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Johnson & Johnson is facing another class action suit that seeks medical monitoring for cancer patients resulting from talc use.

The proposed sale, which includes air-to-air missiles, approximately 50 F-15 fighter jets, and Joint Direct Attack Munition kits, has proceeded despite reservations from top Democrats on foreign affairs committees.

NATO has already awarded the first tranche from its $1.1 billion funding to four companies.

The goal is to create a policy that would prevent students from using their mobile phones and social media, with the policy set to be implemented by January 2025.

Apple discontinues Apple Pay Later in the U.S., preventing users from purchase Apple products on installment.

The plan will focus on "related party basis shifting," which is typically used by related parties to increase deductions on assets or reduce future gains, thereby lowering the tax liability of the entities involved.

China's property market showed worrisome inactivity while factory output fell short of expectations.

President Joe Biden is rolling out a $50 million ad campaign that will be targeting a part of Donald Trump's felony convictions.

Tyson Foods suspended its chief financial officer, the founder's great-grandson, after he was arrested for DWI.

Hunter Biden has agreed to drop the lawsuit against Rudy Giuliani and Robert Costello over the former's laptop computer.

In a unanimous decision, the Supreme Court permitted doctors to mail the pills to their patients even without an in-person visit. Justice Brett Kavanaugh wrote the opinion on the case, citing lack of standing as the grounds for the decision.

Microsoft President Brad Smith will be facing a house panel to answer cybersecurity issues following Russian and Chinese hacks.

A poll by Gallup showed that negative daily emotions at the workplace can have an impact on the global GDP.

Johnson & Johnson has agreed to pay $700 million as settlement for charges filed by 42 states and Washington DC.

More than 15,000 Amazon contract drivers filed claims against the e-commerce giant to seek compensation for overtime hours and unpaid wages.

A United Nations inquiry found both Israel and Hamas to have committed war crimes during the Oct. 7 attack and the war that ensued.

The company has been working with merchants, fintechs, and banks to phase out manual card entry by 2030. This will introduce a one-click button across different platforms, securing accounts against real fraud.

Polls have shown that the elderly members of society are slowly swinging toward Biden, particularly those in the 65 and above bracket.

Four American instructors in China were stabbed in broad daylight while visiting a park.

Temperatures in the southwestern US are expected to keep climbing this week before the heat moves east.

The deal between Tesla and Baidu brings Elon Musk's company closer to rolling out full FSD in China.

The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued an excessive heat alert for nearly half of Arizona and Nevada, despite summer officially beginning near the end of June.

GameStop shares fell after a decline of 29% in sales was reported amid anticipation for "Roaring Kitty's" YouTube livestream.

Both the Trump campaign and the Republican National Committee are aware of the outreach effort, and according to the unnamed source, both groups have agreed to be resources if needed for Scott's initiative.

Dollar Tree is putting Family Dollar up for sale after an $8.5 billion merger in 2015 failed to work.

The FTC and the Justice Department have cleared the way for an antitrust investigation into Microsoft, Nvidia and OpenAI.

The FDA panel voted 9-2 on whether it was effective and voted 10-1 on whether the proposed MDMA treatment is safe or if its benefits would outweigh the risks.

Amazon Labor Union will be affiliating with Teamsters to gain more strength in negotiating for a contract with Amazon.

AT&T revealed it has resolved the outage, which prevented customers from completing calls between carriers.