“I was a starter wife”: Elon Musk’s ex-wife Justine Wilson reveals emotional struggles, and life inside America’s messiest divorce

Elon Musk’s ex-wife, Justine Wilson, has revealed the immense personal pressure she endured during their marriage. She felt like a ‘trophy wife’ and struggled with Musk’s demanding expectations, which blurred professional and personal boundaries. A car accident became a turning point, prompting her to reclaim her identity and seek divorce.

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Elon Musk’s DOGE shuts down: What happens to Musk’s high profile hires that cut 200,000 US government jobs

Elon Musk’s ambitious cost-cutting initiative, the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), has been quietly dissolved by the Trump administration, eight months ahead of its scheduled end. While DOGE claimed significant savings, its financial claims remained unverified. Many of its functions have been absorbed by the Office of Personnel Management. Following Musk’s departure, former DOGE employees…

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Children need at least 60 mins of physical activity, says US CDC: Simple exercises to help kids stay active and healthy

Teens require sixty minutes of daily activity. This movement strengthens muscles and bones. It also sharpens the mind and improves mood. Fun and variety are key to consistency. Simple exercise ideas like brisk walks, sports, and dance parties help meet this goal. Staying active benefits overall health and future well-being.

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Vivek Oberoi, Ritiesh Shivdasani and Aftab Shivdasani’s ‘Mastiii 4’ registers second-biggest opening weekend of the Masti franchise

Mastiii 4 has achieved the second-biggest opening weekend in the Masti franchise history, raking in Rs 8.50 crore. This performance surpasses previous installments like Great Grand Masti and the original Masti, though it falls short of the record-breaking Grand Masti. The film’s consistent weekend collections highlight its strong appeal within the adult comedy genre.

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Malaysia proposes social media ban for children under 16 from 2026

Malaysia is set to prohibit social media use for individuals under 16, aiming to shield them from online dangers like exploitation and cyberbullying. This move aligns with global trends, as countries like Australia also implement similar restrictions. The proposed legislation will necessitate robust age verification by platforms, with potential penalties for parents enabling underage access.

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