Biden Pardoned Multiple Key Figures, Family Members Right Before Leaving Office
In his final hours as president, Joe Biden issued preemptive pardons for a number of key figures, including Dr. Anthony Fauci, retired General Mark...
FDA Proposes Plan To Slash Nicotine Levels in Cigarettes
The FDA's initiative to lower nicotine content in cigarettes could redefine smoking habits in the U.S., but will it succeed?
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The FDA...
Major Settlement Reached in American Express Marketing Case
American Express's $230 million settlement highlights a critical moment in addressing financial malpractices affecting small business owners.
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American Express has agreed to...
Pentagon Watchdog Finds Lloyd Austin Communication Breakdown Increased National Security Risks
A Pentagon watchdog report calls out Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin for failing to notify Congress and the White House about his hospitalization last year,...
$12 Million Arts Fund Unveiled in Response to LA Fires
Los Angeles arts institutions have united to create a $12 million emergency fund for wildfire-affected artists.
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A $12 million LA Arts Community...
Biden’s 11th Hour Executive Order Focuses on U.S. Cyber Defenses
President Joe Biden's executive order, issued just days before he is set to leave office, aims to fortify America's cyber defenses against foreign threats,...
Healthcare System Files for Bankruptcy as Part of Restructuring Plan
Prospect Medical Holdings' bankruptcy filing has raised concerns in the healthcare sector, prompting scrutiny from lawmakers who demand answers.
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Prospect Medical Holdings...
North Korean Hackers Allegedly Swiped Over $659 Million in Cypto Assets in 2024
North Korean hackers allegedly stole over $659 million in cryptocurrency last year, raising global security concerns.
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North Korea allegedly stole more than...
Texas Launches Legal Battle Over Alleged Data Misuse By Allstate
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing Allstate and its subsidiary Arity for allegedly collecting and selling sensitive data from over 45 million Americans...
Supreme Court Decides Against Reviewing Federal Contractor Wage Case
The Supreme Court's decision not to review a challenge to President Joe Biden's $15 minimum wage order for federal contractors leaves the future of...
