Washington Times - Business
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Strikebreaking talk show hosts won't restart shows during strike
Talk show hosts Bill Maher and Drew Barrymore have decided to not restart their shows during the writer's strike, after a significant media...
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Musk wants users to pay for X accounts
Tech billionaire Elon Musk said all users eventually will have to pay to use his embattled platform X.
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Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson floats idea of city-run grocery stores
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is considering city-run grocery stores after several popular chains have shuttered outlets.
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Biden's claim of wrangling down health costs to run into biggest premium spike in nearly a decade
Health insurance premiums are set to spike in 2024 despite President Biden's boast he is corralling costs.
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X says California social media law 'interferes with editorial judgment'
A social media giant's challenge to a new California law on content moderation raises a simple question: What types of speech are hateful?
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McCarthy says there's still time to pass spending bill as both parties object to stopgap
Speaker Kevin McCarthy has turned to cautious optimism about approving a short-term spending bill in the House, telling reporters Monday, "We've...
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Family says 14-year-old daughter targeted by crew after camera phone discovered in airline toilet
The family of a 14-year-old girl who allegedly discovered an iPhone taped to the back of a toilet seat on a recent flight from Charlotte, North...
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Newsom boosts climate cred by suing 'Big Oil' as California struggles to tap brakes on fossil fuels
California Gov. Gavin Newsom kicked off Climate Week with a litigation-and-legislation blitz, shoring up his green energy credentials amid...
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Another option emerges to expand North Carolina gambling, but most Democrats say they won't back it
The prospects of enacting soon an overdue North Carolina budget, permitting more state-sanctioned gambling and implementing Medicaid expansion...
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UAW strike puts Biden's electric vehicle revolution in the hot seat
The United Auto Workers strike that stretched into its fourth day on Monday has put a spotlight on how President Biden's electric-vehicle...
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North Korean hackers stealing millions of dollars, laundering funds with Russians, analysts say
North Korean hackers are ramping up cyberattacks to steal many millions of dollars and are leaning on Russian partners to launder the funds,...
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Supreme Court to weigh future of Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
The question before the justices is whether Congress can relinquish its power of the purse to another branch of government.