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Pennsylvania Offers $15K Stipends to Student Teachers; Here's What to Know!

Pennsylvania Offers $15K Stipends to Student Teachers; Here's What to Know!

The Pennsylvania state agency received a flood of applications on Thursday for the state's first student-teacher stipends.


FTX Founder Sam Bankman-Fried Appeals $8 Billion Fraud Conviction, 25-Year Sentence

FTX Founder Sam Bankman-Fried faced conviction on seven charges of fraud and conspiracy due to misappropriating about $10 billion in customer funds.

COVID-19 Vaccines Not Linked to Sudden Deaths of Young People, CDC Study Reveals

A recent study conducted by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has revealed that there is no link between COVID-19 vaccines and cardiac death in younger adults.

New York's Legal Marijuana Industry Hits New High, Reaches Over 100 Licensed Shops Across Empire State

New York cannabis regulators are celebrating a significant milestone for reaching over 100 licensed stores across the state.


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TOPSHOT-COMBO-US-VOTE-DEBATE
Former President Trump's casual Chick-fil-A visit contrasts with President Biden's White House State Dinner, as both navigate differing approaches amid the upcoming presidential elections.
CHINA-ECONOMY-TRADE
Chinese automakers are expanding global EV exports but face ship shortages, reflecting China's rise as a top auto exporter.
ICOAST-ECONOMY-AGRICULTURE-COCOA
Cocoa prices keep going up for a fifth consecutive day due to a shortage in supply, prompting concerns for traders and growers in countries like Ghana.
Apple Sends Out Threat Alerts, Warns iPhone Users in 92 Countries About Mercenary Spyware Attacks
Apple has alerted iPhone users in 92 countries that they may have been a target of mercenary spyware attacks.
Sophia D’Antoine Death: Young Cybersecurity Research Company Founder Dies After Being Struck by Speeding SUV in New York
A cybersecurity research firm founder was involved in a fatal accident when a Land Rover driver struck her while she was crossing the street near her home.
CHINA-JAPAN-TAIWAN-MILITARY-DIPLOMACY
China imposes sanctions on two U.S. defense companies for alleged involvement in arms sales to Taiwan by freezing their assets within China and barring entry into the country.
China to Remain the World's Top Engine for Global Economic Growth, ADB Says
Even if China's economy slows down, the Asian Development Bank (ADB) said it will still be the largest growth engine for the world economy.
France Moves Closer to Legally Allowing Terminally Ill People to Take Lethal Medication to End Their Lives
France proposed a bill on Wednesday that would allow terminally ill adult patients to take lethal medication.
Russia Destroys Ukraine's Largest Power Plant After Launching Widespread Attacks on Energy Grid
A devastating series of Russia's overnight strikes has left the Trypilska thermal power plant in ruins, dealing a severe blow to Ukraine.
Vietnamese Billionaire Truong My Lan Sentenced to Death in Biggest Corruption Cases in History
A Vietnamese real estate tycoon, Truong My Lan, has been sentenced to death following a court's verdict on Thursday.