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US President Joe Biden's administration has sent initial offers to makers of drugs selected for price negotiations

US Govt Sends Drugmakers Initial Offers In Price Talks

The US government said it was making initial offers to drugmakers Thursday as part of Medicare negotiations meant to lower the prices many older Americans would pay for 10 medicines.

40 Years In Prison For Ex-CIA Coder Who Leaked Hacking Tools To WikiLeaks

The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) seal is displayed in the lobby of CIA Headquarters in Langley, Virginia

A former CIA programmer was sentenced to 40 years in prison on Thursday for leaking the US spy agency's most valuable hacking tools to WikiLeaks.

US Senators Set Vote On Precarious Ukraine Aid Package

US Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said legislators 'cannot simply shirk from our responsibilities' toward border security and Ukraine

The US Senate will vote next week on a border security package that would unlock vital aid for Ukraine, Democrats announced Thursday, as President Joe Biden hailed a $54 billion package approved by the war-torn nation's European allies.

Expectations for rate cuts next year has weighed on the dollar against the pound and euro, though it remains elevated versus the yen

Is The New York Community Bancorp Sell-Off A Warning Bell For US Regional Banks' Stability?

This dip adds to concerns following New York Community Bancorp reporting challenges in its commercial real estate (CRE) portfolio, raising apprehensions about the industry's overall health.

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Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, will tell lawmakers that around 40,000 Meta employees work on online safety at the company and that $20 billion has been invested since 2026 to keep the platform safer

US Lawmakers Win Apology From Zuckerberg In Tech Grilling

The executives convened by the US Senate Judiciary Committee were put to task in a session titled "Big Tech and the Online Child Sexual Exploitation Crisis."

Mike Johnson, the newly elected speaker of the US House of Representatives, is popular among Republicans but a polarizing figure among the broader electorate

House Passes $78B Tax Bill To Expand Child Tax Credit And Revive Business Tax Breaks

The legislation, known as the Tax Relief for American Families and Workers Act of 2024, is aimed at providing relief to lower-income families by making it easier to qualify for the child tax credit.

Walmart reported hiher profits, with gains in groceries and pharmaceutical prescriptions offsetting weakness in some discretionary areas

Walmart Unveils Plans To Open 150 Large-Format Stores In Next Five Years

The company, which already operates in more than 4,600 stores across the country and nearly 600 Sam's Club warehouses, aims to extend its footprint further.

Is Citibank's Security Leaving Customers At Risk? AG Launches Lawsuit Over Alleged Negligence

Citibank faces a lawsuit from the NY Attorney General, Letitia James, for alleged negligence in protecting customers from scams, and reimbursing fraud victims.

FBI Director Wray Sounds Alarm On China's Looming Cyber Threats To US

FBI Director Christopher Wray warns Congress about the imminent threat of Chinese cyberattacks emphasizing the need for urgent attention.

US Announces Fortified, Beneficiary-Centric Selection Process For H-1B Visa

The U.S. has announced a new selection process for H-1B visa registrations that should reduce fraud possibilities and strengthen the integrity of the selection process.

Economic Boom, Rising Layoffs: What's Behind The Job Market Paradox?

Despite positive economic indicators, the recent surge in layoffs suggests a nuanced interplay between workforce dynamics and corporate strategies.

Adam Swart: The Visionary Behind Crowds On Demand's Innovative Approach

Crowds on Demand excels in turning regular campaigns into extraordinary movements with inventive PR stunts and large-scale events, even in challenging logistics.

NATFL™ Is Paving The Way For College Athletes Beyond The Finish Line

NATFL™, founded by Lauretta and Joseph Codrington, addresses athletes' transition challenges by providing a unique platform for seamless progression from college to the professional ranks.

U.S. President Joe Biden announces new steps requiring government to buy more made-in-America goods during remarks in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building's South Court Auditorium at the White House in Washington, U.S., March 4, 2022.

President Biden: 'Despicable' Drone Strike Will Not Go Unanswered

Former President Trump attributes the military base assault to President Biden's perceived weakness and surrender in a statement on his social media platform, Truth Social.

Federal Reserve boss Jerome Powell is among a number of monetary policymakers due to speak this week, with traders hoping for clues about the bank's plans for interest rates

Fed Set To Hold Rates Again, But When Will Cuts Begin?

The Federal Reserve's recent meeting maintained interest rates, while sparking speculation about potential cuts as analysts debate between March and May.

Best Walking Shoes For 2024: Enjoy Adventures In Comfort And Style

In this guide, we'll help you navigate the world of versatile and comfortable travel shoes, making sure you're ready for any adventure that comes your way.

