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Record High Gold Prices Caused by China’s Gold Purchases
As gold surged this year to its highest price ever, Xena Lin joined the frenzy by making monthly purchases of…
Boeing Firefighters Excluded from Work During Union Dispute
As Americans head to the polls in 2024, the very future of our country is at stake. At HuffPost, we…
Black Voters Divided by Generation Gap as Civil Rights Era Becomes Distant Memory
Loretta Green, an 88-year-old woman from Southwest Atlanta, has voted in every possible election since she legally registered to vote…
New Georgia Law May Pose New Challenges for Homeless Voters
Barry Dupree, who spent over four decades battling drug addiction and homelessness, has vivid memories of voting in the 2020…
Jerry Seinfeld’s Comedy No Longer Revolves Around Nothing
Jerry Seinfeld, known for his comedic persona and hit TV show about nothing, has recently shifted towards a more public…
Investor Files Lawsuit Against 777 Partners for Alleged $600 Million Fraud
An English Premier League soccer team's potential sale to American investment firm 777 Partners has hit a major roadblock as…
Georgia Senators Uncover Lack of Accountability in Fani Willis’ Spending of Taxpayer Funds: Described as Lawless
Access to the content requires joining Fox News by either logging in or creating a free account. After reaching the…
Is It Beneficial to Be Exclusive?
Paramount’s potential merger with Skydance has been a major point of contention in the media industry. After the exclusive negotiations…
What Type of Third-Party Candidate is R.F.K. Jr.?
With just six months left until the election, it's too early to determine if Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a Democrat-turned-independent…
Others are now responsible for building electric vehicle chargers with Tesla’s recent pullback.
Elon Musk surprised the industry this week by reversing Tesla's aggressive push to build electric vehicle chargers in the United…
Cfius Under Spotlight as Political Controversy Surrounds U.S. Steel Bid
President Biden expressed opposition to Japan's Nippon Steel's proposed takeover of U.S. Steel at a recent campaign event in Pennsylvania,…
Student Journalists Shine Light on Campus Protests Over Gaza
Student journalists at Columbia University's protest encampment in Manhattan provided real-time updates as police officers in riot gear cleared an…
Paramount’s Exclusive Talks with Skydance Set to End, Putting Deal at Risk
Paramount's exclusive window to negotiate a merger with Skydance has come to an end, opening up the possibility of other…
Trump Media Auditor Charged with Fraud by SEC
The Securities and Exchange Commission has barred accounting firm BF Borgers from auditing financial statements of public companies, including Trump…
Wealthy benefactor Barry Sternlicht criticizes Brown’s agreement with protesters.
Billionaire donor Barry Sternlicht criticized Brown University for considering cutting investments tied to Israel, calling it unacceptable and pausing his…