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Supreme Court says CA can’t enforce a ban on indoor church services because of the coronavirus pandemic

February 7, 2021 Antonio Chad

The Supreme Court is disclosing to California it can’t enforce a prohibition on indoor community gatherings due to the Covid pandemic. The high…

Pelosi to pay $5,000 for ignoring metal identifier rules in Capitol:GOP pols

February 7, 2021 Benjamin Leo

Hours after media uncovered that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi docked $5,000 each from the compensation of two GOP legislators for spurning her new…

McKinsey & Co. said it will pay nearly $600 million to settle allegations

February 6, 2021 Dave Barr

McKinsey and Co. said it will pay almost $600 million to settle allegations that it powered the nationwide narcotic emergency by aiding Purdue…

Senate is preparing to pass a package of 10 bills to bolster accountability and oversight of nursing homes

February 6, 2021 Antonio Chad

The Democratic-run state Senate is planning to pass a bundle of 10 bills to reinforce responsibility and oversight of nursing homes — and…

Online brokerage app Robinhood has removed temporary trading restrictions on all stocks

February 5, 2021 Benjamin Leo

Online brokerage application Robinhood said on Thursday it has eliminated brief exchanging limitations on all stocks, including GameStop Corp and AMC Entertainment Holdings…

Elon Musk’s SpaceX is in hot water with the federal government for violating the terms of his test license

February 5, 2021 Lucas Carter

Elon Musk’s SpaceX rocket bitten the dust attempting to descend from its first high-elevation flight — and now the tycoon is in trouble…

Fernando Mateo, an advocate for taxi drivers and bodega owners launches bid for NYC mayor

February 3, 2021 Lucas Carter

Republican Fernando Mateo, an advocate for taxi drivers and bodega proprietors, is formally dispatching his offered for mayor on Wednesday. “I’m energized. I’m…

brain-implant firm Neuralink has equipped a monkey can play video games with its mind:Elon Musk

February 3, 2021 Olivia John

This technology is bananas. Elon Musk says his brain-implant firm Neuralink has prepared a monkey to play video games with its psyche. The…

Jeff Bezos is stepping down as CEO of Amazon will then become executive chair of Amazon’s board

February 3, 2021 Olivia John

Billionaire Jeff Bezos is venturing down as CEO of Amazon, the online business realm he established 27 years prior, he said in a…

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