ICE Pausing Most Vehicle Stops After Deadly Shootings In Maine And Texas
ICE agents will stop making most traffic stops, sources told multiple news outlets on Tuesday.
Michigan’s Cyclosporiasis Case Count Has Doubled Since Friday: More Than 3,300 Infections Confirmed
Michigan has recorded more than 3,300 cases of cyclosporiasis, the diarrhea-causing parasitic illness, as of Tuesday, a jump of nearly 700 cases from Monday.
FIFA—Not U.S. Economy—Is Big World Cup Winner So Far
The World Cup is delivering a big revenue boost for FIFA but not so much for the United States economy—as international tourists have not turned up in promised numbers.
Justin Baldoni Challenges Blake Lively’s ‘Stunning’ Request For Nearly $8 Million In Attorney’s Fees
Justin Baldoni, in court documents filed late Monday, urged a judge to deny or “substantially reduce” Blake Lively’s request for nearly $8 million in attorney’s fees.
Trump Finally Pays E. Jean Carroll $5.6 Million—After Repeatedly Trying To Delay Defamation Payment
More than $80 million owed to Carroll is still in dispute in a different case.
IBM Shares Crash 24% Toward Worst Day Ever—Here’s Why
“What played out was worse than our expectations,” CEO Arvind Krishna warned investors.
Taco Bell Investigated In Multistate Cyclosporiasis Outbreak, Report Says
The cyclosporiasis outbreak has sickened thousands of people nationwide, and Michigan has been the hardest hit.
Inflation Fell At Fastest Rate In Years In June As Gas Prices Eased
Fuel costs boosted inflation to its highest rate in years the previous month.
Warren Buffett Excludes Gates Foundation From Midyear Donations
The billionaire Berkshire Hathaway chair instead donated thousands of shares in his company to four foundations run by his children.
New York Halts Large Data Centers Being Built For A Year
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul’s order imposing a year-long moratorium on large new data centers in the state comes amid growing opposition to massive data center buildouts to power AI.