Cyclosporiasis Cases Reported In 31 States—As Over 1,500 Infected In Michigan
Michigan has reported over 1,200 cases of the parasitic illness that causes diarrhea.
Instagram’s New AI Update Faces Blowback From Hollywood, Cybersecurity Companies
The SAG-AFTRA Hollywood union urged its members to opt out of Instagram’s Muse Image AI tool to protect their likenesses.
SK Hynix Surges 17% In Record-Setting U.S. Debut: Here’s What Regular Investors Should Know
South Korea’s SK Hynix raised $26.5 billion in its listing, making it one of the largest trading debuts ever.
Trump Says Iran Peace Talks Will Continue Despite Latest Strikes—Repeats Ceasefire Is ‘Over’
Trump Says Iran Peace Talks Will Continue Despite End To Ceasefire
Video Footage Shows McConnell Taken By Ambulance—As Pressure For Health Update Grows Ahead Of Senate’s Return Monday
The Senate returns from recess Monday, nearly a month after McConnell was hospitalized on June 14.
Trump Threatens Landmark Housing Law In Protest Of Congress Not Passing Voter ID Law
The legislation does not have enough support in the Senate to pass.
SK Hynix’s Record-Setting U.S. Debut: Here’s What Regular Investors Should Know
South Korea’s SK Hynix raised $26.5 billion in its listing, making it one of the largest trading debuts ever.
Facebook And Instagram Must Remove ‘Addictive’ Features Like Infinite Scrolling, EU Says
The European Commission said its investigation into Facebook and Instagram found Meta failed to properly assess the risks of its “addictive design.”
Trump Fires Commissioners Of Bipartisan Federal Election Body
The White House said the fired members will be “replaced” but any new appointments by Trump will need to be approved by the Senate.
Texas ICE Shooting Victim Was Not The Arrest Target, Lawmaker Says
The 52-year-old Mexican immigrant was shot and killed by an ICE agent in Texas this week in the latest fatal incident linked to the Trump adminstration’s immigration crackdow