Florida Gov. DeSantis Signs Social Media Ban for Minors; Companies May Pay Up to $50,000 Per Violation
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed HB 3 into law on Monday, implementing measures to regulate minors' access to social media platforms.
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Snap Stock Soars as US Lawmakers Push TikTok Ban Bil; Is This the Good Time to Invest?
Snap's stock increased by almost 5% because of the revised TikTok ban bill.
37 Suspects Operating Fraud Website 'LabHost' Arrested After Scamming Thousands of Victims
International law enforcement agencies, led by Britain’s Metropolitan Police, have successfully dismantled LabHost, a fraudulent website used by thousands of criminals to steal personal details, arres..
Singaporean Companies 'Not Happy' With Flexi-Work Option; Considers Overseas Recruitment Instead
Singaporean companies struggle with the new mandate for flexible-work setups, prompting them to reassess hiring strategies by considering overseas recruitment...
Dali Ship Owner Asks Cargo Owners to Cover Salvage Costs After Deadly Baltimore Bridge Collapse
The owner of the enormous container ship Dali, which caused Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge to collapse last month, has started the process of making the owners of the cargo on board to pay some ..
Disneyland Cast Members Move One Step Closer to Unionizing as They File for Union Vote
Disneyland cast members who work in the shows, parades, and visitor me...
US Plans to Lift Tariff Exceptions to Dominant Chinese Solar Panel Imports as Biden Accuses Beijing of 'Cheating' on Its Steel Trade Practices
The Biden Administration is anticipated to lift tariff exemptions on b...
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Tennessee Company Tuff Torq Corp. Hit with $300k Fine for Employing Children to Operate 'Dangerous' Machinery
Tuff Torq Corp. was fined $296,951 by the Labor Department's Wage and Hour Division for several child labor violations.
Donald Trump Joins World's 500 Richest People for First Time as Net Worth Skyrockets to $6.5 Billion
However, Trump's wealth is locked up in shares for six months, preventing him from settling his New York civil fraud court judgment.
Elon Musk's Lawsuit Against Anti-Hate Speech Group Dismissed by Judge as Intimidation Tactics
US judge dismisses Elon Musk's lawsuit against CCDH, citing it as an attempt to stifle free speech. Musk's claims were deemed unfounded.
Donald Trump Secures Relief in $464 Million Bond Fraud Case with $175 Million Pause — Assets Safe for Now
Former President Trump secured temporary relief, pausing a $454 million civil fraud judgment with a $175 million bond and preventing immediate asset seizures in New York.
Apple, Google, and Meta Face Potential Billion-Dollar Fines From European Commission Over Market Violations
The EU probes tech giants Apple, Google, and Meta under Digital Markets Act for potential violations to curb market dominance. Apple recently fined $2B.
Singapore: Ex-Transport Minister S. Iswaran Facing 8 More Charges in City-State’s Biggest Political Scandal
Singapore's former Transport Minister S. Iswaran was charged with eight more counts in court, raising his total to 35.
South Korea’s Senior Doctors to Resign in Protest Over Medical School Expansion
As the physicians' strike in South Korea grows, medical professors and doctors warn they will cut their hours or quit.
White House Slams Funding Bill Provision That Prohibits US Embassies From Displaying Pride Flags
White House officials pledged to overturn a Republican provision in a federal budget measure that would have banned LGBTQI+ Pride flags from US embassies.
Man Sues Women Over Negative Facebook Posts on FB Group 'Are We Dating the Same Guy'
A man sued 10 women over negative Facebook posts. Here's what the guy complains about.
