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Chinese Cyberattack on US Telecoms Affects More Companies than Previously Reported

Sunday, Jan 05

Chinese cyberattacks on US telecoms, including AT&T and Verizon, involved more firms than initially reported, raising national security concerns.

WORLD NEWS

'Landman' Cast Discusses Potential Season Two Amidst Strong Viewership

Sunday, Jan 05

‘Landman’ star Michelle Randolph hints at a potential second season as the show wraps up its first season with record viewership on Paramount+.

POLITICS

Corporate Performance Improvement Plans Signal Increasing Job Insecurity

Sunday, Jan 05

The rise in performance improvement plans reflects growing job insecurity for corporate employees, suggesting no one is irreplaceable in today's workplace.

ECONOMY

Remote Work Landscape Shifts: Workers May Need to Change Jobs to Keep Flexibility

Sunday, Jan 05

As companies push for more in-office presence, remote job seekers may need to consider changing roles to maintain flexibility and productivity.

WORLD NEWS

Filipino Kids of Sex Workers Use DNA to Locate Absent Fathers

Sunday, Jan 05

An Australian charity is using DNA to help abandoned mixed-race children in Angeles City find their fathers and gain support.

WORLD NEWS

Florida's Population Shift by 2030: Surge in Elderly Residents Predicted

Sunday, Jan 05

By 2030, over 25% of Florida's population will be 65 and older, impacting the economy and politics significantly.

POLITICS

Summary of New Labor Laws in California for 2025

Sunday, Jan 05

Explore the new labor laws in California for 2025, enhancing workplace protections and family leave for employees.

ECONOMY

Hong Kong Plans Major Cost Cuts as Deficit Nears HK$100 Billion

Sunday, Jan 05

Hong Kong's deficit may hit nearly HK$100 billion as financial secretary prioritizes cost cuts and public works to stabilize the economy.

POLITICS

The US Visa Dispute: A Power Struggle Between Corporate Interests and MAGA Loyalties

Sunday, Jan 05

A deepening divide among US conservatives highlights the complexity of the H-1B visa debate, revealing conflicting elite interests and worker exploitation.