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Michigan's Bird Flu (H5N1) Outbreak Linked to Texas Dairy Cows, Affecting Poultry and Cattle Operations

H5N1 Strain: Bird Flu Outbreak Blamed on Dairy Farms; USDA Confirms Cow-to-Cow Transmission

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), the H5N1 bird flu virus strain has been found in raw milk from infected animals in significant amounts. However, it is still unclear how long the virus cans survive in milk.


Philippines Wants US, Japan to Fund Freight Railway Project After It Drops Funding Talks With China

The Philippines is seeking alternative financing deals for a freight railway project after funding talks with China were dropped.

US Committee Reveals Secret Brazil Court Orders to Elon Musk's X Regarding Account Suspensions

A US congressional committee revealed classified Brazilian court rulings suspending accounts on the social media platform X, providing insight into choices that have sparked accusations about suspected censorship by the firm and its billionaire owner, Elon Musk.

Sheetz Convenience Store Accused of Racial Discrimination After Denying Employment of Black, Mixed-Race, and Native American Applicants

A federal agency accused a famous gas station chain of employment procedures that discriminate against Black, Native American, and multiracial applicants.


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UPDATE: Google Employees Arrested and Fired After Staging Protests Over Company's Project Nimbus Deal With Israel
Several Google employees were arrested on Tuesday following their sit-in protests at the company's offices in New York City and California.
Disneyland Moves Closer to Expansion Plans as Anaheim City Council Approves $1.9 Billion Project
The Anaheim City Council has given the green light to Disneyland Forward, the Walt Disney Company's ambitious plan to expand its iconic theme park.
Micron Technology Set to Receive $6.1 Billion CHIPS Grant From Biden Administration
The Biden administration has agreed to pay $6.1 billion in government funding for Micron Technology to produce advanced memory computer chips in New York and Idaho.
Washington DC Ranked as the Hardest-Working City in US; Factors Include Employment Rate, Average Weekly Work Hours
According to a study conducted by WalletHub, Washington DC has been ranked as the hardest working city in America.
American Companies Are Exploring 4-Day Workweek Setup; Is It Really Possible?
Many companies in the United States are reportedly exploring the 4-day workweek option. But, is the proposed new norm possible for all industries?
99 Cents Only Files for Bankruptcy as Stores Are Closing Down for Good
99 Cents Only recently announced the closures of roughly 371 stores across California, Nevada, Texas, and Arizona.
EU Greenlights Japan's Nippon Steel's $14.9 Billion Acquisition of US Steel Despite Opposition
US Steel shareholders have overwhelmingly approved the firm's sale to Japan's Nippon Steel for a cash payment of $14.1 billion.
China Ramps Up Weapons Sales to Russia Amid War With Ukraine, US Intelligence Claims
US intelligence has revealed a significant surge in China's equipment sales to Russia amid its ongoing war with Ukraine.
Student Loan Forgiveness 2024: Here’s Who May Have Their Debt Canceled This Year!
US President Joe Biden has made a significant announcement, revealing his decision to cancel $7.4 billion in student loan debt for over 277,000 individuals.
New York's Legal Marijuana Industry Hits New High, Reaches Over 100 Licensed Shops Across Empire State
New York cannabis regulators are celebrating a significant milestone for reaching over 100 licensed stores across the state.
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