Vaccine Misinformation Concerns Rise as Robert F Kennedy Jr Gains Influence in Colorado
In blue Colorado, vaccine advocates see a chance for Robert F Kennedy Jr despite the state's refusal to shift right in the 2024 presidential election.
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November 2024
Top 10 Smartwatch & Fitness Tracker Bargains: Black Friday 2024
Unleash Great Deals on Smartwatches and Fitness Trackers This Holiday Season
With the onset of the holiday shopping…
Indian Regulator’s Move to Limit Bancassurance May Hamper Private…
Indian insurance regulator's plan to limit bancassurance business may impact growth of private insurers and their…
Understanding Swatting: Tactic Targeting Trump Cabinet Picks
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Swatting is a harmful tactic being used to target nominees for President Trump's cabinet. Reports of bomb threats and "swatting," where false emergency reports are made to trigger a large police response, are increasing. The threats are being considered dangerous and concerning, with some figures commenting that it does not surprise them…
Adyen Launches Flood Relief Campaign for Spanish Communities
Adyen launches a relief campaign for victims of the devastating floods in Spain, matching all contributions made…
Canada Prepares for Possible Retaliatory Tariffs Against US Products
Canada is considering retaliatory tariffs if President-elect Donald Trump imposes tariffs on Canadian products as…
Political turbulence threatens some climate policies, spares others.
Canadian climate policy requires public investment to secure support and survive electoral changes, focusing on pro-worker and green initiatives.
China’s Counter to Trump: ‘Supply Chain Warfare’ – NY…
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China is implementing a new strategy known as 'supply chain warfare' to counter potential impacts from…
Trump’s Cabinet Nominees Targeted in Bomb Threats and Swatting Incidents
Several of Trump's cabinet nominees and administration appointees were targeted in overnight "swatting" incidents…
Minneapolis Tattoo Artist Strives to Become Rare Black Farmer in Minnesota
Biden's administration dispersed $2 billion to farmers discriminated against by past US Department of Agriculture practices.