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An ongoing recall of Costco eggs over salmonella has been escalated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, who placed the recall in its most severe class in December 2024, about a month after ...

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What just happened? The net neutrality saga is effectively over following a federal appeals court ruling this week, unless Congress decides to revisit the debate. Given the current political ...

Donald Trump’s first term as president marked a conservative shift for the federal judiciary that will continue to shape policy for years to come. In just four years, 234 of Trump’s judicial nominees ...

A research study by State Bank of India (SBI) highlighted that the extreme poverty in the country has reduced to minimal with poverty rates in the country falling below 5 percent in 2024.

The U.S. Department of the Interior has determined that the Shinnecock Indian Nation’s Westwoods property has always been "within the Nation’s aboriginal territory" in a major potential ...

We expect a few more companies to unveil tech with transparent screens this year – but they won’t come cheap. When LG announced the first transparent OLED display at the 2024 CES consumer show in Las ...

The Egyptian King, Mohamed Salah, produced another double-digit magic in Gameweek 19, breaking the 200-point mark and setting up an incredible FPL milestone. It's been a solid first half of the ...

Max Mallow is an editor for Sports Illustrated Soccer. Somehow, he has just enough time every matchday to tweet when an Arsenal player scores a goal.

Arsenal - and Fantasy Premier League players - will be hoping that Kai Havertz will be fit enough to return to the squad to face Brighton on Saturday evening. The Gunners will take on the Seagulls at ...

Two members of a New Jersey family that built a troubled affordable-housing empire — loading aging properties such as Philadelphia’s Brith Sholom House with debt, and then walking away as they tumbled ...