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November 27, 2025 — Poem Of The Day — By: Jarida Recommends
Success is not final

Success is not final

November 27, 2025 — Quote of the Day — By: Jarida Recommends
Artificial intelligence firm OpenAI has projected at least 220 million of ChatGPT weekly users will pay for a subscription, The Information reported on Tuesday, citing a person familiar with the matter. OpenAI projects that by 2030, 8.5% of an estimated 2.6 billion weekly users, or around 220 million people, will subscribe to its chatbot, positioning ChatGPT among the world's largest subscription businesses, according to the report. As of July, about 35 million users, which is roughly 5% of ChatGPT's weekly active base, paid for "Plus" or "Pro" plans at $20 and $200 a month, respectively, the report added. Reuters could not immediately verify the report. OpenAI did not immediately respond to a Reuters request for comment. While OpenAI's annualized revenue run rate is expected to reach about $20 billion by this year-end, losses in the company are also mounting, sources have told Reuters.

OpenAI predicts 220 million paid ChatGPT subscribers by 2030

November 26, 2025 — Latest News — By: Jarida Report
Britain's Andrea Thompson has been crowned world's strongest woman after it transpired the original winner was a transgender woman who was not eligible to compete. Thompson, 43, was awarded the title by event organisers Strongman two days after the event was held in Arlington, Texas from 20-23 November. Strongman only permits competitors to take part in a category which matches their biological sex recorded at birth. Thompson had finished second to the American athlete after the six weightlifting events in the Woman's Open category. Strongman said in a statement, external its officials were "unaware" the original winner was "biologically male and now identifies as female" and had now "disqualified the athlete in question".

Andrea Thompson wins world’s strongest woman after trans athlete was disqualified

November 26, 2025 — Latest News — By: Jarida Report
The Irish government has decided to reduce asylum seeker supports at a meeting of senior ministers in Dublin on Wednesday. Asylum seekers who have jobs will now have to pay a charge towards their State accommodation. Family reunification rules will also be tightened and those applying for citizenship will have to live in Ireland for five years, instead of three. Ireland has seen higher numbers of people seeking asylum and refuge in recent years than ever before. The plans are being brought forward by Justice Minister Jim O'Callaghan and Junior Minister for Migration, Colm Brophy. The plans will be announced in detail at a press conference after the Cabinet meeting ends.

Irish government seeks to lower asylum seeker supports

November 26, 2025 — Latest News — By: Jarida Report
Nawaz blames Pakistan's problems not only on Imran Khan but also those who helped him get power

Nawaz blames Pakistan’s problems not only on Imran Khan but also those who helped him get power

November 26, 2025 — Latest News — By: Jarida Report
Ecnec approves Balochistan Water Resources Development Sector Project, among other provincial projects

Ecnec approves Balochistan Water Resources Development Sector Project, among other provincial projects

November 26, 2025 — Latest News — By: Jarida Report
PPP president demands probe into alleged NA-185 rigging

PPP president demands probe into alleged NA-185 rigging

November 26, 2025 — Latest News — By: Jarida Report
PML-N vote bank in recent by-election increased from 20,000 to over 100,000 in each constituency

PML-N vote bank in recent by-election increased from 20,000 to over 100,000 in each constituency

November 26, 2025 — Latest News — By: Jarida Report
Balochistan promises no tolerance for violence against women

Balochistan promises no tolerance for violence against women

November 26, 2025 — Latest News — By: Jarida Report
Women Are Everywhere, But Are They Safe?

Women Are Everywhere, But Are They Safe?

November 26, 2025 — Women — By: Tayyaba Asif
The Radical Power of Saying No

The Radical Power of Saying No

November 26, 2025 — Social — By: Seema Wasim
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