Best Deodorants For Men In 2024: Combat Odor Effectively

Here we have compiled a list of deodorants that are a must-have for every man on the go.

Former president Donald Trump was in court while he campaigned ahead of New Hampshire's Republican primary

Jury Orders Trump To Pay Carroll $83.3M In Total Damages

A federal jury ruled Friday that Donald Trump must pay E. Jean Carroll a whopping $83.3 million in damages related to a sexual assault case from the 1990s.

Alabama Executes Hitman Kenneth Smith In US' First Known Nitrogen Gas Punishment

Kenneth Smith on Thursday became the United States' first known inmate to have been executed through nitrogen hypoxia after his botched lethal injection execution in 2022.

Forbes Workers Stage First-Ever Strike Over Union Issues

Forbes' editorial workers, in their first-ever strike, are protesting alleged union-busting and negotiation delays.

Is TurboTax Really Free? FTC Clamps Down On Deceptive Advertising Practices

The FTC has barred Intuit from advertising its services as "free" unless they are genuinely free for all customers or if eligibility is explicitly disclosed.

People exit the headquarters of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in Washington, D.C.

Crypto Chaos: Inside SEC's X Account Hack And Market Impact

SEC's X account hack, involving a SIM swap, instigates market turmoil as investigators delve into the cyberattack's details.

Best Shoes For Standing All Day 2024: Discover The Pinnacle Of Comfort

Here, we have highlighted key features for all-day standing shoes and provided recommendations to streamline your shoe shopping experience.

Best Vacuum Cleaner For Pet Hair For 2024: Revolutionize Your Cleaning Routine

If you're tired of the constant struggle against pet hair, our comprehensive guide highlights the top-performing vacuums that make keeping your home clean a pet-friendly delight.

Former US President Donald Trump, pictured on his way to a Manhattan defamation trial on the eve of the New Hampshire primary, has spent much of the campaign in court

Trump Closes In On Biden Rematch After New Hampshire Win

Trump did little actual campaigning in New Hampshire. However, his message — a mixture of personal grievance and right-wing culture war firing his base — has delivered seemingly insurmountable polling leads.

US President Joe Biden's reelection strategy has so far focused on attacking Donald Trump

Can We Safeguard Election Integrity Against AI Interference?

Are we doing enough to combat the risk of AI interference and misinformation in elections?

US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin during a hearing on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC on May 11, 2022

US Defense Chief Makes First Appearance Since Secret Hospitalization

US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin on Tuesday made his first appearance since being hospitalized for complications from cancer treatment -- a stay he concealed from both the White House and Congress for several days.

Republican presidential hopeful and former US president Donald Trump aims to end the primary as a meaningful competition with a win in New Hampshire

Why Wall Street Is Silently Starting To Get In Line Behind Trump

Wall Street executives are taking a strategic position with the increasing likelihood of Donald Trump winning the GOP presidential nomination.

A woman walks as snow falls during a storm in New York City on January 19, 2024, but several parts of the country were getting pummelled by blizzard conditions

Fierce Winter Weather Slams US, Dozens Dead

Unrelenting storms have pummelled the United States over the past week, leading to at least 50 weather-related deaths, officials and US media reported Friday, as large swathes of the country brace for new winter wallops.

Biden Administration Policy Jeopardizes The System That Gave Us Gene Editing

The White House just released a proposal that would allow federal agencies to rip up patent licensing agreements between universities -- which may receive federal research funds -- and private companies, including biotech firms.

Chiltrix Brings The Latest In Energy-Efficient Heating And Cooling With Top-Of-The-Line Air-To-Water Heat Pumps

An increased awareness of environmental impacts has resulted in efforts to increase the energy efficiency of heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) systems.

Biden The 'Anti-Trump' - Winning Strategy Or No Strategy At All?

US President Joe Biden's agenda for a second term has so far hinged on the fact that he isn't Donald Trump -- but will it be enough to keep him in the White House?

The US government is hours away from a shutdown as Republican lawmakers fail to reach a deal on a funding agreement

Congress Passes Stopgap Funding Bill To Avert Government Shutdown

The short-term measure was cleared by the House late Thursday, hours after the Senate passed it.

US President Joe Biden speaks to reporters before boarding Marine One on the South Lawn of the White House

US Launches Fresh Houthi Strikes As Biden Warns Of More

The United States launched fresh strikes against Yemen's Houthis Thursday and President Joe Biden signaled they would keep going until the Iranian-backed rebels stop targeting ships in the Red Sea.

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