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Tina Peters, once a prominent figure as Colorado’s Mesa County clerk, recently received a nine-year prison sentence for her involvement in a breach of her county’s voting system. Peters had ardently propagated the unfounded conspiracy theory that the 2020 presidential election was marred by ballot fraud, a narrative pushed by various proponents including former President
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In September, private sector hiring exhibited a notable uptick, suggesting resilience within the labor market amid emerging fragility. According to a report released by payroll processing company ADP, an impressive 143,000 jobs were added during the month. This figure marks a considerable increase over the upwardly revised 103,000 jobs reported for August and surpasses the
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The artificial intelligence (AI) sector has witnessed exponential growth over the past few years, leading to a significant surge in demand for specialized computing solutions. Cerebras Systems, a notable player in this burgeoning field, recently submitted its prospectus for an initial public offering (IPO). The proposed ticker symbol is “CBRS,” and the company aims to
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Recent reports reveal a chilling reality that more than 13,000 immigrants, many convicted of homicide either domestically or internationally, are currently living freely within the United States. This startling statistic emerged from documents provided by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to Congress, indicating a significant challenge in the management of immigration processes. These individuals, categorized
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Recent reports from the Commerce Department have indicated a notable shift in inflation rates in the United States. As of August, the personal consumption expenditures (PCE) price index—a key metric followed closely by the Federal Reserve—rose by a mere 0.1% over the month. This incremental change has resulted in a year-over-year inflation rate of 2.2%,
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As the U.S. government approaches another pivotal moment, the looming challenges of a potential budgetary crisis cannot be overstated. Lawmakers successfully dodged a shutdown mere weeks before the November elections; however, the pressure is far from alleviated. They now face a critical funding deadline that comes just before the holiday season—a time typically associated with
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In a significant legal development, American Eagle Outfitters has filed a lawsuit against Amazon, highlighting the ongoing tensions between established brands and e-commerce platforms. The retailer accused Amazon of trademark infringement regarding its Aerie clothing line, indicating that consumers have been misled into purchasing inferior imitation products presented alongside Aerie’s branding. The lawsuit, lodged in
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Recently, former President Donald Trump spoke at a rally in Savannah, Georgia, where he presented a series of proposals aimed at rejuvenating the American manufacturing sector. As he campaigns for another term in office, Trump’s announcements seem strategically timed to counter Vice President Kamala Harris’s forthcoming policy initiatives. In stark contrast to the previous administration’s
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