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US Judge Decides Google Antitrust Case, DOJ Disappointed

US Judge Decides Google Antitrust Case, DOJ Disappointed

A US federal judge ruled on Friday (June 7) in an antitrust lawsuit brought by the US government against Google, shifting the case to a judge's decision instead of a jury trial, after Google reimbursed the full damages sought.


Virgin Galactic's Second 2024 Spaceflight Triumphs with International Tourists

Virgin Galactic completed its second spaceflight of the year, ferrying four tourists to the edge of space and back.

Walmart Opposes New York's Panic Button Law for Retail Worker Safety

Walmart opposes a new New York law requiring panic buttons for retail worker safety, citing concerns over potential false alarms, despite the legislation being passed by the state Senate and Assembly and awaiting the governor's signature.

Colombia Freezes Coal Exports to Israel Over Gaza Conflict, Announces Petro

Colombian President Gustavo Petro made an announcement on Saturday (June 8) regarding the suspension of coal exports to Israel due to the ongoing conflict in Gaza.


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Oregon Authorities Expand Shellfish Harvesting Closures Statewide Due High Level Toxins
Oregon authorities have expanded shellfish harvesting closures statewide due to rising toxin levels, including razor clams and bay clams, following a paralytic shellfish poisoning outbreak.
Australia's eSafety Commissioner Faces Off Against Elon Musk's X Corp
The Australian eSafety Commissioner is engaged in a legal dispute with Elon Musk's X Corp over the social media giant's allegedly inadequate response to a transparency notice concerning online safety expectations, resulting in a hefty fine and ongoing court battles initiated by both parties.
Ukraine to Receive Mirage 2000 Fighter Jets from France, Macron Confirms
Ukrainian President Volodmyr Zelensky expresses optimism as France pledges Mirage fighter jets, highlighting impatience with Western delays and underscoring Emmanuel Macron's assurance of continued support.
CalFresh Summer Benefits: How Much Additional Food Stamps Are Californians Getting?
Starting this month, SNAP benefits recipients will see a $120 increase in payments as part of the SUN Bucks initiative, aiming to assist families relying on summer nutrition programs.
 Sen. Bob Menendez Key Witness Testifies in Corruption Trial, Alleging Bribery and Mercedes-Benz Gifts
During Sen. Bob Menendez's corruption trial, witness Jose Uribe testified that he provided bribes and gifted a luxury car to Menendez's wife.
Stanford Study: Pfizer's Paxlovid Falls Short in Easing Long COVID Symptoms
Stanford University's study on Pfizer's antiviral Paxlovid finds no significant relief for long COVID-19 symptoms, prompting ongoing investigation into its potential effects on persistent symptoms in a groundbreaking clinical trial.
China’s Exports Surge 7.6% in May, Beating Expectations Despite US Trade Tensions
China's export growth picked up in May despite US trade tensions, according to customs data. China's export growth picked up in May faster than in over a year despite US trade tensions, according to customs data released on Friday, June 7.
Alex Jones seeks court approval to switch his personal bankruptcy from reorganization to liquidation, aiming to sell assets to repay $1.5 billion owed to Sandy Hook families amid lawsuits over his claims of the tragedy being a hoax.
Russia's Vladimir Putin Says Nearly 40% of Russian Trade Turnover Now in Rubles Amid Growing Conflict With West
Russia's President Vladimir Putin has claimed that almost 40% of the country's trade is now transacted in Russian rubles.
Howard University Revokes Sean 'Diddy' Combs' Honorary Degree, $1M Donations Amid Abuse Allegations
Howard University revokes Sean "Diddy" Combs' honorary degree, returns $1 million donation, and cuts ties amid growing abuse allegations.