Federal judge blocks Florida election law that would have set limits on voter registration
A federal judge on Monday blocked a Florida election law that would have set limits on voter registration in the state.
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Oligarch Fridman Bemoans a Life ‘Destroyed’ by EU Sanctions
The life of Mikhail Fridman, one of Russia’s original oligarchs, was “destroyed” after he was hit by European
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A new Texas law forces vendors to rate sexual content in schoolbooks. They're not happy about it
Book vendors selling to Texas public schools, ranging from national sellers like Amazon to local bookstores with eight employees, must now rate the books they sell based on sexual content.
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Google Set to Hire Former Apple Executive as India Policy Head
Alphabet Inc.’s Google is set to appoint a manufacturing and policy veteran as its top government affairs executive
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Turkey’s Erdogan Pours Cold Water on Swedish NATO Entry Talks
Turkey’s president downplayed the chances of a significant breakthrough at talks this week to bring Sweden into NATO,
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Meta Loses EU Court Fight Over German Attack on Facebook
Meta Platforms Inc.’s Facebook lost its fight at the European Union’s top court to topple a German antitrust
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Malaysia NGOs Sue Government for Delisting Liquid Nicotine
Three Malaysian grassroots organizations have filed a civil suit against the government for removing liquid nicotine from the
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Lawsuit alleges Harvard gives preferential treatment to legacy admissions, who are 'overwhelmingly' White
Three minority advocacy groups are suing Harvard University's governing body, accusing the school of discrimination by giving preferential treatment to children of wealthy donors and alumni, and are citing the recent US Supreme Court ruling that gutted affirmative action to bolster their lawsuit.
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Texas Sued by Houston Over Law Limiting Power of State’s Cities
The city of Houston said it sued the state of Texas to challenge a sweeping state law —
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Nathan Law: Hong Kong activist in UK fears for safety over bounty
Nathan Law says his life has become more dangerous as Hong Kong police offer a bounty for his arrest.
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Twitter Accused of Ducking a Fight Over Musk’s Mass Layoffs
Twitter Inc. is refusing to engage in arbitration with ex-employees who were fired when Elon Musk took over
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Monster Moves Closer to Buying Bang Energy After FTC Ends Review
Monster Beverage Corp. is moving forward with its $362 million acquisition of its bankrupt rival Bang Energy after
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