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POLITICS

MAGA Supporters React Strongly to Trump's Conviction as a Felon

Saturday, Jan 11

Supporters of Donald Trump express outrage following his conviction as a felon, promising retribution against perceived political adversaries.

POLITICS

Secret Service concludes protection for longest-serving protectee Jimmy Carter post-burial

Saturday, Jan 11

The Secret Service has officially terminated protection for Jimmy Carter, its longest-serving protectee, following his burial.

POLITICS

Support for Trump Divided: Protesters Claim Sentencing is Unjust

Saturday, Jan 11

Supporters and protesters outside the courthouse voiced their views on Trump's sentencing, describing it as “the opposite of justice.”

WORLD NEWS

Scanner X Accounts Surge in Popularity Amid Los Angeles Wildfires

Saturday, Jan 11

Scanner accounts on X gain traction as they provide timely updates during the Los Angeles wildfires, aiding public safety and awareness.

ECONOMY

Infosys Accuses Former President of Sabotaging Software Projects to Favor Cognizant

Saturday, Jan 11

Infosys claims former president Kumar impeded software projects to benefit Cognizant, seeking damages in a US court for alleged anticompetitive actions.

ECONOMY

JPMorgan Ends Hybrid Work, Mandates Full Office Return

Saturday, Jan 11

JPMorgan announces end of hybrid work, requiring employees back in the office five days a week starting March 2024.

POLITICS

Mike Johnson Requests Grants from Law He Criticized as ‘Legislative Malpractice’

Saturday, Jan 11

Speaker Mike Johnson seeks funding from the Inflation Reduction Act, despite previously calling it 'legislative malpractice.'

WORLD NEWS

California Wildfires and Political Fallout; Key Legal Decisions Discussed

Saturday, Jan 11

Discussion on California wildfires, legal rulings, and financial insights from lawmakers, featuring insights from Amber Duke and Lynda Tran.

POLITICS

Florida Court Allows Lawsuits Against Parkland School Resource Officer to Move Forward

Saturday, Jan 11

A Florida appeals court has ruled that lawsuits against the former Parkland school resource officer can proceed after his acquittal on criminal charges.