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The recent engagement between Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and major food industry executives signals a potentially alarming trajectory for public health in America. Kennedy’s commitment to eradicating “the worst ingredients” from our food system underlines a pugnacious stance, reflecting an administration that craves a radical overhaul of nutritional safety standards.
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The recent spaceflight incident involving SpaceX’s Starship underscores a growing tension between groundbreaking aerospace ambition and accountability to the public. On a Thursday night, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) halted flights at several Florida airports, including major hubs such as Miami International, due to debris raining down from a failed flight test. This was not
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The recent developments surrounding Visa’s partnership with Elon Musk’s social media entity, X (formerly Twitter), have raised alarm bells. Senator Richard Blumenthal’s scrutiny of this arrangement is more than just political grandstanding; it highlights genuine concerns about the intersection of technology, finance, and governance. In an age where the digital landscape does not just host
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In a financial climate often dominated by institutional giants and traditional venture capitalists, family offices have swiftly emerged as formidable contenders in the riskier realms of investment. Last month, these private fund management entities executed no fewer than 48 direct investments, marking an unprecedented duplication in activity compared to the previous month. This surge illustrates
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In recent months, the investment landscape for family offices—those private wealth suites catering to the ultra-wealthy—has navigated some tumultuous waters, particularly in light of increasing tariffs imposed on Mexico, Canada, and China. The recent ups and downs of the S&P 500 have highlighted the volatility gripping global markets. Once calm and collected, family offices now
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