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Biden Admin Wants Global Minimum Tax Rate on Companies: Treasury Secretary Yellen

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said the Biden administration is working with other like-minded world leaders to introduce a global minimum tax rate on companies. In a virtual speech delivered to the think tank Chicago Council on Global Affairs, Yellen deplored what she said has been a “race to the bottom” over the past 30 years, in […]

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Deep Dive (April 5): Over 500 Million Facebook Accounts’ Data Leaked

Over 500 million Facebook accounts could be at risk after a hacker released the data online for free. Facebook claims the information is old, from 2019. But concerns remain around how secure personal information collected by social media platforms is. The Biden administration’s $2 trillion infrastructure plan is facing pushback on Capitol Hill. But President

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Rubio Asks If MLB Commissioner Will Give Up Georgia Golf Club Membership

Sen. Marco Rubio on Monday rhetorically questioned if the commissioner of the Major League Baseball (MLB) would give up his Augusta National Golf Club membership in addition to pulling the All-Star game from Atlanta in protest against the recently enacted election reforms in the Peach State. In a letter to MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred, Rubio said that

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Students Will Face Post-Pandemic Setbacks, UC Irvine Professor Says 

The lasting impacts of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic could be detrimental to some students, says a University of California–Irvine (UCI) professor. Mark Warschauer, UCI professor of education and informatics, said the consequences of shifting to a virtual environment for K–12 students—which all Orange County public districts have done at some point since the pandemic took hold March 2020—are wide-ranging. Remote

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Daughter of Mass Shooting Victim ‘Patiently Waiting’ For Justice

A man suspected of fatally shooting four people in Orange, California, remains unconscious in the hospital, forcing law officials to delay his scheduled April 5 arraignment. “We are patiently waiting for him to be conscious,” Vania Tovar, who lost her father and sister in the shootings, told The Epoch Times. “They will be checking every

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All Victoria’s Hotel Quarantine Staff To Be Vaccinated Ahead of International Flight Arrivals

All frontline hotel quarantine workers will have received a COVID-19 vaccine before flights of international returnees arrive in Melbourne on April 8, the Victorian state government has confirmed. This comes as the Andrews Labor government commits to a “reset” of the hotel quarantine program following an inquiry that found last year’s second wave and its

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