Pays Graduation Fees For US Employees To Attract Hiring Market

Amazon.com Inc unleashes its new strategy to encourage recruitment from a tight US market by offering tuition fees for around 750,000 US employees. On Thursday, the eCommerce giant commented that they would cover all tuition and books costs for all staff who are pursuing their bachelor’s degree from varied universities around all nations. The schools

Afghan women banned from playing sports, Taliban say

Afghan women will be banned from playing any kind of sports under the new Taliban government. In an interview with the Australian broadcaster SBS, the deputy head of the Taliban’s cultural commission, Ahmadullah Wasiq, said women’s sport was considered neither appropriate nor necessary. “I don’t think women will be allowed to play cricket because it

Major Earthquake With 7.1 Magnitudes Killed 1 In Mexico Yesterday

Mexico shook down on late Tuesday as an earthquake measured 7.1 magnitudes collapsed many buildings with at least 1 death till the last report received. According to the report by Mexico’s National Earthquake Service, the epicenter of the quake was pointed near 7 miles southeast of the resort city Acapulco with a population of around

Henri The Hurricane Turned Tropical Storm Causing Flood, In Eastern Coast.

Henri, the Category-1 hurricane turned to tropical depression, did a huge weather massacre in eastern coast of US during the weekend and moved to far east being weekend after a huge a rainfall and landslide in Rhode Island on Sunday. Being weekend after Saturday night, from it was turned into a tropical storm on Sunday

EPA Bans Pesticide Chlorpyrifos Effecting Brain Damage To Chlidren

The Environment Protection Agency has decided to ban all forms of farm pesticides that are extensively used to control crop pests. They argue that these pesticides are very much toxic to a child’s brain. On Wednesday, The Environment Protection Agency announced that they are banning complete usage of the pesticide named chlorpyrifos on all edibles.

Afghan Women Fear To Loose Their Social Rights In Taliban Reign

Women in Afghanistan are putting themselves back in shells with a great fear of losing their human rights under Taliban rule as they seized country’s power a few days back. The Taliban had banned all female independence under their own line ups naming religious hard lines during their last ruling in 1990s. The state was

Bipartisan Bill in Senate Limits Apple & Google Play Store’s Operations

On Wednesday, the senators introduced legislation that determines new rules will be set on app stores, despite Apple Inc. and Alphabet Inc.’s Google Play’s dominant roles in the mobile ecosystem. Sens. Richard Blumenthal (D., Conn.) and Marsha Blackburn (R., Tenn.) bipartisan bill, lays down new restrictions on the store’s operation and new rules that could

A Women Gets Teenage Kids To Clean Up The Murder Of Their Stepdad

According to court records obtained by multiple media, a 34-year-old mother shot her husband, cut up his body, and then forced her two children to assist bury his remains. WCAX 3 reported that Thessalonica Allen is suspected of shooting her husband, Randy Allen, inside an apartment in LaPorte, Indiana, following an argument about the woman’s

Louisiana Hospitals Struggles With Rising Covid-19 Cases

According to an official, the ICU of Louisiana’s largest hospital is at capacity with Covid-19 patients, while others suffering symptoms were waiting for a bed on Monday. According to Our Lady of the Lake Regional Medical Center Chief Medical Officer Catherine O’Neal, there are 23 people on the waiting list for ICU space. O’Neal said

Flooding Cause Over 120 Deaths In Western Europe

Authorities in Western Europe reported Friday that catastrophic flooding has killed more than 120 people and left hundreds more missing, as large-scale rescue attempts continue amid increasing water, landslides, and power outages. Images from Germany and Belgium showed entire communities submerged, with automobiles trapped between fallen houses and debris. The severe rainfall has also impacted