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Call for for meals supply has skyrocketed. So have lawsuits about some drivers

BOSTON (AP) — A hovering call for for meals delivered quick has spawned small armies of couriers — and extending alarm — in large towns the place scooters, bikes and mopeds zip

June 8, 2024

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Why Some Industries Are Experiencing Massive Layoffs Despite Positive Job Growth

WASHINGTON (AP) — Despite the surge in job creation in recent months, several large companies have announced significant layoffs. But how is it that both are happening concurrently? It’s not as contradictory

February 3, 2024

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Vibrations in cooling system delays Georgia nuclear reactor

Georgia Power Co. has announced that vibrations discovered in a cooling system will push back the start of commercial operations for the second new nuclear reactor. The delay means that Plant Vogtle’s

February 2, 2024

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US accuses group of Iran-backed militias of fatal drone attack in Jordan as it considers retaliation

On Wednesday, the United States attributed the drone attack that killed three U.S. service members in Jordan to the Islamic Resistance in Iraq, a coalition of Iran-backed militias. President Joe Biden is

February 1, 2024

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Breaking News: 150 people killed in Gaza in the last 24 hours, says Health Ministry

The Health Ministry in Gaza reported 150 people dead and 313 wounded in the last day as Israeli forces continue battling militants in the northern part of the territory. The ongoing conflict

January 31, 2024

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Asian shares are mixed before Fed rate decision

BANGKOK (AP) — Shares in Asian markets were mixed on Tuesday, with declines in Hong Kong and Shanghai, ahead of the Federal Reserve’s decision this week on interest rates. U.S. futures and

January 30, 2024

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French farmers plan to surround Paris with tractors in protest. Demonstrators throw soup at ‘Mona Lisa’

PARIS (AP) — The French interior ministry has ordered a significant deployment of security forces around Paris as enraged farmers threaten to head toward the capital, following climate activists hurling soup at

January 29, 2024

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Alexander Stubb wins the first round of Finland’s presidential vote for a runoff, according to projections

According to the public broadcaster YLE, ex-Prime Minister Alexander Stubb is projected to have won the first round of the presidential election in Finland with 27.3% of the votes. Pekka Haavisto, the

January 29, 2024

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Taiwan’s Successful Defense Against Election Disinformation

WASHINGTON (AP) — During the rigorous counting of Taiwan’s critical presidential election on Jan. 13, rumors of voter fraud began to circulate. Baseless allegations of fabricated votes and miscounted results were spreading,

January 27, 2024

World

A COVID-era tax credit program has become a target for fraudulent activities. Shutting it down could enable Congress to expand the child tax credit

WASHINGTON (AP) — A shocking report revealed that about 95% of the claims for a COVID-era tax break by businesses were fraudulent. IRS Commissioner Danny Werfel confirmed this assessment during a private

January 27, 2024

Business

Avian flu is having a severe impact on farms in California’s ‘Egg Basket’ as outbreaks disrupt the poultry industry

PETALUMA, Calif. (AP) — Mike Weber received devastating news last month — his chickens had tested positive for avian flu. Following government regulations, Weber’s company, Sunrise Farms, had to euthanize its entire

January 27, 2024

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Call for for meals supply has skyrocketed. So have lawsuits about some drivers

Vibrations in cooling system delays Georgia nuclear reactor

Breaking News: 150 people killed in Gaza in the last 24 hours, says Health Ministry

Asian shares are mixed before Fed rate decision

French farmers plan to surround Paris with tractors in protest. Demonstrators throw soup at ‘Mona Lisa’

Alexander Stubb wins the first round of Finland’s presidential vote for a runoff, according to projections

Taiwan’s Successful Defense Against Election Disinformation

A COVID-era tax credit program has become a target for fraudulent activities. Shutting it down could enable Congress to expand the child tax credit

Avian flu is having a severe impact on farms in California’s ‘Egg Basket’ as outbreaks disrupt the poultry industry

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