More than 20 million Americans enrolled in a federal program for subsidized internet access
More than 20 million US households are now receiving discounts on internet service as part of a federal program created to close the digital divide, according to the Federal Communications Commission.
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Judge rules in favor of young Montana plaintiffs in landmark climate trial
A Montana judge handed a significant victory on Monday to more than a dozen young plaintiffs in the nation's first constitutional climate trial, as extreme weather becomes more deadly and scientists warn the climate crisis is eroding our environment and natural resources.
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Biden administration releases 'legal resources' for colleges in response to Supreme Court's affirmative action decision
The Biden administration is releasing new guidance and "legal resources" for colleges and universities that want to ensure student diversity in the admissions process after the Supreme Court gutted affirmative action in June.
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Three US military services without Senate-confirmed chiefs for first time in history
Another US military service chief has relinquished command without a Senate-confirmed replacement in place, marking the first time in the Defense Department's history that three services are operating without a confirmed senior military officer in place.
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US Steel rejects buyout offer from rival Cleveland-Cliffs
Shares of US Steel soared Monday on news that rival Cleveland-Cliffs has proposed a purchase of the company, a move that would create the nation's largest steelmaker.
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Coinbase launches nonprofit crypto advocacy group
Coinbase is launching an independent nonprofit organization for advancing pro-crypto legislation through Congress, hoping to build on recent legislative and legal wins for the digital asset industry.
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Hawaiian Electric stock plunges 40% after lawsuit alleges it failed to shut power off ahead of the Maui wildfires
Hawaiian Electric's stock tumbled to a 13-year low Monday morning, plummeting nearly 40% after a class action lawsuit filed over the weekend alleged that Maui's devastating wildfires were caused by the utility's energized power lines that were knocked down by strong winds.
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When is Plunder Coming Back to Warzone: August 2023
The earliest Plunder is coming back to Warzone in August 2023 is on Wednesday, Aug. 16 in the next Warzone playlist update.
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Idina Menzel was hesitant to play Lea Michele's mom on 'Glee'
Idina Menzel didn't always want to play Lea Michele's mom on "Glee."
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How much water is left in the Colorado River? Scientists and officials are scrambling to find out
Officials, farmers and tribes are bracing for more difficult negotiations on how to divvy up the Colorado River in the long term.
1970-01-01 08:00
Cardinals Rumors: Tyler O'Neill's effort, Adam Wainwright disrespect, Dylan Carlson struggles
Cardinals Rumors: Does Tyler O'Neill have an effort problem?Oli Marmol received some flack early this season for benching Tyler O'Neill for a perceived lack of effort. This was despite the fact O'Neill was coming off a season in which he played just 96 games, and struggled to stay h...
1970-01-01 08:00
Why is Lockdown Mode Disabled in Warzone?
Lockdown mode is likely disabled in Warzone to prevent XP farming, and there is no return date from the developers just yet.
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