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Boeing's Manned Starliner Mission Finally Launches After Years of Delays

Boeing's Manned Starliner Mission Finally Launches After Years of Delays

The Boeing CST-100 Starliner finally launched to space on June 5, 2024 after almost a decade of delays and malfunctions.


FAA Greenlights SpaceX's 4th Starship Flight

The Federal Aviation Administration has issued a license for the fourth launch of SpaceX’s Starship rocket system, scheduled for Jun. 6, 12:00 UTC.

AT&T, Verizon Customers Experience Outage Across US

Customers of AT&T and Verizon have experienced outages in several major US cities. An AT&T sign hangs outside of a store on April 01, 2024, in Miami, Florida.

No Name Sports Bar Faces Lawsuit for Alleged Disability Discrimination

The owners of No Name Sports Bar, a hospitality establishment in Sebastian, Florida, received a lawsuit from two of its former employees for their alleged disability discrimination.


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Chinese Spacecraft Lands on Moon's Far Side to Collect Samples in Space Race with US
A Chinese spacecraft has successfully landed on the moon's far side to collect rock samples, marking the latest move in the growing space rivalry with the US.
Boeing Scrubs Starliner Launch, Complicating Company’s Passenger Jet Woes
Boeing makes another attempt to launch its its Starliner spacecraft en route to the International Space Station, carrying two NASA astronauts and a crucial replacement for the ISS’s urine processor pump aboard.
Jury Finds Former President Donald Trump Guilty On All 34 Counts In Hush Money Trial
Elon Musk's X and NewsNation would be staging a town hall with former US President Donald Trump, but the date and location is yet to be determined.
Alirio and Jose Luis Zambrano, two of the six Citgo executives who were trapped and imprisoned in Venezuela, have accused their former company of abandoning them in a lawsuit filed in Houston.
US Reportedly Close to Finalizing Deal With Moderna to Fund Its Bird Flu Vaccine Trial
The US government is reportedly in the final stages of negotiations to fund a late-stage trial of Moderna's mRNA bird flu vaccine amid the outbreak spreading in dairy cows.
Amid Walmart Mass Layoff in US, Walmart Philippine Supplier is Hiring Thousands of Factory Workers
Walmart revealed that its self-checkout machines have overcharged its customers with an average of 1.88% of all the total amount of items, with around 80% of those affected already being reimbursed.
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Former Deutsche Bank executive Rashawn Russell has been found guilty of running a Ponzi-like scheme where he promised investors ‘guaranteed’ cryptocurrency results.
Amazon failed to convince a US district court to dismiss the Federal Trade Commission’s lawsuit accusing the tech giant of allegedly tricking people into signing up for its Prime service.
Chinese Man Arrested as Cybercrime Ringleader in US-Led Bust; Luxury Assets Confiscated
The US and its allies arrested a Chinese man accused of leading a global cybercrime network, seizing millions in assets, involved in defrauding the American government of billions of dollars during the COVID-19 pandemic.
US Refuses to Comment Bombs Dropped in Rafah are American-Made
Top US officials have refused to comment whether American-made munitions were used at an Israeli airstrike that left 45 people dead and 200 more injured.
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