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New Yorkers are leaning into the power of the free market — and they’re doing it with unmistakable energy.
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Alliant Insurance Services has become the latest broker to take legal action against upstart rival Howden US, accusing the newcomer of deploying a brazen 'smash-and-grab' playbook to lure entire teams away from competing firms—an aggressive tactic that’s now igniting a high-stakes courtroom showdown.
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Tech-savvy sleuths say they’ve cracked a method to uncover what’s been blacked out in the heavily redacted Jeffrey Epstein files—just as the Justice Department keeps rolling out new documents.
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Hunter Biden, the once-shielded first son, stunned listeners this week by openly turning on his father in a wide-ranging podcast interview — bluntly admitting that President Joe Biden’s loose immigration approach and the chaotic U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan were nothing short of disastrous failures.
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Late Thursday, President Trump announced on Truth Social that he plans to 'permanently pause' immigration from all 'Third World countries,' saying the move will give the U.S. a chance to 'fully recover'—just in time for Thanksgiving.
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The Afghan national accused of gunning down two National Guard servicemembers had been living what looked like an ordinary family life in a $2,000-a-month apartment in a quiet, picture-perfect Washington state town. To neighbors, he seemed low-key — a dad going about his business. That illusion shattered Wednesday, when the FBI stormed his home in a dramatic predawn raid that left the community reeling.
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The US Securities and Exchange Commission is set to drop its high-profile lawsuit against SolarWinds Corp., which alleged the company concealed critical internal issues before a sweeping cyberattack.
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The mystery behind why an Army Special Forces soldier blew up a Cybertruck outside Trump’s Las Vegas hotel on New Year’s Day has only grown deeper after police released their final report Monday.
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From Paris to Seoul, Cape Town to Paramaribo, world leaders rallied Tuesday behind the U.N. secretary-general’s urgent call for collective action against the planet’s most pressing crises—war, poverty, and climate upheaval. Yet President Donald Trump charted a different course, championing his 'America First' agenda.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission alleges that a firm which scooped up struggling retail names like RadioShack and Pier 1 Imports—touting lofty e-commerce ambitions and outsized investor returns—was in fact running a Ponzi-style scheme.