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Court Rejects Johnson & Johnson Bankruptcy Strategy for Tens of Thousands of Baby Powder Lawsuits

A U.S. court on Monday rejected pharmaceutical company Johnson & Johnson’s bankruptcy strategy to resolve billions of dollars in lawsuits that alleged the firm’s talc products cause cancer.

American Banks Prepare for Decline in Profits, 17 Percent Drop Predicted for Top Six Banks in the Fourth Quarter

Big banks in the United States are getting ready to deal with shrinking profits due to factors like an overall difficult economic environment, despite the fact that interest incomes have risen over the past year.

FTX Founder Pleads Not Guilty to Criminal Charges

Charges brought against him by US prosecutors include wire fraud, conspiracy to commit commodities and securities fraud, conspiracy to commit money laundering, and campaign finance violations.

Republicans Pulled Nearly $4.5 Billion From BlackRock Over Climate Change Standards

Several Republican states removed almost $4.5 billion dollars from BlackRock due to the company's adherence to environmental, social, and corporate governance (ESG) policies.

Unlike Prior Generations, Analysis Shows Millennials Are Not Getting More Conservative as They Age

A recent study revealed that millennial voters, both in the U.S. and the U.K., are not following the typical rule that as people get older they become more conservative, but instead becoming more liberal over time.

American Scientists Just Made a Huge Energy Breakthrough

U.S. government scientists have recently managed to make significant progress toward successfully utilizing fusion energy, according to The Financial Times.

Sweden Out of COVID Vax Storage Space Due to Low Demand

Sweden has run out of space for storing COVID-19 vaccines due to the lack of demand in the country.

How to Refute the White House’s Thanksgiving ‘Talking Points’ Memo

The White House on Wednesday published a list of Thanksgiving "talking points" to be shared around the dinner table this holiday. White House chief of...

Kerry’s Climate Alarmism Scheme Allows Polluting Companies to Continue Polluting

White House climate envoy John Kerry announced Wednesday that the Biden administration and environmental nonprofits are creating a financial framework that will allow corporations to offset their emissions by buying “carbon credits” from developing nations.

U.S. Oil Producers Enjoy Most Profitable Six Months Ever

They reaped a windfall of hundreds of billions of dollars since February, according to the report.

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