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The New York Times Calls for Biden to Withdraw After Debate Disaster

New York Times Faces Reverse Discrimination Allegations in Federal Lawsuit

The New York Times faces a federal lawsuit alleging reverse discrimination in hiring, raising debate over diversity policies in the workplace.


Potato Chip Recall Issued for Zapp's and Dirty Brands Due to Possible Salmonella Risk

Zapp's and Dirty potato chips are recalled nationwide over possible salmonella risk linked to a seasoning ingredient.

Subway Closes 729 US Restaurants as McDonald's Gains Ground in Fast-Food Race

Subway closed 729 U.S. locations in 2025 as McDonald's gains ground, intensifying competition in the fast-food market.

Fruit-Flavored E-Cigarettes for Adults Get FDA Approval in Controversial Move

The FDA has approved fruit-flavored e-cigarettes for adult smokers, sparking debate over youth vaping risks and public health concerns.


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Pete Hegseth
Three new companies have secured a new contract with the Pentagon, but Anthropic remains out of the equation.
Trump lifts whisky tariff during King Charles' state visit.
US President Trump cancels whisky tariffs after King Charles' visit, signaling improved US-UK trade relations. The move is expected to benefit the Scotch whisky industry and ease trade tensions.
Spirit Airlines Shutting Down Unless a Rescue Deal Saves It
Spirit Airlines is shutting down, risking travel disruptions and job losses. Major airlines prepare contingency plans, while ticket prices may rise without Spirit's competitive influence.
Tesla Model X and Model S
Tesla's direct sales model is disrupting traditional car dealerships, prompting fears of diminished roles as more automakers adopt this approach, reshaping the automotive industry's future.
Purdue Pharma Faces $5.5B Criminal Sentence for Deceiving Regulators and
Purdue Pharma has been sentenced to pay $5.5 billion after pleading guilty to deceiving regulators and fueling the US opioid crisis through aggressive and illegal opioid sales practices.
JBS Faces Lawsuit in Brazil Over Beef Linked to Forced
Brazil's labor prosecutors have sued JBS over claims it bought cattle linked to forced labor, raising major concerns about supply chain oversight in the country's beef industry.
US-AUTOMOTIVE-FORD
Ford Motor Company expects a $1.3 billion tariff refund after a Supreme Court ruling, boosting profits despite ongoing trade cost pressures.
Elon Musk’s Historic Pay Deal Faces Fierce Pushback From Shareholders
Elon Musk accused Sam Altman of a "bait and switch" over OpenAI's direction during a heated court trial in California, escalating tensions in the high-stakes legal battle.
Spirit Airlines Offers Early Departure Packages to Salaried Employees: Here's Why
Spirit Airlines faces possible collapse as $500 million bailout talks stall, with creditors blocking a key government rescue plan.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg
The EU moves closer to fining Meta over alleged DSA breaches, citing weak age checks on Facebook and Instagram and risks to underage users online.
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