Chase Smith
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Chase is an award-winning journalist. He covers national news for The Epoch Times and is based out of Tennessee. For news tips, send Chase an email at [email protected] or connect with him on X.
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Harvard Releases Reports on Anti-Semitic, Anti-Muslim Biases on Campus, Pledges Reforms
The reports recommend reforms across academics, student life, and campus policies following tensions on campus after the start of the Israel–Hamas war in 2023.
JetBlue Pulls Annual Forecast as Demand Drops
The airline withdrew its full-year outlook after a sharp drop in off-peak bookings and warned of continued uncertainty in the second quarter.
German Company in $3.9 Billion Deal to Buy US Biotech Firm SpringWorks
Merck will acquire SpringWorks Therapeutics for $3.9 billion, aiming to strengthen its U.S. health care presence and expand rare tumor therapies worldwide.
IBM Announces $150 Billion US Investment to Boost Quantum Computing and Manufacturing
IBM said it operates ’the world’s largest' fleet of quantum computer systems and will continue to design, build, and assemble quantum computers in America.
Treasury Sanctions Vessels Supplying Oil Derivatives to Houthis
In addition to the newly sanctioned entities, the Treasury cited previously designated vessels that continue to operate in support of Houthi activities.
Study Finds Many Younger Adults Face Hidden Long-Term Risk of Heart Disease
Doctors are urged to look beyond short-term risk as heart disease is projected to surge over the next 25 years among younger Americans.
Court Ruling Limits Ozempic Copies in Favor of FDA, Novo Nordisk
A Texas judge denied a motion from compounders to keep making versions of Ozempic and Wegovy, clearing the way for FDA enforcement and other lawsuits.
Texas Governor Signs ‘Texas DOGE’ Into Law to Cut Regulations, Boost Government Efficiency
Senate Bill 14 establishes Texas Regulatory Efficiency Office to identify and reduce burdensome state rules and improve agency transparency, officials said.
FBI: Losses From Internet Crime Surged 33 Percent in 2024, Topping $16 Billion
Phishing, extortion, and data breaches led complaint volume, with older adults especially hit hard.
Fed’s Kugler: No Rate Cuts in Sight as Inflation, Tariffs Fuel Uncertainty
Federal Reserve Gov. Adriana Kugler said the Fed should keep rates steady as inflation remains elevated and new tariffs raise fresh risks.
