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Edward H. Crane, Champion of Free Speech and Libertarianism

Edward H. Crane, founder of the Cato Institute, was a leading advocate for free speech and a key figure in shaping modern libertarian thought.

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Markets

Extortion Surges 50% Under Interim Government, Warns DCCI

Businesses in Bangladesh face a 50% increase in extortion since the fall of the Awami League government, according to the Dhaka Chamber of Commerce and Industry, warning of potential factory closures if the trend continues.

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Corporate

FDA Clears Low-Dose MRI Contrast Agent for Neonates and Infants

The FDA has approved a low-dose MRI contrast agent for use in neonates and infants, marking a significant step in pediatric imaging safety.

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Corporate

Episcopal Priest Pleads Guilty to $10M Wire Fraud Scheme

An Episcopal priest who previously led a Kansas-based foster care ministry has pleaded guilty to a $10 million wire fraud scheme, marking one of the largest financial crimes in the church's history.

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Corporate

Stepan Reports Q4 2025 Net Loss Amid Strategic Shifts and Market Pressures

Stepan Company reported a quarterly adjusted net loss of $500,000 for the fourth quarter of 2025, citing margin compression in Surfactants and a less favorable tax rate, while laying out a strategic initiative to cut costs by $100 million by 2027.

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Diplomacy & Trade

Morocco’s PJD Condemns US Ambassador’s ‘Grand Israel’ Remarks as Provocative

Morocco's Justice and Development Party (PJD) has strongly condemned remarks by US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee, who suggested Israel would be justified in controlling lands belonging to Arab countries.

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US Politics

VA Reverses Rule That Would Have Tied Benefits to Medical Treatment for Disabled Vets

The Department of Veterans Affairs has reversed a controversial rule that would have linked financial benefits to the effectiveness of medical treatment for disabled veterans, after widespread criticism from veterans' groups and lawmakers.

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US Politics

Himachal Minister Accuses BJP of Undermining State, Predicts Congress Victory in Rajya Sabha

Himachal Pradesh Revenue Minister Jagat Singh Negi accused the BJP of acting against the state's interests and predicted a Congress victory in the upcoming Rajya Sabha election, citing the party's numerical strength.

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US Politics

Dem Rep. Moulton Calls for Abolition of ICE, Citing Safety Concerns

Democrat Rep. Seth Moulton of Massachusetts said on CNN's 'New Central' that ICE needs to be abolished, calling the agency a 'disaster' that has made cities unsafe.

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Policy & Law

Immigration Policy Debate Heats Up as Border Crises Continue

The U.S. immigration policy debate has intensified as lawmakers grapple with balancing economic needs and border security, with experts calling for a comprehensive legislative solution.

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Corporate

UnitedHealth Group Faces Crucial Technical Signals as Market Watchers Monitor

UnitedHealth Group (UNH) is at a pivotal moment as technical indicators suggest a potential 25.7% gain with only a 0.3% risk, drawing attention from institutional investors and analysts.

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Corporate

Two Skiers Killed in California’s Lake Tahoe Area Amid Winter Safety Concerns

Two skiers were killed in separate incidents at Lake Tahoe's Heavenly resort, adding to a tragic toll of 11 fatalities this winter from avalanches and medical emergencies.

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Corporate

Philadelphia Blizzard Disrupts Transit as Agencies Adjust for Extreme Weather

Philadelphia is preparing for a major blizzard that could bring up to 24 inches of snow, forcing transit agencies to cancel services and implement emergency measures to protect public safety.

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US Politics

Steve Bannon Texted Epstein About Removing Trump, Files Reveal

Steve Bannon, a former Trump strategist, reportedly discussed removing Donald Trump from office with Jeffrey Epstein in 2018, according to newly released communications.

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US Politics

Where now are the Jesse Jacksons? Local leaders call for new civil rights activists to step up

Local leaders in Toledo, Ohio, are calling for a new generation of civil rights activists to rise and carry on the legacy of Rev. Jesse Jackson, who passed away at 84 in February.

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