Sara Spinelli

"Peter Thiel's secret talks on antichrist shed more light on him than doomsday"

"Peter Thiel's secret talks on antichrist shed more light on him than doomsday"

Peter Thiel’s Unusual Academic Pursuits Peter Thiel is known for his skepticism toward academia. Yet, in four recent private lectures in San Francisco discussing the antichrist, the billionaire investor has made an unexpected case for intellectual credentials. During these wide-ranging talks, Thiel appeared to channel the eclectic thinking he

"Watchdog finds Boris Johnson broke rules preventing misuse of public office connections"

"Watchdog finds Boris Johnson broke rules preventing misuse of public office connections"

Boris Johnson violated regulations intended to prevent the misuse of connections made during public office, an ethics oversight body has concluded. Last month, CuriosityNews reported on Johnson’s activities after leaving office. A collection of documents from the former prime minister’s private office, reviewed by CuriosityNews, indicated that he

"Northern Ireland triumphs in World Cup qualifier as Mbappé powers France near qualification"

"Northern Ireland triumphs in World Cup qualifier as Mbappé powers France near qualification"

France dominated possession but struggled to break down a disciplined Austrian defense until Mbappé’s moment of brilliance. Didier Deschamps’ side now sits comfortably atop their group, needing just one more win to seal their place in the tournament. Meanwhile, Portugal cruised to a 3-1 win over Iceland, with Cristiano

Bellingham risks England exile if he rejects Tuchel’s team-first approach

Bellingham risks England exile if he rejects Tuchel’s team-first approach

Tuchel's Challenge: Building Unity in England’s Squad Thomas Tuchel once stood on the touchline at Anfield, bewildered as his Paris Saint-Germain players failed to match the intensity of Jürgen Klopp’s Liverpool. “Guys, what is this?” he asked, but his words fell on deaf ears. The squad,

"Macron renews Sébastien Lecornu as France's prime minister"

"Macron renews Sébastien Lecornu as France's prime minister"

French President Emmanuel Macron has reinstated his centrist ally Sébastien Lecornu as prime minister, just days after Lecornu resigned unexpectedly and his newly formed government collapsed within 14 hours. Lecornu stated that he accepted the position again "out of duty" and vowed to "do everything possible to

Nepal's slow reforms spark unrest a month after youth protests

Nepal's slow reforms spark unrest a month after youth protests

Prakash Bohora was among the first of Nepal’s young protesters to be struck by police gunfire. Like many others his age, he joined demonstrations in the capital last month, speaking out against corruption and strict controls on online platforms. That day in Kathmandu, he did not expect the protest

"Deadly floods claim 23 lives in Mexico as storms move northward"

"Deadly floods claim 23 lives in Mexico as storms move northward"

At least 23 people have died in Mexico following a week of severe rainfall, officials confirmed. Government reports on Friday indicated heavy downpours in 31 of the country’s 32 states, with the most significant impact in Veracruz in the east, Queretaro and Hidalgo in the center, and San Luis