Apple ‘broke law’ by pushing out labor-organizing dev
Violation of labor rights? By the iTitan? Surely not! The hot water in which the National Labor Relations Board has
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Avery Lotz
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Musk’s lawyer says $1 million winners are “spokespeople” not chosen by chance
Elon Musk's attorney argued in a Philadelphia courtroom Monday that the tech mogul's $1 million-a-day sweepstakes winners are not chosen
Russell Contreras
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Police, National Guard units prep for Election Day violence
National Guard units in several states and local law enforcement agencies are on alert or standby this week as authorities
Taylor Campbell
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Windsor sues Ottawa for $900K in remaining Ambassador Bridge blockade costs
The City of Windsor is suing the federal government for roughly $900,000 in costs stemming from the 2022 Ambassador Bridge
Luis Ini
20:24
Ecuador issues new law to address energy crisis with renewables
Ecuador's National Assembly has unanimously approved a new law to promote private initiative in energy generation. Among other measures, it
Fiona Simmons
20:24
Finnish Horse Racing Bets to Be Placed Under the Commercial Market
As Finland inches closer to the launch of a commercial gaming market, lawmakers are considering making betting on horse races
Elroy Roberie
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Ed Sheeran Beats Long-Running ‘Thinking Out Loud’ Copyright Lawsuit
Ed Sheeran’s ‘Thinking Out Loud’ isn’t similar enough to Marvin Gaye’s ‘Let’s Get It On’ to enforce copyright protection, an
Dion Guillemette
20:24
PM Modi slams Canada over deliberate attack on Hindu temple, attempts to intimidate diplomats: ‘Won’t weaken India’s…’
India-Canada Row: Slamming Canada over the attack on Hindu temple by a pro-Khalistani mob in Brampton, Prime Minister Narendra Modi
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Government to approve powers allowing for searches of US aircraft suspected of carrying weapons
Under existing laws, it is illegal for flights to carry weaponry through Irish airspace unless prior consent is provided by
UN special rapporteur reminds Canada of need to respect international law
Francesca Albanese says she was "in shock" when she learned Quebec had opened a trade office in Tel Aviv in
