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Tuna Recall: Sold at Costco, Walmart & More Due to Botulism Risk! Check Details Now
Its quality and safety could be jeopardized by a manufacturing flaw. Tri-Union Seafoods is recalling canned tuna that is marketed under the Genova, Van Camp’s, H-E-B, and Trader Joe’s brands, per a press statement issued
IRS Tax Refund 2025: Key dates, tips, and ways to get your refund faster
The tax filing season officially began on January 27, 2025, when the IRS started receiving income tax returns. A lot of taxpayers are curious about when they will receive their refunds. Knowing the IRS income
Elon Musk vs. Sam Altman: OpenAI’s Bold Move to Buy Twitter
To acquire Sam Altman’s OpenAI, a group led by Elon Musk offered $97.4 billion. The long-running dispute between Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla, and Sam Altman, the CEO of ChatGPT, regarding the future of
Mark Poynton earns a Michelin star for Caistor Hall in Norfolk!
A renowned Michelin star has been given to a restaurant at a country home hotel close to Norwich. Glasgow’s Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum announced this year’s complete Michelin Guide on Monday night. Restaurants that
Colombia vs. Chile U20 2025: Match date, time, team details & live TV info
In the fourth round of the final hexagonal of the South American Under 20 Championship in Venezuela, the Colombian national team will play Chile. At 5:30 p.m. on Thursday, February 13, the game will take
Apple has added new capabilities to iOS 17.1 for Apple Music, StandBy & AirDrop
Apple released its most recent big upgrade, which includes new capabilities, after last month’s release of iOS 17. The majority of iPhone models from the recent generation can now download iOS 17.1. The StandBy and
The silence has ended. How to be ready once student loan payments start up again
Due to a pandemic-related halt that placed both payments and interest on hold for more than three years. Millions of people haven’t had to make any federal student loan payments in a while. Since then,
U.S. security services have warned that foreign spies are focusing on commercial space businesses
American commercial space businesses are being alerted by U.S. intelligence agencies that foreign spies may be eyeing them for hacks and other incursions that might lead to the theft of their equipment and endanger national
Feds accuse a former oil trader of participating in a global bribery scheme with Mexican government officials
Federal officials revealed Monday that a former oil trader for a U.S. subsidiary of one of the biggest energy trading companies in the world has been accused in relation to a worldwide bribery conspiracy. According
Florida law continues to prohibit Chinese nationals and others from owning property
A federal judge ruled on Thursday that a Florida law that severely restricts property ownership for citizens of seven nations won’t be halted while it is being contested in court. A preliminary injunction that would