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Dr. Anthony Fauci Confesses to Making Up COVID Social Distancing, Mask Rules

Dr. Anthony Fauci Confesses to Making Up COVID Social Distancing, Mask Rules

Dr. Anthony Fauci faced rigorous questioning from Republicans, including one who declined to address him as a doctor, during his appearance before a US House committee.


E*Trade Considers Banning Meme-Stock Influencer Keith Gill Amid Manipulation Concerns

E*Trade is considering banning meme-stock influencer Keith Gill from its platform due to concerns about potential stock manipulation following his recent large purchases of GameStop options.

No Name Sports Bar Faces Lawsuit for Alleged Disability Discrimination

The owners of No Name Sports Bar, a hospitality establishment in Sebastian, Florida, received a lawsuit from two of its former employees for their alleged disability discrimination.

Poppi Soda Brand Facing Lawsuit, Alleging It Deceives Customers About Health Benefits

Poppi is being sued by a customer who disputes the promises it makes about gut health. Atmosphere at the Poppi Soda's Back Beach Bash at Gurney's Montauk on July 28, 2023 in Montauk, New York.


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X to Allow Porn, Consensual Adult Content, Legitimizing Twitter’s Earlier Policy
X officially allowed people to show consensual adult content as long as they are labeled as such. This photograph taken on March 7, 2024 in Nantes, shows logos of US social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter.
Warren Buffett's PacifiCorp Reaches $178 Million Settlement Over 2020 Oregon Wildfires
PacifiCorp, a utility owned by Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway, agreed to pay $178 million to settle claims by 403 plaintiffs related to two Oregon wildfires in 2020, bringing the total settled claims to nearly 1,500.
New York Set to Ban Social Media Algorithms for Youth Without Parental Consent
New York plans to ban social media companies from using algorithms to control content for youth without parental consent, addressing concerns about the platforms' impact on mental health.
‘Just Cause’ Developer Avalanche Closes 2 Studios, Cuts 50 Jobs
Avalanche Studios Group, the developers of the game franchise “Just Cause,” announced that they would be closing down its New York and Montreal studios and letting go of 50 of its staff.
US Imposes Over $2 Million Penalties Against Some Airlines, Securing $1 Billion in Refunds
The US DOT fined three airlines over $2 million and ordered them to repay customers for COVID-19-canceled flights.
IATA Warns About More Expensive Airfare—But, What Causes Plane Ticket Prices To Increase?
The IATA warns people about more expensive airfare. Here's what Director-General Willie Walsh explained.
Microsoft President Brad Smith said that only a few AI deepfakes target EU elections. But this shouldn't be celebrated as a victory yet.
Paramount, Skydance Agree on Merger Terms; $8 Billion M&A Deal Could Be Announced Soon
Paramount and Skydance agreed on their merger terms. Will Shari Redstone approve the M&A deal? Here are the latest details.
FDA Recall Notice: Fresh Start Produce Sales Recalls Cucumbers Contaminated With Salmonella
FDA posted a recall notice confirming the mass recall of Fresh Start Produce Sales cucumbers, which could be contaminated with salmonella.
JAPAN-AUTO-INDUSTRY-RESULTS
Toyota and Mazda halt vehicle shipments amid Japan's widening auto safety scandal due to irregularities in safety test data, leading to suspension of shipments by other automakers and potential repercussions.