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Walgreens agrees to pay $106 million to settle allegations of false claims for unpicked prescriptions. The settlement resolves whistleblower lawsuits filed in multiple states, covering a period from 2009 to 2020.
Walgreens Boots Alliance agrees to pay $106. 8 million to settle charges of fraudulently billing the U.S. government for undispensed prescriptions. The company attributes the issue to a software error and has taken steps to prevent future occurrences.
Top election officials from U. S. states alert Congress about eroding confidence in elections due to misinformation and threats. They address concerns over non-citizen voting and recent executive orders.
A police-involved shooting in Santa Fe led to the cancellation of the Desfile de la Gente parade. The incident occurred near the downtown plaza, resulting in an arrest but no reported injuries.
Boeing's Starliner spacecraft completed a problematic mission, returning to Earth without astronauts due to technical issues. NASA's decision to keep the crew on the ISS marks a setback for Boeing's space program.
NASA prolongs astronauts' ISS stay due to Boeing Starliner's helium leaks. SpaceX's Polaris Dawn mission faces delays. Industry grapples with persistent helium-related challenges in spacecraft and rockets.
New Mexico files lawsuit against Snap Inc, alleging Snapchat facilitates sharing of child sexual exploitation material. Investigation reveals platform's role in sextortion and presence on dark web.
New Mexico files lawsuit against Snapchat, alleging it's a "breeding ground" for predators. The case highlights growing concerns about child safety on social media platforms.
Boeing Starliner capsule set for uncrewed return from ISS due to safety concerns. NASA opts for SpaceX to bring astronauts home, raising questions about Starliner's future operational status.
The U. S. government finalizes a plan to boost solar energy across 11 western states, aiming to expedite infrastructure projects. The initiative includes emissions reduction credits in Arizona to support semiconductor manufacturing.
Universities grapple with the aftermath of the affirmative action ban, leading to the cancellation of race-conscious scholarships. Students and experts express concerns about potential impacts on diversity and educational equity.
A documentary sheds light on the overlooked victims of America's first nuclear test in New Mexico. Survivors fight for recognition and compensation as new research reveals widespread contamination from the 1945 Trinity Test.
Starbucks faces opposition in Taos, New Mexico, as arson attacks delay its first drive-through cafe. The incident highlights tensions between local culture and national chains in the historic mountain town.
Former Trump advisor Steve Bannon faces trial in New York for alleged fraud in border wall fundraising. Judge denies motion to dismiss, setting stage for December court proceedings.
Google and California agree on a $250 million deal to fund local journalism and AI research, replacing a proposed "link tax" bill. Critics argue the agreement favors the tech giant over news organizations.
Phoenix experiences 84 consecutive days of 100°F+ temperatures, breaking previous records. Extreme heat impacts multiple Southwest states, raising concerns about public health and heat-related deaths.
Mexico's attorney general seeks details on a U. S. flight carrying two major drug traffickers, including Sinaloa Cartel co-founder. The incident has sparked tensions between the two nations.
Federal prosecutors aim to move alleged Mexican drug lord Ismael Zambada to Brooklyn for trial, where his Sinaloa Cartel co-founder El Chapo was convicted. Zambada faces charges including fentanyl distribution.
A local police officer in Sonora, Mexico, has been arrested for the killing of an American man following a nightclub incident. The case highlights cross-border legal complexities in the region.
Vice President Kamala Harris introduces "DemPalooza" in Chicago, offering free activities and campaign training. The event aims to engage voters and recruit volunteers alongside the Democratic National Convention.
Democrats urge action on stalled Radiation Exposure Compensation Act, highlighting its importance for those affected by nuclear testing and uranium mining. Republican concerns over costs hinder progress despite Senate approval.
U. S. Ambassador reveals internal cartel betrayal led to arrests of two Sinaloa leaders. Conflicting accounts surround the mysterious flight that brought them to U.S. soil, raising questions about bilateral cooperation.
Five U. S. secretaries of state urge Elon Musk to address X's AI chatbot Grok for spreading false election information. Officials stress the importance of accurate voting guidance in the upcoming presidential election year.