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New York, California and several other states on Wednesday announced a $462 million settlement with Juul Labs, settling lawsuits alleging the company aggressively marketed its… Read More »Juul reaches $462 million settlement with New York, California and other states
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Wednesday denounced Russian “beasts” after a video appeared to show the beheading of a Ukrainian prisoner, sparking international outrage. The… Read More »Zelensky shoots Russian ‘beasts’ over beheading video
National Public Radio said Wednesday it would suspend all use of Twitter, just over a week after the social network designated the broadcaster a “U.S.… Read More »NPR halts Twitter use after ‘government-funded’ label
Archiving: It spans the world like a highway. It’s called the Internet. Lawrence: People were very excited about the transformative potential of the internet. The… Read More »Mayor of San Francisco London Breed on the city’s problems and hopes
In Changsha, deep in the interior of China, thousands of chemists, engineers and manufacturing workers are shaping the future of batteries. The city’s Central South… Read More »China could dominate sodium batteries, the next big energy advancement
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