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Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes avoids jail after court approves appeal

Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes delayed starting her 11-year and three-month prison sentence by filing a last-minute appeal on Tuesday evening.

San Diego to begin assessment of plan to pay $383,000 per room in hotels for homeless people

The San Diego Housing Commission has moved to ask for funding from the state that will allow them to buy three different hotels to help people experiencing homelessness, each room costing $383,192 on average.

Rep. Jamie Raskin says cancer in remission after finishing chemotherapy

Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD) announced that he has completed chemotherapy and that his cancer is in remission, celebrating the milestone by ringing the bell at Med Star Georgetown University Hospital on Tuesday afternoon.

Kenosha police officers save elderly man from burning car amid staffing issues

Kenosha police officers pulled an elderly man from his burning vehicle Tuesday night.

Money management: Seven steps you should take if you lose your job

Losing a job can pull the rug out from under anyone's feet, but there are several steps one can take while searching for new means of employment.

White House says it is ‘normal’ to prepare Biden for press conferences after cheat sheet photographed

The White House defended sending President Joe Biden into his press conference with South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol with a cheat sheet that was snapped by photographers in the Rose Garden.

Why Disney is suing Ron DeSantis

Disney filed a lawsuit against Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) on Wednesday, further escalating a lengthy battle between the state's chief executive and the state's largest single-site employer.

Hunter Biden investigation: Intel laptop letter signers scored top jobs in Biden administration

Three ex-intelligence officials who signed on to an influential 2020 letter baselessly linking Hunter Biden’s laptop to Russia later were tapped for top roles in the federal government under President Joe Biden, records show.

Judge punts on ruling whether accused classified documents leaker should be detained until trial

A federal judge did not immediately decide Thursday whether Massachusetts Air National Guardsman Jack Teixeira, who has been accused of leaking hundreds of classified documents, should remain behind bars while he awaits trial.

Ana Walshe disappearance: Husband suspected of murder allegedly thought wife was having affair

Massachusetts man Brian Walshe, who is charged with the murder of his wife, Ana Walshe, allegedly thought that she was having an affair.
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