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Caroline Ellison and Nishad Singh forfeited separate Anthropic holdings to the U.S. government. The Marshals Service later sold them—but the buyers, sale dates, prices and
America has enormous forests and enough timber to produce much more lumber domestically. So why does Canada still supply such a large share of U.S.
U.S. wholesale electricity was forecast around 4.5 cents per kWh in summer 2026 while households were paying roughly four times that much for delivered power.
A federal appeals court really did block one prosecution for private, in-home possession of obscene, purely virtual AI-generated sexual depictions of minors. But the ruling
A vending machine is normally a business asset, not a security. But when buyers supply the money while a promoter selects locations, manages critical operations
Hastings, Minnesota, says PFOA emitted from 3M’s Cottage Grove plant traveled downwind, settled onto soil and eventually contaminated five municipal wells. Science confirms that this
A New Mexico court ordered FastBucks to pay borrowers $32.25 million in restitution. A decade later, only about $964,000 in gross recovered funds is available.
A viral claim says Nike counted $986 million of possible tariff refunds as revenue, producing most of its quarterly earnings before its chief accounting officer
The original viral “Cat in the Hat stalker” was not a real serial killer roaming neighborhoods. But the story has entered a second phase: police
Italy has not simply “stopped going to work” or collectively refused to pay taxes. A more consequential movement has been developing: workers are repeatedly using