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TikTok Spends Millions of Dollars on TV Ads

Social media platform TikTok has spent $2.1 million in television ads as the Senate is reviewing a bill that could force its parent company to sell the app.

Mississippi Sends BlackRock Cease-And-Desist Order

Mississippi Secretary of State Michael Watson sent a cease-and-desist letter to BlackRock earlier this week over the asset manager's environmental, social, and governance (ESG) policies.

White House Announces Three AI Policies to Safeguard Public Welfare

The Biden administration unveiled three new policies on Thursday aimed at shaping the federal government's utilization of artificial intelligence (AI), positioning the standards as...

Disney Drops Lawsuits Against DeSantis-Backed Board, Reach Settlement

Disney dropped its lawsuits against Florida Governor Ron DeSantis (R), reaching a settlement with the Central Florida Tourism Oversight District (CFTOD).

Missouri AG Sues Censorship Group Media Matters

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey filed a lawsuit against censorship organization Media Matters, alleging it has engaged in fraudulent business practices.

Automation Looms as California Fast-Food Restaurants Adjust to $20 Minimum Wage

California fast-food restaurants are scaling back their staff ahead of a state law that will increase the minimum wage to $20 per hour, as...

Biden Pokes Fun at Trump’s Golf Trophies in Social Media Exchange

President Joe Biden took a jab at former President Donald Trump on social media after Trump boasted about winning two amateur golf trophies at...

Legal Showdown: Justice Department Alleges Apple’s Monopolistic Practices in Smartphone Market

The United States has launched a groundbreaking legal action against Apple, alleging the tech behemoth has monopolized the smartphone market and stifled competition. In the...

Laken Riley’s Father Says ‘She’s Being Used’ By Politicians

The father of Georgia nursing student Laken Riley who was murdered by an illegal immigrant last month said he feels like "she's being used" by politicians among the fight to secure the border.

Federal Agencies Provide Banks Tools to Flag Americans Buying Guns or Bibles

Federal agencies reportedly gave banks automated tools to flag as possible domestic terrorists any Americans who buy Bibles or support the enforcement of protecting the border, testimony revealed before a House committee.

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