Ex-FTX Executive Salame Pleads Guilty to Criminal Charges
Former FTX executive Ryan Salame pleaded guilty to criminal charges stemming from the collapse of the cryptocurrency exchange.
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Biden Pulls Energy Department Nominee After Gas Stove Spat With Manchin
The White House withdrew its nominee for an Energy Department posting, ending a months-long standoff and handing a
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College football rankings: Top 25 teams re-ranked by number of NFL players in 2023
The college football rankings favor Alabama and the rest of the SEC when you look at which teams have the most players on NFL rosters in 2023.
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Lotus Unleashes Emeya, a Porsche Panamera-Like Electric Sedan
The next electric-vehicle maker poised to merge with a blank-check company will go public with some product momentum
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Why India Is Such a Pivotal Front in the Global Climate Fight
India has a particularly daunting climate challenge. The world’s third-biggest emitter of greenhouse gases, the country will need
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Leadership Doubts Threaten Fortescue Founder’s Green Reinvention
Three years after he first embarked on a mission to transform an iron ore giant into a clean-energy
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Ezra Collective win the Mercury Prize for Where I'm Meant To Be
Jazz quintet Ezra Collective have won the Mercury Prize at the Eventim Apollo in London.
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UK Plans Food Security Summit After Black Sea Deal Collapse
The UK plans to host a summit for countries hit by rising food prices due to Russia’s war
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G20 India: Can a divided group deliver results?
G20 president India wants workable outcomes but the Ukraine war has deeply divided the group.
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Irish couple die after being hit by car in Rome
The couple, reported to be 59 and 60, were killed on the outskirts of the city on Thursday.
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Why Biden's strong economy feels so bad to most Americans
What's the biggest problem with the US economy right now? The vibes are off.
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Apple’s 2-Day Slide Nears $200 Billion on China IPhone Curbs
Apple Inc. shares fell almost 3% Thursday, wiping out nearly $200 billion of market value in just two
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