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Jeff Bezos Sells Nearly 12 Million Amazon Shares Worth at Least $2 Billion, With More to Come
SEATTLE—Jeff Bezos filed a statement with federal regulators indicating his sale of nearly 12 million shares of Amazon stock worth more than $2 billion. The Amazon executive chairman notified the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission of the sale of 11,997,698 shares of common stock on Feb. 7 and Feb. 8. The collective value of the […] Read More.
Defense Secretary Austin Hospitalized Again Has Transferred Duties, Pentagon Says
Deputy Secretary of Defense Kathleen Hicks has assumed the secretary’s functions and duties. Read More.
Putin ‘Not Ruling Out’ Prisoner Swap for US Reporter Evan Gershkovich
‘At the end of the day, it does not make sense to keep him in prison in Russia,’ Putin said. Read More.
Trump Campaign Hosts Caucus Night Watch Party in Las Vegas
The Donald J. Trump for President campaign hosts a Caucus Night Watch Party in Las Vegas, Nevada at 11:00 p.m. ET on 8, 2024. Before that, Nevada Republicans vote in the primary caucus in Clark County. Read More.
BREAKING: Biden confuses Egypt and Mexico while assuring nation he’s mentally fit
“I didn’t know how half the boxes got in my garage.” Read More.
Outdoor Artificial Lighting Linked to Increased Risk of Vision Loss: Study
But expert urges caution in interpreting findings due to limitations in estimating light exposure. Read More.
Trump blasts ‘Democrat trap’ border bill, says ‘it’s one of the dumbest bills I’ve ever seen’
“It’s one of the dumbest bills I’ve ever seen.” Read More.
DeSantis Criticizes California Homelessness, Proposes Legislation to Curb it in Florida
Florida governor urges state lawmakers to pass legislation this session to encourage homeless people to get off the streets and accept services for help. Read More.
JUST IN: Tucker Carlson has interviewed Vladimir Putin: report
“As far as I understand, Tucker Carlson got what he wanted,” a Russian journalist posted on X. Read More.
Supreme Court’s Affirmative Action Ruling May Be Bigger Than You Think
Commentary One of the more interesting, but less reported, aspects of the Supreme Court’s decision in the landmark affirmative action case Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard was its criticism of universities’ racial categories in admissions policies. That critique opens a new way to challenge racial discrimination in court. Lawyers and litigants who care about racial equality […] Read More.
Trump Planning to ‘Flip’ New York Amid Illegal Immigrant Crisis
Republican presidential candidate to hold rallies in South Bronx and Madison Square Garden. Read More.
California Agrees to $2 Billion Settlement Over COVID-19 Learning Loss Lawsuit
Filed in 2020, the California Department of Education has agreed to a lawsuit settlement alleging extended lockdowns inhibited learning. Read More.
Blood Clots the Leading Cause of Preventable Deaths in US Hospitals
Health care workers share insights on why nearly half of all hospital patients aren’t receiving proper preventative care for blood clots. Read More.
Biden Administration Begins Medicare Drug Price Negotiations
President Biden’s bid to lower drug prices, coming ahead of November’s election, has led to accusations of him trying to win ‘political points.’ Read More.
Trump Endorsers Rally Against Nikki Haley’s China Record in South Carolina as Primary Looms
As governor, Nikki Haley ‘rolled out the red carpet’ for China in the state, critics say. Read More.
