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John Kerry says US won’t pay into climate reparations fund

Special climate envoy John Kerry said there's no chance the United States would contribute to reparations for countries suffering the effects of climate disasters.

Pressed on family jet, Kerry angrily says he never personally owned one

The U.S. special presidential envoy for climate, John Kerry, angrily pushed back on allegations Thursday that he owned a private jet, saying that he personally never owned a private aircraft in response to questioning about the plane that belonged to his wife’s family before they sold it last year.

Honolulu to become first city to require naloxone in bars and clubs

Honolulu may become the first city to require bars and nightclubs to keep naloxone, known by brand names such as Narcan, on-site to minimize opioid overdose deaths in high-risk areas.

China fears AI will promote ‘overthrow of the socialist system’

Chinese officials renewed a call for an “international mechanism” to modulate artificial intelligence technology abroad while regulators work to prevent domestic breakthroughs that could endanger the regime.

Bud Light announces ‘Backyard Tour’ as it attempts to win back consumers

Bud Light is taking another swing at winning back the hearts, and wallets, of its former customers, this time through a music tour featuring multiple artists.

Health experts reject RFK Jr’s repeated theory chemicals contributing to rise in LGBT youth

Health experts have rejected claims by Democratic presidential hopeful Robert F. Kennedy Jr. that allege chemicals in the environment could be contributing to gender dysphoria in children, calling the theory "unfounded."

Mace questions investigation into White House cocaine: ‘Someone always ends up lying’

Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) is still seeking answers concerning the cocaine discovered in the West Wing of the White House last week, despite the Secret Service ending its investigation.

Judge rules favorably in Ripple case in major boon for crypto industry

A federal judge ruled Thursday that cryptocurrency Ripple’s token is “not necessarily a security on its face,” a major development for the digital asset and other cryptocurrencies.

The View hosts claim Fox News no longer a news network over Trump coverage

The View hosts discussed what they claimed is the fall of Fox News being the result of its coverage of Donald Trump.

Biden snaps at press days after reveal that he swears at White House staff

President Joe Biden turned snarky with reporters following a NATO meeting between himself and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, days after a report revealed that he has snapped at members of his staff at the White House.
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