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.

Priests in Germany are defying the Vatican by blessing gay couples.

Beginning Monday, priests in more than a hundred Catholic churches throughout Germany will bless same-sex couples even after the Catholic Church declared in March that “God cannot bless sin,” the Love Wins movement arose. Pope Francis has previously stated that same-sex couples should be permitted to form “civil unions.” The head of the Catholic Church

A man is left hanging after a glass bridge in China breaks

A man was left hanging from a bridge in China after the glass panels were shattered by high winds. On Friday, the man was visiting the mountain’s 100-meter-high (330-foot) bridge in the northeast of the country when the incident occurred. However, Winds gusting up to 150 km/hr blew some parts of the glass floor. China

In a crackdown on counterfeit listings, Amazon has banned 10 billion listings.

Amazon said Monday that it blocked more than 10 billion alleged fake listings last year before any of their products could be sold, despite pressure from customers, brands, and lawmakers to crack down on counterfeits on its web. The figures were revealed in Amazon’s first anti-counterfeiting study since the company launched new tools and innovations

A bus bombing in Afghanistan has killed at least 11 people

A roadside bomb hit a bus in Afghanistan’s southern Zabul province, killing at least 11 people and injuring dozens more, according to the interior ministry. According to Gul Islam Sial, the provincial governor’s spokesman in Zabul, the blast happened late Sunday night. He went on to say that 25 people were wounded, including women and

President Salva Kiir of South Sudan dissolves Parliament

President Salva Kiir of South Sudan has dissolved parliament, allowing for the appointment of MPs from both sides of the country’s five-year civil war. The step, according to activists and civil society organizations, has been long overdue. A three-year-old peace agreement stipulated that nearly a quarter of the MPs come from Riek Machar’s bloc, Mr

Deadly Landslide hits a Gold Mine Killing 15 people

According to authorities, at least 15 people were killed in a landslide at a gold mine in Guinea’s northeastern region of Siguiri, as rescuers continued to hunt for survivors on Sunday. Sekou Biniou Simagan, a local councillor, said an artisanal mine near the village of Tatakourou collapsed on Saturday, killing the miners instantly. By Saturday

Bill And Melinda Gates To Divorce After 27 Years Of Marriage.

Bill and Melinda Gates are getting divorced following 27 years of marriage; the couple declared a joint explanation Monday. “After a great deal of thought and work on our relationship, we have settled on the choice to end our marriage. In the course of the most recent 27 years, we have brought up three mind-blowing

Beware of Biden’s hidden tax increase

Each American will pay higher expenses because of the Biden organization’s strategies. Recall that swelling is a personal expense. It is a fantastic (and frequently inconspicuous and relentless) path for an administration to pay for its labor and products without raising apparent costs that drive individuals mad. Warren Buffett is broadly viewed as the best

Tesla Steps Up Engagement With Chinese Regulators

China is trying to regulate large and powerful private companies,especially in the technology sector, on concerns about their viewsthe setbacks in its second-biggest market but regulators in Chinadiscuss industry policies and standards with global and localcompanies, industry associations, and think-tanks not forgetting thatChina’s largest manufacturers typically join such meetings in Chinabut Tesla officials were largely