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Saudi Authorities Intercept Massive Captagon Haul at Jeddah Port, Six Arrested in Smuggling Bust

In a decisive move against drug smuggling, the Zakat, Tax, and Customs Authority (ZATCA) intercepted over 2.4 million Captagon pills hidden within a shipment at Jeddah Islamic Port. This critical port, a key element in Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 plans, became the setting for a major security effort that resulted in the arrest of six …

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Formula Fight: Jury Weighs $6 Billion Damages in Premature Baby Case Against Abbott, Reckitt

In a case that could redefine accountability for baby formula makers, a Missouri jury was urged to hold Abbott and Reckitt’s Mead Johnson accountable for over $6 billion in damages. The suit, brought by a mother on behalf of her son, centers on allegations that the companies’ formula for premature infants triggered a life-altering intestinal …

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JPMorgan Cracks Down on Viral ATM Glitch: Customers Sued for Massive Check Fraud

In a bold legal move, JPMorgan Chase is suing customers it claims exploited a fleeting glitch that went viral on TikTok, allegedly allowing users to withdraw hefty sums before their checks cleared. This glitch, which emerged briefly in late August, reportedly let customers deposit large checks at ATMs and immediately access funds, even if those …

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Republicans Push Supreme Court to Halt Counting of Corrected Provisional Ballots in Pennsylvania

As Pennsylvania’s status as a key battleground intensifies ahead of the Nov. 5 presidential election, Republicans have appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court, seeking to overturn a state ruling that mandates the counting of provisional ballots cast by voters who made mistakes on mail-in ballots. This move, if granted, could impact thousands of votes in …

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Crackdown on Unauthorized Crossings and Violations Sweeps Saudi Borders: Over 1,300 Detained in Latest Sweep

In a stringent campaign across Saudi Arabia, authorities have intercepted over 1,300 unauthorized attempts to cross the Kingdom’s borders in just one week. This recent operation, covering October 17 to October 23, aimed to curb violations of residency, labor, and border security laws, with the Ministry of Interior reporting a total of 20,896 infractions. Among …

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UAE Greenlights Younger Drivers in Traffic Overhaul

The UAE has rolled out a groundbreaking update to its traffic laws, lowering the minimum age for drivers to 17 as part of a wide-ranging decree aimed at modernizing road regulations. The decree introduces policies to align with global transportation trends, including support for self-driving and electric vehicles, and improved road safety through advanced technologies. …

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Boeing Workers Rally for Pension Revival in an Era of Shifting Benefits

Striking Boeing workers in Washington have set their sights on the revival of traditional pension plans—an ambitious demand in an economic climate where corporations have largely transitioned to retirement plans that shift financial responsibility onto employees. This demand, made more than a decade after Boeing discontinued the pension structure, reflects broader shifts as unions across …

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Musk’s Anti-Union Tweet Stands: U.S. Court Rejects Order for Removal as Free Speech Victory

In a tight ruling, a U.S. appeals court on Friday backed Elon Musk’s right to keep an anti-union tweet posted in 2018, reversing a National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) order demanding its removal. The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, based in New Orleans, ruled 9-8 in favor of Musk, stating that the tweet is …

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Alibaba to Settle Monopoly Lawsuit with $433.5 Million Payout Amid Investor Pressure

In a high-stakes settlement, Alibaba, China’s e-commerce titan, has agreed to pay $433.5 million to end a U.S. class-action lawsuit accusing it of monopolistic practices. Although denying any liability, Alibaba chose to settle to sidestep the drawn-out costs and potential impact of ongoing litigation. The case, filed in 2020, centers on claims that Alibaba pressured …

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GOP’s Legal Gambit Faces Unraveling: Court Losses Hit Hard as Election Nears

As Election Day looms, efforts by Donald Trump’s allies to reshape battleground-state election procedures have suffered a string of defeats in courts across the nation, signaling a rocky path for the Republican push to tighten voting measures. Over the past three weeks, at least ten court rulings in key states like Georgia have thwarted initiatives …

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