The UK government has postponed key Westminster legislation on political donations, giving MPs time to consider strict limits on mega-donors and stronger transparency rules.
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“Puerto Rico Governor Jenniffer González announced that her embattled chief of staff, Francisco Domenech, and deputy chief of staff, Itza García, are stepping down next month as they deny corruption allegations.”
Puerto Rico has approved a $2 billion luxury development in Cabo Rojo despite opposition from environmental groups, who warn the project could strain water resources and damage sensitive coastal ecosystems.
Puerto Rico has begun rotating water service in San Juan and nearby areas as a severe drought leaves reservoirs critically low.
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Biotechnology company Amgen reveals a cybersecurity incident involving stolen company data and possible patient health information, raising new concerns over healthcare data security.
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Ahold Delhaize, owner of Stop & Shop and Giant pharmacies, agreed to a $40 million settlement after allegations that it inflated prescription prices charged to Medicare, Medicaid and TRICARE.
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Federal authorities arrested Herbert Leon Kimble in the Philippines for allegedly masterminding a $1.2 billion Medicare fraud operation involving unnecessary orthopedic braces.
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The Justice Department and FBI seized domains powering two Chinese state-sponsored hacking platforms accused of breaching NASA, the Federal Reserve, the Senate and other federal networks.
U.S. intelligence agencies reportedly could not independently confirm several Iranian assassination warnings shared by Israel, raising questions over intelligence assessments and national security decisions.
