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Amid growing discontent among President Donald Trump's most high-profile far-right supporters, his former adviser Steve Bannon has called Trump's newest favorite, Elon Musk, a “racist” and a “true believer.” He called him an “evil man” and vowed to “bring this man down.” ” and kicked him out of the MAGA movement.In an interview with Italy's Corriere della Sera newspaper (excerpts of which were published by Breitbart this weekend), Mr. Bannon criticized Mr. Musk's acceptance of some forms of immigration, saying that Mr. I vowed not to have top-level access.”He's a really evil guy, a really bad guy, and it was…

Investment migrants in the news this week included: Matt Anderson of Anderson West Armando Arton of Arton Capital Christina Cespedes of Golden Partners Balearic Legal & Tax David Lesperance of Lesperance & Associates Dr. Christian H. Kaelin and Dr. Jurg Steffen of Henley & Partners US Immigration Nicolas Mastroianni of the Foundation Manoj Dharmani of Donoso & Partners Global of DUDigital. Matt Anderson, an American who works as a real estate agent on Mallorca, said, “The requests keep coming in.'' He said American buyers to the Spanish island increased 12% last year, citing the quality of international schools and the…

From Aruba to Vancouver, these picturesque races (and one vertical challenge) will inspire you to lace up and run 42.2 miles. Plus, a guide to luxury hotels in each destination to celebrate your completion. Written by Forbes Travel Guide The second Friday in January is known as “Quit Smoking Day” because it's the day many people give up on their New Year's resolutions and their willpower to eat better, be on time, and exercise more begins to wane. Masu. But if 2025 is the year you decide to run a marathon, the editors of Forbes Travel Guide have put together…

The country's Ministry of Transport announced that the flight data and cockpit voice recorder of the South Korean airliner that crashed last month stopped recording four minutes before the accident.The Jeju Air flight crash killed 179 people, making it the deadliest airline accident on mainland South Korea. Only two flight attendants survived. Investigators hoped the recorder data would provide insight into critical moments before the tragedy.The ministry said it would analyze the cause of the “black box” recording suspension.The recorder was originally tested in South Korea, the ministry said.Once the data was found to be missing, it was taken to…

The flight data and cockpit voice recorder of Jeju Air, which crashed in South Korea in December and killed 179 people, stopped recording about four minutes before the plane hit a concrete structure at Muan Airport, the Ministry of Transportation announced. did.Authorities investigating the disaster, the worst plane crash on mainland South Korea, will analyze the cause of the black box's cessation of recording, the ministry said.The voice recorder was initially analyzed in South Korea and was found to be missing data, so it was sent to a National Transportation Safety Board laboratory, the ministry said.The damaged flight data recorder…

The flight recorder of the Jeju Air plane that crashed last month, killing 179 people, has stopped recording the last four minutes, South Korean authorities said Saturday, in a major setback for investigators.The data extracted from the so-called black box, which consists of the cockpit voice recorder and flight data recorder, is generally of great importance in the investigation of aviation accidents. South Korean officials working with the U.S. National Transportation Safety Board said the plane's last four minutes of flight data would be particularly important in the incident.But on Saturday, South Korea's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism…

The Department of Transport is investigating the cause of data loss following the country's worst air crash in history.The black boxes that store flight data and cockpit voice recorders on Jeju Air's Boeing 737-800 stopped recording approximately four minutes before the plane crash in South Korea in December, the country's Ministry of Transport announced. . On December 29, Jeju Air flight 7C2216 was flying from Thailand to South Korea's Muan International Airport when it crashed into a concrete barrier and exploded, killing 179 of the 181 people on board. It became the worst air accident in history on mainland South…

Forbes Travel Guide's top destinations for 2025.Velar Private Island While 2025 will be full of big events and high-profile hotel openings in Alpha City, Forbes Travel Guide predicts that travelers will continue to gravitate towards more remote destinations and focus on wellness travel. From New Orleans' first Super Bowl to Amsterdam's 750th birthday, no matter your travel motivation, you'll find a place to visit in Forbes Travel Guide's 2025 Top Destinations. From Monaco to the Maldives, start planning your next adventure. Top of my bucket list for 2025.getty Want to end this year with an unforgettable vacation? A new report…

Are you ready for some soccer, fun and delicious food?caesars superdome New Orleans is gearing up to host Super Bowl XI, and it promises to be a celebration like no other, combining two mega-events into one. Coinciding with Mardi Gras, this year's festival combines the thrill of soccer with the spirit of Carnival season. Of course, next month's festival will take place in the shadow of a deadly assault that took place in the early hours of this year's New Year's Day. The attack, which occurred on Bourbon Street in the heart of the city's French Quarter, left 14 people…

In a year marked by global uncertainty and regional geopolitical challenges, Egypt's tourism sector achieved a remarkable milestone, welcoming a record 15.7 million tourists in 2024 . Egyptian Minister of Tourism and Antiquities Sherif Fathy said this success was thanks to the comprehensive efforts of the Egyptian government. government and related parties. The report positions Egypt as a top global destination for culture, history and leisure, and delves into the strategic initiatives and future goals that will drive Egypt's tourism growth. Strategic outcomes amidst challenges Minister Fathy addressed the Senate Committee on Culture, Tourism, Antiquities and Media, highlighting the resilience…