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House and Senate leaders have recently reached an agreement on a short-term spending deal that would prevent a government shutdown in the upcoming weeks. The deal aims to keep the government funded until March, allowing legislators more time to create long-term, agency-specific spending bills. This development follows the previously established spending level for fiscal year
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Tesla, the renowned electric vehicle manufacturer, has recently announced “market adjustment” pay increases for its factory workers across the United States. According to reports, notices were posted at the company’s vehicle assembly plant in Fremont, California, notifying employees of the pay rate modifications. It has been confirmed by an anonymous employee in Fremont that the
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The surge of technology conglomerates acquiring smaller companies has become increasingly common in recent years. One such acquisition that has attracted significant attention is Amazon’s planned $1.7 billion purchase of iRobot, the makers of the Roomba robotic vacuum cleaner. However, concerns over antitrust issues in the European Union (EU) have led to a decline in
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Amid rising tensions in the Middle East, Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin’s hospitalization has raised concerns within the administration. This article explores the details surrounding Austin’s hospitalization, the delayed communication within the White House’s National Security Council, and the potential impact of his absence on ongoing military operations in the region. Secretary of Defense Lloyd
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An open letter written by eight employees of Elon Musk’s defense contractor, SpaceX, has led to a complaint filed by the U.S. National Labor Relations Board (NLRB). The letter, which criticized Musk’s behavior and accused the company of selectively allowing sexual harassment, was initially circulated internally at SpaceX. It detailed the employees’ concerns about Musk’s
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