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Ye, formerly Kanye West, dropped by agency, documentary on him scrapped
He also was recently restricted from posting on Twitter and Instagram over antisemitic posts that the social networks said violated their policies.
Indigenous brewers tackle hops and history with Native craft beer
According to a 2021 audit from the Brewers’ Association, only 0.4% of craft breweries are owned by American Indians or Alaska Natives, compared with 93.5% owned by Whites.
Chinese officers charged in plot to obstruct U.S. Huawei probe
The defendants are accused of paying tens of thousands of dollars in digital currency, along with cash and jewelry, to a U.S. official they thought they had recruited as an asset but was a double agent working for the FBI.
UNE team gets $6.6 million grant to explore eye pain, potential treatments
With the National Eye Institute award, a University of New England scientist will look at how eye damage takes its physical and emotional toll.
As Trump Organization trial starts, the 1st task is picking a neutral jury
Manhattan prosecutors say the Trump company helped top executives avoid income taxes on job perks such as rent-free apartments and luxury cars.
Endangered whale’s decline slows, but population continues to fall
One of the biggest challenges facing the right whales today is that the number of female whales capable of breeding appears to be falling.
British crown blocks Bermuda’s cannabis bill, straining ties
The territory’s legislature passed a law legalizing the use, growth and sale of marijuana. Then a crown-appointed governor thousands of miles away rejected it.
South Dakota could be first state to legalize cannabis twice
Recreational marijuana is back on the ballot and faces strong opposition after a previous voter-approved law was reversed.
U.S. economy is likely rebounding just before the midterms, despite inflation
Gross domestic product, the broadest measure of economic activity, is expected to have risen roughly 2.9% between July and September, according to a tracker from the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta.