DOJ Investigates Duke Law for Alleged Race-Based Admissions Violating Supreme Court Ruling
Justice Department investigates Duke Law School for potential race-based admissions practices that may defy the Supreme Court’s ruling.
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Colombia’s ‘El Tigre’ Takes Office, Vowing to Reverse Leftist Policies Amid Regional Rightward Shift
Colombia’s new conservative president, ‘El Tigre,’ is sworn in, aiming to reverse leftist policies and restore order amid pressing fiscal and security challenges and a regional rightward political movement.
Rhea Ripley Undergoes Knee Surgery, WWE Women’s Championship Future Uncertain
WWE Women’s Champion Rhea Ripley undergoes knee surgery, leaving her title and return to the ring in question as an interim champion has been crowned.
Situational Awareness Bets $400 Million on Stealth Chip Startup Post-AI Crash
Situational Awareness invests $400M in stealth chip startup Source Foundry after AI market downturn.
Take-Two CEO Dismisses Concerns Over Rockstar Labor Issues Impacting GTA 6 Launch
Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick is unconcerned about negative press surrounding Rockstar’s alleged union-busting affecting the GTA 6 launch.
Prime Video’s New Mystery Series Delivers Unforgettable Muskoka Vibes and Family Secrets
A new Prime Video series combines Muskoka’s summer beauty with a captivating family mystery and a great soundtrack.
Illinois Couple Found Dead in ‘Death’s Door’ Strait After Kayaking Trip
Two young kayakers from Illinois were found deceased in Lake Michigan’s perilous ‘Death’s Door’ strait, an area known for its numerous shipwrecks and dangerous currents.
Zoox Clears Major Hurdle: Wheel-Free Robotaxis Approved for Las Vegas Commercial Service
Zoox receives federal approval to operate and charge for its steering-wheel-free robotaxis in Las Vegas, a first for driverless commercial services.
Puerto Rico Water Crisis Forces Tourist Cancellations Amidst Severe Drought
Tourists are canceling trips to Puerto Rico as severe drought leads to water rationing and potential disruptions to services.
Abdul El-Sayed’s ‘Hate’ for Iconic Mackinac Island Sparks Fierce Online Backlash
A resurfaced clip of Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed stating he “hates” Mackinac Island has ignited a firestorm of online criticism, with opponents branding him as out of touch and un-American.