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3M PFAS Settlement: $7.35 Billion Deal Ends Injury Claims for 120,000 People
3M will pay up to $7.35 billion over nine years to settle PFAS injury claims from up to 120,000 people exposed to forever chemicals in firefighting foam.Read More...
Paris Agreement at 10: World Blows Past 1.5C as UNEP Says Limit Is Lost
Ten years after the Paris Agreement took effect, Earth has blown past 1.5C and UNEP says staying under it is lost. What the pact achieved, and what it did not.Read More...
Imran Khan Blood Pressure Hits 192 as PTI Demands Hospital Transfer Now
PTI says jailed ex-PM Imran Khan's blood pressure hit 192 and demands his transfer to Shifa hospital, but his lawyer says he was not the source of the claim.Read More...
Sony Profit Jumps 45% as Spider-Man and PlayStation Power a Strong Quarter
Sony's quarterly operating profit rose 45% to 622.3 billion yen as Spider-Man drove its film unit and PlayStation lifted games, beating analyst forecasts.Read More...
Brooklyn House Fire Kills Six in Sunset Park as Lithium-Ion Battery Is Probed
Six people died and seven were injured in a three-alarm house fire in Brooklyn's Sunset Park early Thursday, with a lithium-ion battery under investigation.Read More...
Ro Khanna 2028 Draft Campaign 'Run Ro' Launches After Democrats' Midterm Sweep
Allies of Rep. Ro Khanna launched on Thursday the 'Run Ro' draft campaign for the 2028 Democratic nomination, the first organised move since the midterm sweep.Read More...
Second Wave of Bomb Threats Hits 12 European Flights as Jets Escort Planes to Land
Bomb threats forced at least 12 European flights to divert or land under fighter jet escort on Thursday, the second wave this week. No explosives were found.Read More...
Michigan Halloween Terror Plot: Third Man Charged as FBI Widens Case to New Jersey
The FBI charged a third Michigan man in the ISIS-inspired Halloween terror plot targeting LGBTQ+ bars in Ferndale, as two more were charged in New Jersey.Read More...
US Jobless Claims Fall to 189,000, a 57-Year Low, as Layoffs Stay Scarce
US jobless claims fell to 189,000 in the week ended October 31, the lowest since 1969, as layoffs stayed scarce ahead of Friday's October jobs report.Read More...
