Archive: 2025/11
29.11.2025
Turning Point USA to Back JD Vance for 2028 Presidency Amid Poll Surge and Trump Ties
Turning Point USA plans to endorse JD Vance for 2028 president, citing late CEO Charlie Kirk’s final wishes. A November 2025 poll shows 57% GOP support in New Hampshire, but Trump ties raise concerns.
26.11.2025
Kat Greta Drops Uplifting New Single 'Out of Tune' Amid Rising Indie Pop Rise
Melbourne-based artist Kat Greta releases 'Out of Tune' on September 2, 2025, marking her bold evolution from drummer to lead vocalist in Australia's indie pop scene, as recognized by Vox Wave Magazine and AMRAP.
24.11.2025
England edge Argentina 27-23 in thriller to extend winning streak to 11
England beat Argentina 27-23 at Twickenham on November 23, 2025, to extend their winning streak to 11 matches and complete a clean sweep in the Quilter Nations Series, setting up a tense 2026 Six Nations campaign.
23.11.2025
Springboks Outmuscle Ireland 24-13 in Gritty Dublin Showdown
South Africa beat Ireland 24-13 in a brutal Autumn Nations Series 2025 clash at Aviva Stadium, showcasing scrum dominance and Ireland’s heroic defense despite being down to 12 men. A defining moment in the rising rivalry.
21.11.2025
Spencer Matthews Vows to Deny Inheritance to His Three Kids
Spencer Matthews, star of Made in Chelsea, revealed on This Morning that he will not leave his fortune to his three children, urging them to 'earn their own keep' — a decision sparking debate over wealth, privilege, and parenting in Britain.
18.11.2025
Ashurst and Perkins Coie Merge to Form $2.7 Billion Global Law Firm Ashurst Perkins Coie
Ashurst and Perkins Coie merged on 17 November 2025 to form Ashurst Perkins Coie, a $2.7 billion law firm with 52 offices worldwide, led by co-CEOs Paul Jenkins and Bill Malley, overcoming political disruption from Trump’s 2025 executive order.
11.11.2025
Burnout at the Top: Middle East CEOs Reveal Hidden Mental Health Crisis
Abdullah Boulad reveals how burnout and addiction plague Middle East CEOs and HNWIs in the AB Majlis podcast, exposing a silent crisis fueled by legacy pressure, isolation, and prescription dependency—71% of global executives would quit for better well-being support.