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Some TJ Maxx Employees Now Wearing Police-Style Body Cameras to Stop Rampant Shoplifting

Some TJ Maxx Employees Now Wearing Police-Style Body Cameras to Stop Rampant Shoplifting

Some TJ Maxx store workers are now wearing body cameras similar to those used by the police to curb shoplifting.


Ex-Meta Employee Files Lawsuit vs. Company for Alleged Censorship of Palestinian Accounts

A Palestinian-American who previously worked for Meta filed a discrimination lawsuit in a California state court against his former employer for allegedly being biased in its handling of content related to the war in Gaza.

Angel Investing – Lessons from the Experts

Harvard Business School Alumni Angels announce their Angel Investing Bootcamp May 14, 2024, San Rafael, CA. Today the Harvard Business School Alumni Angels (HBSAA) announced their upcoming Angel Investing Bootcamp to be held on June 5: Angel Investing – Lessons from the Experts.

Boeing's Manned Starliner Mission Finally Launches After Years of Delays

The Boeing CST-100 Starliner finally launched to space on June 5, 2024 after almost a decade of delays and malfunctions.


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Australia Drops Lawsuit vs. X Over Church Stabbing Footage
The Australian eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman-Grant announced that she was discontinuing the watchdog’s legal action against X over the graphic video footage of a stabbing incident at a church in Sydney last April.
NewsBreak, Top US News App, Published Dozens of AI-Generated Fake Stories
Investigation reveals NewsBreak published numerous false AI-generated news stories, raising concerns about the app's reliance on AI for content creation.
British Businessman Found Dead, Floating Near Greek Island After Night Out
A businessman from Ghana was discovered dead at his hotel in Seoul. He was in South Korea to attend an event related to the Korea-Africa Summit.
US Veteran Lost Nearly $900,000 to Mexican Jalisco Cartel Timeshare Scam
A US veteran fell victim to a scam orchestrated by a powerful Mexican drug cartel, losing nearly $900,000.
US House Lawmakers Ask Justice Department to Launch Antitrust Probe on OPEC, Oil Companies
Democratic US House lawmakers are urging the Justice Department to investigate possible antitrust violations among US oil producers and OPEC.
Google's Privacy Chief Keith Enright Is Leaving the Company After 13 Years
Google's chief privacy officer, Keith Enright, is leaving the company after 13 years. Google's chief privacy officer, Keith Enright, is set to leave the company this fall after a 13-year tenure.
US Energy Secretary Says Higher Tariffs on Chinese EVs Crucial for Local Automakers
US Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm said that increasing import duties on Chinese EVs to more than 100% is crucial to the local auto industry's health.
Student Loan Payments Set to Halve for SAVE Plan Participants Starting July
Act quickly to seize the extended opportunity for student loan forgiveness and debt relief, as the deadline has been pushed back, giving borrowers a chance to slash their debt.
Netflix Settles Defamation Lawsuit with Linda Fairstein Over ‘When They See Us’
Netflix has settled a defamation lawsuit filed by Linda Fairstein, the former Manhattan sex crimes prosecutor, regarding her portrayal in the 2019 crime series ‘When They See Us.’
Advocates Demand Mayor Adams Expand Fair Fares Program for Lower-Income New Yorkers
Transit advocates and local officials are urging Mayor Eric Adams to expand the eligibility criteria for New York City's Fair Fares program.