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U.S. authorities announced on Wednesday that at least eight individuals were charged in what has been described as a securities fraud scheme to manipulate stocks. Investigators say the social media influencers allegedly gained around $144 million by using various social platforms including Discord and Twitter to manipulate t
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Abortion rights groups went to court Thursday seeking to restore abortion services in Kentucky, a day after the two remaining abortion clinics signaled they couldn t immediately comply with new restrictions imposed by the state s Republican legislature.Two lawsuits filed in federal court in Louisville asked that a judge intervene to
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