Elon Musk disputes allegations that he had a relationship with Sergey Brin's wife, a co-founder of Google.

According to a Wall Street Journal report, Elon Musk allegedly ended a long-standing friendship with Google co-founder Sergey Brin after having an affair with his wife, Nicole Shanahan. The couple filed for divorce early this year, according to sources familiar with the matter, citing "irreconcilable disagreements." However, Musk has since denied both the claimed romance and that he is still friends with Brin, asserting that the news is entirely based on "third-party random hearsay."

Musk and Shanahan are said to have started dating after Musk broke up with Claire Boucher, widely known as Grimes, at the prestigious Art Basel event in Miami. According to sources, Brin and Shanahan were still cohabitating at the time even though they were no longer married.

According to reports, the couple's relationship was stressed by problems involving the COVID-19 lockdowns and their three-year-old daughter.

Musk responded to the news through Twitter after it was released, labelling it "complete bs." Sergey and I are pals, and last night we attended a party together, claims Musk. In three years, Nicole and I have only met twice, and both times, there were many of other people present. Nothing sentimental the wealthy executive said, "Haven't even had sex in ages (sigh)," in response.

Even as the richest man in the world tries to back out of his $44 billion deal to buy Twitter, Musk's personal life and business are inextricably linked. According to an Insider article from earlier this month, Musk and Shivon Zillis, a senior executive at his company Neuralink and a former Tesla worker, had twins. The twins arrived just a few weeks before Musk and Boucher's second child, who made Musk the father of nine children overall, was born via surrogate.

A former SpaceX flight attendant claimed in May that the firm had paid her $250,000 to stay quiet about a Musk-related incident. Musk allegedly exposed himself to the woman, asked for a massage from her, and then asked her out on a date.

As for Brin, Heather Cairns, the human resources manager at Google, once referred to him as "the Google playboy" because of his sexual relationships with staff members. Brin's romance with Google Glass marketing manager Amanda Rosenberg, which took place while he was still married to 23andMe co-creator Anne Wojcicki and she was dating another Google executive, was described in a 2014 Vanity Fair article. Brin and Wojcicki split in 2015, and in 2018, Brin secretly wed Shanahan. According to the WSJ, Shanahan is reportedly asking for a portion of Brin's approximately $100 billion fortune worth over $1 billion as part of the divorce settlement.

The report goes into depth about how close friends Brin and Musk had become. During the 2008 financial crisis, Brin donated $500,000 to Musk's Tesla, and in 2015, Musk gave back by making Brin one of the first people to purchase a Model X. According to sources, Musk went so far as to ask Brin for forgiveness at a party earlier this year, getting down on one knee. According to the story, Brin has instructed advisers to liquidate his personal holdings in Musk's companies and the two still don't speak much.

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KP Introduces New Software to Stop Cell Phone Theft

The Mardan Police in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa have introduced an E-Gadget System to enable the quick recovery of cellphones, computers, and other electronics due to the city's quickly rising incidence of gadget theft.

Irfanullah Khan, the District Police Officer (DPO) for Mardan, reportedly introduced the method during a gathering that included top police officers and representatives from several trade associations.

Speaking at the ceremony, DPO Mardan announced that Mardan Police will train the traders of smartphones, computers, and other gadgets regarding the E-Gadget System in the upcoming weeks.

The traders will be able to enter details about various products into the system after obtaining training. Additionally, the system will be connected to every police station in the city, enabling traders to quickly determine whether a goods has been reported stolen.

In the event that a product is reported stolen, the E-Gadget System will promptly notify the relevant Police Station, who will then take the appropriate action.

Sadbar Khan, the supervisor of the computer lab of the Mardan Police, also presented a demonstration of the E-Gadget System to the police officers and traders present.

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Israeli Journalist Fraudulently Enters Makkah During Hajj to Film Holy Sites 

According to reports, an Israeli journalist broke Saudi Arabian law by entering sacred locations, defying the country's ban on non-Muslims entering Makkah, the holiest site in Islam, provoking online criticism and possibly jeopardizing relations between Tel Aviv and the Gulf states.

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In a 10-minute report, journalist Gil Tamary was seen driving by the Masjid Al-Haram, the holiest mosque in Islam, and Jabal al-Rahmah, the site of the Holy Prophet's (PBUH) final sermon.

A local guide, whose face was obscured in the video, was said to have been with the journalist, according to the reports. In order to conceal his identity, he was also caught on camera mumbling in Hebrew and occasionally speaking in English.

The hashtag "A Jew in Makkah's Grand Mosque" later trended on Twitter, and Tamary was hailed as the first Jewish Israeli reporter to cover the annual Hajj pilgrimage exclusively. However, the news was sharply attacked on social media sites.

On July 19, Tamary apologised through Twitter and said that his intention was not to offend Muslims but rather to "promote more religious tolerance and inclusion" by highlighting the significance of Makkah and the beauty of Islam.

He claimed that he was motivated by a desire to allow people to "experience, for the first time, a site that is so essential to our Muslim brothers and sisters, and to human history," and that "inquisitiveness is at the heart and centre of journalism."

Non-Muslims are not allowed to enter Makkah or visit holy places according to Saudi legislation, and those who do so risk fines or deportation.

This episode was not covered by the tightly controlled Saudi media, and it is now unknown whether Tamary obtained authorization from the authorities to enter Makkah.

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At Fort Munro, United States travel blogger was gang-raped

At Fort Munro DG Khan, United States travel blogger was gang-raped

Arbela Arpi, a US travel blogger popularly known as "The Spicy Travel Girl," is accused of being gang-raped by tour guides at a hotel for the night in Dera Ghazi Khan's Fort Munro.

A First Information Report (FIR) has been filed in accordance with Sections 376 and 292B of the Pakistan Penal Code (PPC), and an inquiry into the terrible incident is currently ongoing.

On Tuesday, Rajanpur police arrested Muzzammil Shehzad and Abid, the primary suspects who were paid by the victim.

The suspects will be brought before the Dera Ghazi Khan court for further proceedings.

Arbela Arpi claims that Muzzammil Shehzad and Abid sexually assaulted her on the evening of July 17 when she was staying at a nearby hotel in Fort Munro.

The Spicy Travel Girl informed authorities in a statement that she arrived in Lahore on July 15 after travelling from Karachi, engaged Muzzammil Shehzad and Abid as her tour guides, and that they took her to Rajanpur, Jampur, and finally Fort Munro, where she was raped.

Additionally, she said that the suspects recorded footage of the incident.

The accused will also be sent to Lahore for DNA testing while the victim will also undergo a medical examination.

The issue has already been came to the notice of Punjab Chief Minister Hamza Shehbaz, who has asked the senior cop in the region for a report. He continued by saying that the offender would face punishment and the victim would receive justice. 

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