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New York passes first crypto-mining ban in US

New York has passed the United States's first ban on crypto mining in an attempt to cut back on the digital currency's effects on the environment.

Stimulus update: Delaware deadline to claim $300 direct tax rebate checks eight days away

Delaware residents have just over a week to submit their applications for the latest round of relief checks worth up to $300.

Social Security update: First of two checks totaling $1,755 to arrive in eight days

Recipients of Supplemental Security Income are set to receive their first of two December payments in just eight days.

Monkeypox to be renamed by WHO to ‘MPOX’

The World Health Organization is planning to rename the monkeypox virus to "MPOX" in an effort to avoid racist stigma surrounding the old name after scientists aired concerns of discrimination because the virus's origins are linked to African countries.

Mike Lindell commits to ‘do whatever it takes’ to get his Twitter account back

MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell went on the record Tuesday to promise to do "whatever it takes" to reclaim his Twitter account.

Heritage Foundation to air ads against same-sex marriage bill during Thanksgiving football games

The Heritage Foundation is spending more than $1 million to run ads against a same-sex marriage bill making its way through Congress, with plans to air the commercials during a number of NFL and college football games over the holiday weekend.

WATCH: Kid Rock is ’sick of seeing history torn to the ground’

Kid Rock wants to be sure the former Nashville home of country music legend Hank Williams is not torn down.

Top Gun: Maverick will finally touch down for streaming

Since arriving in theaters seven months ago, Top Gun: Maverick is set to touch down for streaming just before Christmas.

‘Correct’: Musk agrees with Dinesh D’Souza about ‘one-way’ Twitter censorship

Twitter CEO Elon Musk said he agreed with Dinesh D’Souza regarding the social media platform’s history of targeting conservatives.

Vending machines for anti-overdose drug Narcan gain support

Some local governments and nonprofit organizations are using vending machines to distribute Narcan, a medication that reverses opioid overdoses, in the hope of reducing drug overdose deaths.
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