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Judge orders Martin Shkreli to surrender all copies of rare Wu-Tang Clan’s album
A federal judge has ruled that Martin Shkreli is prohibited from possessing or selling any copies of the one of a kind Wu-Tang Clan album, “One Upon a Time in Shaolin.” The former pharmaceutical executive must surrender all copies of the album to his legal team by Aug. 30. This comes just months after a… -
California eyes $150k home loans for undocumented migrants
Lawmakers in California are moving toward approving a measure that would allow undocumented immigrants to be eligible for state-supported home loans. Recipients could potentially receive up to $150,000 in assistance. The proposal has become a political flashpoint, as immigration continues to be a key issue in the upcoming presidential election. The program in California aims… -
Oil tanker ablaze, adrift in Red Sea after Houthi attack, 150,000 tons of oil aboard
An oil tanker continues to burn in the Red Sea days after it was set ablaze by Houthi rebels. New photos released on Sunday, Aug. 25, show flames spilling from the hull of the Greek-flagged vessel, but there are no signs of an oil spill yet. There is still a significant environmental hazard, with 150,000… -
Prison hostage situation in Russia resolved after 4 ‘neutralized’
The National Guard of Russia said that four inmates in a prison in the Volgograd region have been “neutralized.” The inmates proclaimed themselves militants of the Islamic State, and took the prison hostage, leading to snipers being called. The deadly revolt at the remote high security IK-19 Surovikino penal colony ended after the snipers killed… -
World first mRNA lung cancer vaccine trial begins, offering hope for thousands
In a significant advancement in cancer treatment, doctors have initiated trials for the world’s first mRNA lung cancer vaccine. This vaccine is being developed by the same German company behind the COVID-19 vaccines. Experts are optimistic that this new treatment could save thousands of lives. Lung cancer remains the leading cause of cancer deaths globally,… -
Secret Service agents suspended amid Trump shooting investigation
Several members of the U.S. Secret Service have been placed on leave following July’s assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump. According to ABC News, this involves at least five Secret Service officials who were involved in the planning of protection of Trump that day. Sources said that the internal investigation is expanding to focus… -
Taliban impose increased morality rules for women, fire beardless military men
On the heels of the Taliban celebrating three years in power, new rules being enforced on the people of Afghanistan. From further restrictions on women’s rights to a formal crackdown on dress codes for both genders. During the week of Aug. 18, over 280 members of the Afghan National Security Forces were dismissed because they… -
USPS proposes cost-cutting plan that could slow mail delivery in rural areas
The United States Postal Service is announcing new plans to cut costs and improve its finances. However, the plan does mean slower mail delivery for some Americans starting in 2025. The proposal aims to overhaul the delivery logistics of the service, a move that could delay mail delivery in certain areas. The areas most affected… -
US border agents seize $5 million worth of meth hidden in fake watermelons
Drug smugglers are broadening their horizons in their attempts to get illegal drugs into the U.S. This time, border agents intercepted a truck carrying more than $5 million worth of methamphetamine. The drugs were disguised to look like over 1,000 watermelons at a border crossing in San Diego. This comes just a week after officials… -
Australians gain the ‘right to disconnect’ under a new law over workers’ rights
Starting Monday, Aug. 26, Australians will gain the right to be left alone after office hours. That comes thanks to a new law passed earlier this year. The legislation, passed in February, protects employees who choose not to monitor, read or respond to any contact from their employers after hours. It essentially enshrines the “right… -
Home sales in July picked up after 4 months in a market slump
After a four-month slump, sales of previously occupied homes finally picked up in July. Lower mortgage rates and a rising number of homes on the market appear to have encouraged more home shoppers to make a move. Despite the news, the increased supply of homes did not help cool home prices. Sales are still down… -
New York City to use city land in massive housing expansion
New York City Mayor Eric Adams has issued an order to figure out what city-owned land would be best for housing development. The city is currently tackling an affordable housing crisis, as it struggles with a rental vacancy of just 1.4% The order from Adams requires all city agencies from the New York City Police… -
The hidden cost of clicking ‘agree’ when it comes to consumer rights
If you’ve ever signed up for a cellphone plan, a streaming service, or created an account on a website, chances are you’ve signed away your right to sue that company for wrongdoing. Most of us don’t even realize it. But during the week of Aug. 18, that reality took center stage in a lawsuit against…
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