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Waterloo's Final Day As Eurostar Terminal

New EU Biometric Border Checks Prompt Eurostar to Issue Warning About Passenger Caps

According to the station owner HS1, Eurostar may have to limit St. Pancras departures due to biometric border procedures later this year.


Republicans Finally Giving Up on Their Attempt to Impeach Joe Biden? Some GOP Lawmakers Spill the Sour Truth

Are Republicans finally giving up on their bid to impeach President Joe Biden? Are Republicans finally giving up on their bid to impeach President Joe Biden? Following months of investigation to search for evidence of wrongdoing, CNN reported that a growing number of senior House Republicans are starting to realize that they have no reason to impeach Biden.

Joe Biden Issues Order Imposing Sanctions on Israeli Settlers Who Attack Palestinians in West Bank

President Joe Biden has issued an executive order targeting Israeli settlers who attack Palestinians in the West Bank.

Drugmaker Hikma, Ad Firm Publicis Agree to Pay $500 Million to Settle US Opioid Cases

A division of French ad firm Publicis Groupe SA and drugmaker Hikma Pharmaceuticals have reached separate settlements totaling $500 million to resolve allegations that they helped fuel the deadly opioid epidemic in the US.


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Disney's Lawsuit Against Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Junked by Court
A federal judge has junked Disney's lawsuit against Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and his allies.
In Rare Bipartisan Vote, US House Approves $78 Billion Child, Business Tax Breaks Bill
The House of Representatives has approved a $78 billion bipartisan package that will boost the child tax credit and enhance business tax breaks.
Elon Musk's Tesla Sued by 25 California Counties Over Hazardous Waste
Elon Musk's electric car company, Tesla, was sued by a group of 25 California counties over hazardous waste.
Defunct Crypto Exchange FTX Is Paying Back Customers in Full: Here's What You Need to Know
FTX, the cryptocurrency exchange that has collapsed, intends to repay investors for the losses they incurred during its downfall.
Citibank Sued by New York State Over Failure to Protect, Reimburse Victims of Fraud
The state of New York has filed a lawsuit against Citibank for its alleged failure to protect customers from electronic fraud and to reimburse victims for millions of dollars in losses.
Elon Musk Could Lose His Spot as World's Richest Person After Judge Voids His Record-Breaking $55 Billion Tesla Pay Package
A Delaware judge ruled on Tuesday to void Tesla CEO Elon Musk's 2018 compensation package, which is potentially worth up to $55.8 billion.
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GOP reps are urging the Biden administration to investigate Ford's deals with Chinese companies.
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The Bank of England fined HSBC £57.4 million ($72.8 million) for "serious failings" in customer money protection.
Joe Biden to Ban Salary History Use in Federal Employment Offers, Require Contractors to Reveal Pay Ranges in Job Ads
The administration of President Joe Biden plans to require companies with federal government contracts to disclose compensation ranges in job postings.
Donald Trump's Tax Return Leaker Gets 5 Years in Prison
Former President Donald Trump's tax return leaker, Charles Littlejohn, was sentenced to five years in prison.
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