Elon Musk Snubbed From UK Investment Summit Over Controversial Social Media Posts

Elon Musk, the world’s richest person, has been excluded from the UK’s International Investment Summit due to his controversial posts on X (formerly Twitter) related to recent riots in the UK. Musk’s comments, which included predictions of civil war and criticism of the Prime Minister, have drawn condemnation from the UK government. The exclusion highlights the growing tension between Musk’s free speech advocacy and the government’s efforts to regulate online content.

Mumbai’s ‘Spider-Man’ Influencer Turns Beggar for Viral Instagram Reel

An Instagram influencer from Mumbai, known as ‘Spider-Man From Mumbai’, has gone viral for a stunt where he dressed up as Spider-Man and begged for money at Kalyan station. This isn’t his first viral stunt, with other videos featuring him welding and dancing earning millions of views. The video has sparked humorous reactions on social media, highlighting the influencer’s ability to entertain his audience with unique and often hilarious content.

SEBI Tightens Grip on Market Rumours: New Rules for Intermediaries

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has issued a comprehensive circular aimed at curbing the spread of unverified market information by registered intermediaries. The circular emphasizes the potential damage rumors can inflict on market integrity and price discovery. It introduces stringent guidelines for intermediaries regarding social media usage, information verification, and employee conduct.

TikTok Star’s Tesco Meal Deal Choices Spark Online Debate

A TikTok star’s seemingly innocuous Tesco meal deal selection has ignited a firestorm of debate online, with users criticizing her choices and offering their own meal deal recommendations. Yinrun Huang, known for her Big Brother appearance, shared her favorite Tesco meal deal featuring a chicken salad sandwich, strawberry-flavored water, and cheese dunkers. While she praised the nutritional value and taste, many viewers were unimpressed, particularly with the water selection.

California Enacts Law Limiting Cellphone Use in Schools

Governor Gavin Newsom has signed a new law requiring California schools to restrict cellphone use during school hours. This move comes amid growing concerns about social media’s impact on children’s mental health and academic performance. The law, which takes effect in 2026, is part of a nationwide trend to limit phone use in classrooms.

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