The following story is from Reuters. The United States government has asked a federal judge to dismiss more than two dozen lawsuits filed against it for allegedly contaminating water and soil at hundreds of sites near military bases and facilities […]
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The following is from Reuters. Pfizer (PFE.N) on Tuesday [August 1] said it will launch a cost-cutting program if its Covid-19 vaccine and antiviral treatment keep underperforming expectations in the coming months due to plunging demand. Pfizer said it anticipates more clarity
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After fathering an estimated 500 to 600 children, a Dutch man was banned from donating sperm. That  following a court case that raised concerns over accidental incest and inbreeding. The following is an excerpt from Reuters. The 41-year-old Dutchman, identified by
Today we begin with an incredible story of a data scientist who claimed extreme bias at a major global news service: Reuters. Zac Kriegman may be one of the highest company officials to go public with such allegations. He led
Zac Kriegman was a data scientist at Reuters when he says he discovered racial and political bias in the news agency’s reporting on the Black Lives Matter movement.
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There are longstanding allegations of bias inside the news media that is supposed to be fair and stick to facts. Sunday on Full Measure, we’ll speak to a former manager at Reuters who says a radial racial ideology has taken
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The following is an excerpt from Reuters. After setting record-high U.S. prices in the first half of 2022, drugmakers continued to launch medicines at high prices in the second half, a Reuters analysis has found, highlighting their power despite new
A Trump-era rule sought to impose a “most favored nation” status on the prescription drug industry. It mandated that drug companies could not charge American citizens more than what’s charged in other countries for the same medicine. Currently, Americans “subsidize”
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