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Elon Musk Redirects Cybertrucks to Offer Free Starlink Internet in Wildfire Areas
Elon Musk announces free Starlink terminals for wildfire-stricken areas in Los Angeles, providing crucial internet access to affected residents.
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Supreme Court to Decide TikTok's Fate Amid National Security Concerns
The US Supreme Court is set to decide TikTok's future amid national security concerns, with a deadline looming for its potential shutdown.
Port Strike Averted After Dockworkers, Operators Finalize Tentative Agreement
Dockworkers and operators reach agreement, avoiding port strike and securing jobs with new technologies.
Kroger Agrees to $110 Million Settlement with Kentucky Over Opioid Crisis
Kroger settles for $110M with Kentucky over allegations of fueling the opioid crisis, supporting statewide recovery efforts.
Los Angeles Businesses Rally to Support Wildfire Victims with Free Services
Los Angeles businesses provide free services like showers, meals, and temporary housing to support wildfire victims and first responders.
Eli Lilly's Zepbound Gains Medicare Approval for Sleep Apnea, Expanding Access
Medicare approves Eli Lilly's Zepbound for sleep apnea, expanding access to this groundbreaking obesity treatment.
Honda Debuts "Near Production" Zero EVs and AI-Powered OS at CES 2025
Honda's CES 2025 reveal introduces the innovative Zero EVs, featuring AI, autonomous driving, and personalized experiences set for production in 2026.
Ex-MoviePass CEO Pleads Guilty to Investor Fraud, Lying About Artificial Intelligence
Ex-MoviePass CEO, Theodore Farnsworth, pleads guilty to fraud, admitting false claims about AI and unsustainable business practices.
Man Accused of Opening JetBlue Emergency Door Released on $500 Bail
Man accused of opening a JetBlue emergency door at Logan Airport released on $500 bail, incident under FAA investigation.
OpenAI's Sam Altman Denies Sexual Abuse Allegations Made by Sister in Lawsuit
Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, denies allegations of sexual abuse made by his sister in a lawsuit, calling them "utterly untrue."















