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SEC sues Applied BioSciences, Turbo Global over misleading claims related to COVID-19
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filed separate complaints against Applied BioSciences and Turbo Global Partners for allegedly making misleading statements about its initiatives to prevent the spread of COVID-19.…
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Police charges University of Florida student for threatening mass shooting at Virginia Tech
A University of Florida student is in prison and facing charges after threatening to commit a mass shooting…
By Marivic Cabural SummersBurr’s Temporary Resignation as Chairman Surprises Senators
The conclusion of Sen. Richard Burr (R-N.C.) to resign, for now, as the Senate Intelligence Committee chair surprised senators on Thursday, The…
By Rhett WilkinsonDemocrats, Republicans Split on Federal Voting by Mail
Americans seek to vote by mail in November. However, Democratic measures to mandate it do not seem to…
By Rhett WilkinsonMichigan Democrat “Unimpressed” with Whitmer’s Response to COVID-19
Michigan remains under one of the strictest lockdown orders in the nation. Thus far, Governor Gretchen Whitmer has…
By Gabrielle SeunagalWisconsin Supreme Court Ends Gov. Evers’ Safer-at-Home Order
For weeks now, the American people have taken to the streets in protest against tyrannical lockdowns. Last Thursday,…
By Gabrielle SeunagalMorgan Stanley Smith Barney to pay $5 million to settle SEC charges
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney (MSSB) agreed to pay a penalty of $5 million to settle the administrative proceeding…
By Marivic Cabural SummersDr. Rand Paul to Anthony Fauci: You Are Not the “End-All” on COVID-19
As a member of the White House coronavirus task force, Dr. Anthony Fauci has become widely-recognized in America.…
By Gabrielle SeunagalDNC Takes Initial Measures In Downsizing Convention, Which Is In-Person
The Democratic National Committee on Tuesday took initial measures in downsizing its 2020 nominating convention or putting some…
By Rhett WilkinsonThe Supreme Court Is Split Over the Right of Owners of Religious Institutions to Terminate Employees
The Supreme Court seemed ideologically split Monday in a matter brought before them that puts the independence of…
By Rhett WilkinsonGov. Gretchen Whitmer: Michiganders “Safer at Home” Until COVID-19 Vaccine
In a matter of weeks, the narrative and purpose of safer-at-home directives rapidly changed. When these initiatives first…
By Gabrielle SeunagalPopular News
Giant Robot Abandoned at Pop Star’s Former Mansion Becomes Eerie Local Landmark
Mexican Influencer Cesar Gastélum Shot Dead During TikTok Livestream in Cartel-Plagued Sinaloa
The 16 September Deadline: What Britain Must File to Keep the Tates in Custody
Federal Judge Dismisses Murdaugh’s $600K Payback Suit Against the Clerk Who Blew Up His Conviction
Wall Street Under Siege: AI-Powered Cyberattack Wave Targets Citadel, Two Sigma, and Point72
