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Bold New Plan Announced By Arizona, California, And Nevada To Alleviate Colorado River Drought
'Pay Your Writers': Students Protest Against Warner Bros. Discovery CEO At Boston University
Bold New Plan Announced By Arizona, California, And Nevada To Alleviate Colorado River Drought
'Pay Your Writers': Students Protest Against Warner Bros. Discovery CEO At Boston University
US And Papua New Guinea Establish Security Pact, Challenging China's Growing Influence In Region
Not Guilty Plea In Murder Case Of Cash App's Bob Lee: Tech Consultant Denies Charge

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Deadly Fire Engulfs New Zealand Hostel, Leaving At Least Six Dead
A deadly fire erupted in a hostel in New Zealand's capital city overnight, claiming at least six lives and forcing many residents to escape in their nightclothes. Fire and Emergency New Zealand's incident controller, Bruce Stubbs, described the incident as his "worst nightmare."
Investigation Underway After Gunman's Random Spree Leaves Three Dead, Six Injured In New Mexico
Authorities are investigating a series of fatal shootings which took place in northwestern New Mexico on Monday.
Russia Turns To Iran For Additional Advanced Attack Drones In Ukraine War Efforts: White House
The White House said on Monday that Russia is seeking to purchase additional advanced attack drones from Iran to aid its ongoing war against Ukraine.
China Sentences US Citizen To Life In Prison For Espionage, Adding Strain To Bilateral Relations
In a move that could further strain the already tense relationship between the United States and China, a 78-year-old U.S. citizen has been sentenced to life in prison on spying charges in China.
The Great Land Shake-Up: Biden Admin Seeks To Overhaul Public Land Use For Climate's Sake
The Biden administration aims to prioritize the conservation of vast government-owned lands alongside oil drilling, livestock grazing, and other interests, according to Tracy Stone-Manning, director of the Bureau of Land Management (BLM).
World's Oldest Dog Celebrates 31st Birthday — The Secret To His Longevity
The Guinness Book of World Records recently recognized Bobi, a Rafeiro do Alentejo from Portugal, as the world's oldest dog.
Did General Motors CEO Mary Barra Tap The Brakes On Plan To Pass Tesla In EVs By 2025?
General Motors Company (NYSE: GM) CEO Mary Barra recently discussed the current standing of the automotive industry and touched on the company's transition to electric vehicles; but what may be even more important is what she didn't say. 
Cannabis Reg. Update: NY Cannabis Advisory Meets, Vermont Supports Drug Decriminalization, New Medical Cannabis Bill San Francisco
Good News In New York: First Meeting Of NY Cannabis Advisory Board and First Legal Marijuana Harvest
Associated Press Launches NFTs Of Iconic Photos
For over 175 years, the Associated Press has been a go-to source for news and images. On Monday, the AP announced its entry into the non-fungible token sector with a new marketplace.
SolarWinds Hackers Breached Homeland Security Officials Emails: Report
Google Hires AstraZeneca's Fiona Cicconi As Personnel Head
Alphabet Inc (NASDAQ: GOOGL) (NASDAQ: GOOGL) has hired pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca plc’s (NASDAQ: AZN) Fiona Cicconi t
Visa, Mastercard Block Payments On Pornhub After Child Abuse Content Allegations
Visa Inc (NYSE: V) and Mastercard Inc (NYSE: MA) said Thursday they are cutting ties with Pornhub over accusations related to the platform hosting videos of sexual violence and illegal underage content, the&n
FDA Gives Nod To First COVID-19 At-Home Rapid Test
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Facebook, Twitter CEOs Expected To Defend Election Handing Before Senate Again Today
Facebook, Inc (NASDAQ: FB) CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Twitter Inc (NYSE: TWTR) CEO Jack Dorsey will be testifying before a Senate panel on Tuesday to defend the handling of disinformation during the U.S.
NHTSA Probing Tesla Model S Touchscreen Failure
Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) shares are trading lower on Wednesday after reports that failures in Tesla’s giant touch screens have drawn the attention of U.S. safety regulators.
Keystone XL Pipeline Hits Another Snag As Judge Cancels Critical Permit
The political terrain for the Keystone XL pipeline is looking rough again. On Wednesday, U.S. District Judge Brian Morris revoked a critical water-crossing permit for the $8-billion project, citing the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ inadequate assessment of effects on endangered river species.
Joe Biden Accused Of Sexual Assault By Former Aid, Campaign Says It 'Absolutely Did Not Happen'
Tara Reade, a former aide to Joseph Biden, had accused the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee of sexual assault in 1993 when he was a Senator.
Oglala Lakota Tribe Votes On Medical, Recreational Cannabis Legalization
US Stocks Set To Recover As Trump Proposes Payroll Tax Cut
Biden Sweeps Early Reporting States On Super Tuesday, AP Calls California For Sanders
Supreme Court Debates President's Right To Fire Federal Agency Head Without Cause
Here's Who Could Take A Massive Hit If The 2020 Olympics Were Canceled
TSA Employees Are No Longer Allowed To Post Content On TikTok