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Ocean Safety rescues swimmer, 20, off Spitting Cave

Ocean Safety rescues swimmer, 20, off Spitting Cave

The man jumped off the cliff, a roughly 50-foot jump, and was unable to swim to safety as strong winds and currents today pushed the man hundreds of yards offshore, the news release said. Read more

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Trump announces $200B in deals during UAE visit, AI agreement signed

Trump announces $200B in deals during UAE visit, AI agreement signed

After Trump’s meeting with UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the White House said he announced deals that included a $14.5 billion commitment from Etihad Airways to invest in 28 Boeing 787 and 777x aircraft powered by engines made by GE Aerospace. Read more

Report: Terrorists continue to pay for check marks on X

Report: Terrorists continue to pay for check marks on X

The report, by the Tech Transparency Project, a nonprofit focused on accountability for large technology companies, said X had continued to take payments from accounts that appeared to be affiliated with Hezbollah leaders, Houthi officials, and militia leaders in Syria and Iraq. Read more

UnitedHealth stock sinks after DOJ criminal probe report

UnitedHealth stock sinks after DOJ criminal probe report

The reported probe adds to a string of recent setbacks for the healthcare conglomerate that has erased more than half, or over $300 billion, from its market value since November, when shares were trading at record highs. Read more

Walmart warns of higher prices as Trump tariffs start to bite

Walmart warns of higher prices as Trump tariffs start to bite

As a bellwether of U.S. consumer health, Walmart’s explicit statement is also a signpost for how the trade war is affecting companies as Walmart is noted for its ability to manage costs more aggressively than other companies to keep prices low. Read more

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