Nine adolescents were wounded by gunfire at a large prom after-party at a residence in Texas; a second shooting in a nearby city is being
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Non-bank financial institutions constitute a significant risk to financial system stability.
The Financial Stability Oversight Council released new procedures on Friday to help identify and mitigate financial system risks. The council also offered guidance on how
Smart gun powered by facial recognition technology hits the market.
The newest innovation in personalized weaponry that can only be discharged by verified users, the smart gun powered by facial recognition technology is now available
Maine mass shooting: Gunman killed parents, 5 others on a busy highway.
Just days after being released from jail, a man admitted to shooting and killing four people, including his parents, before opening fire on passing cars
U.S. Treasury excludes BMW, Rivian, Hyundai, and Volvo from access to EV tax credits.
According to new guidelines for battery procurement, the US Treasury changed its list of electric vehicles qualifying for a $7,500 EV tax credit, and BMW,
Alabama dance hall mass shooting leaves 4 dead and over 20 others hurt.
The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency reported that a shooting occurred Saturday night in Dadeville that resulted in four fatalities and numerous injuries. According to the
Blackstone’s latest global real estate fund raises $30.4 billion from investors.
The private equity juggernaut Blackstone Inc. announced on Tuesday that it has raised $30.4 billion for its newest global real estate fund as it seeks
Louisville downtown Bank mass shooting: Gunman and 5 others dead, 6 critically injured.
Five people were killed and at least six others were injured in a shooting at a bank facility in downtown Louisville on Monday morning, according
Tesla’s cameras recorded videos and images shared by staff; hit with a lawsuit for alleged privacy intrusion.
A California Tesla owner filed a potential class action lawsuit against the electric vehicle manufacturer on Friday, accusing it of violating its clients’ privacy. The
IRS to spend $80b largesse on improved operations, audits of wealthy, not armed agents with guns.
The IRS provided information on how it intends to use the $80 billion injection for better operations on Thursday, promising to invest in new technology,
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