Anna's Daybreak News

Good morning news rebels! Buckle up for a thrilling journey through the latest headlines, deep-dive stories, and unexpected twists. 📰🌟

• Neuralink Corp., the brain implant startup led by billionaire Elon Musk, is conducting its first clinical trial.


• The company is looking to evaluate the safety and functionality of its device, which allows people to control external devices with their mind.


• The trial is specifically recruiting patients with quadriplegia due to cervical spinal cord injury or amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS).


• Elon Musk's brain implant technology is one step closer to turning into reality the dream of Tweeting from just using your brain, if you have the needed equipment that is.
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• Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskiy's commitment to fighting corruption has been called into question.


• An adviser to the president, Oleh Tatarov, is the subject of allegations regarding bribes and corruption schemes.


• Transparency International's annual global Corruption Perceptions Index ranked Ukraine in the bottom half and only Russia worse in Europe.


• Despite his reforms, Zelenskiy has failed to win over the public, with 78% of Ukrainians holding him accountable for government corruption.


• As Europe's top anti-corruption crusader, Zelenskiy might be onto something...or maybe not.
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• Google, the tech giant, is facing hard questions from the U.S. government about how it orchestrated its dominance of internet search.


• Google will face the government in a historic legal battle that could have repercussions across the tech industry.


• At the center of the case is a deal between Google and Apple that makes Google the default search engine for all Apple devices.


• Despite Google’s impressive history and celebration of its 25th birthday, this time it looks like the tech giant might be in hot water.
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• Walt Disney announced plans to increase capital expenditure for parks, experiences, and products to an estimated $60 billion over 10 years.


• These investments will be spread across all of Disney's parks including Shanghai Disney Resort and Hong Kong Disneyland.


• The company is investing heavily in parks in order to attract 700 million Disney fans, who have yet to visit one of their parks.


• Despite political risks in Florida, Disney is determined to continue investing in the state, where its most profitable U.S. destination is located.


• Looks like Disney's 'Happily Ever After' is set to get even happier
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Baked with love,

Anna Eisenberg ❤️