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Microsoft Shuts Down 3000 Email Accounts Linked to North Korean IT Workers
Microsoft said these accounts were tied to North Korean IT workers who reportedly created fake personas for remote work.

4th of July Prices 2025: Food and Gas Returning to Normal, Fireworks Costs Rise
Items like food and gas are seeing prices return to normal, but fireworks costs are causing some worries.

Supreme Court to Review Billion-Dollar Cox Communications Copyright Case
Music labels accused Cox Communications of doing too little to stop its users from illegally downloading pirated copies of their music.

Researchers Say AI Chatbots Parrot CCP Propaganda
Researchers asked the five most popular chatbots for information on topics that the Chinese Communist Party considers sensitive or controversial.
Nestlé to Eliminate Synthetic Food Dyes in US Products
The company will eliminate synthetic colors from its food and beverage products within the next 12 months.
Mixed Opinions on Self Driving Taxis in Texas
The possibilities of the unknown are raising concerns.
Average Value of WNBA Teams Up 180 Percent Since 2024
The WBNA's value has been increasing. The 13 teams of the WNBA increased in value by an average of 180 percent since last year.
China Seeks More Control Through Centralized Internet Virtual ID
The Chinese Communist Party is looking for more control of the internet through a centralized virtual ID.
MIT Study Finds Using ChatGPT Lowers Brain Activity
The results found that participants who used ChatGPT while writing essays experienced a decrease in brain activity.
Chinese EVs Pour Into Brazil Raising Alarms
BYD, China's largest EV company, is increasing deliveries to Brazil, but some local auto groups are starting to raise alarms.
Federal Reserve Is Grossly Behind the Curve: Investment Officer
The Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged on Wednesday as its policymakers assessed the economy, impact of tariffs, and crisis in the Middle East.
The Navy Is Looking to Team Up With Startups
The Navy is looking to partner with startup companies to advance in innovation.
$1,000 'Trump Accounts' a Good Idea, Encourages Savings: Certified Public Accountant
For the pros and cons, NTD speaks to "America’s Accountant" Daniel Geltrude, a CPA at Geltrude & Company.
Trump Approves Nippon–US Steel Deal, Companies Say
The announcement comes after Trump signed an executive order approving the deal, so long as they signed a national security deal with the federal government.
Apple Is Offering a Digital Passport Feature
Apple is now TSA-approved to offer passports in the Apple Wallet, but there are some limitations.
Air India Disaster Is First Fatal Boeing 787 Accident
The Boeing 787 Dreamliner is one of the most advanced jets in service and experts say it has a generally strong safety record, with no previous fatal accidents.
Microsoft Shuts Down 3000 Email Accounts Linked to North Korean IT Workers
Microsoft said these accounts were tied to North Korean IT workers who reportedly created fake personas for remote work.
4th of July Prices 2025: Food and Gas Returning to Normal, Fireworks Costs Rise
Items like food and gas are seeing prices return to normal, but fireworks costs are causing some worries.
Supreme Court to Review Billion-Dollar Cox Communications Copyright Case
Music labels accused Cox Communications of doing too little to stop its users from illegally downloading pirated copies of their music.
Researchers Say AI Chatbots Parrot CCP Propaganda
Researchers asked the five most popular chatbots for information on topics that the Chinese Communist Party considers sensitive or controversial.
Nestlé to Eliminate Synthetic Food Dyes in US Products
The company will eliminate synthetic colors from its food and beverage products within the next 12 months.
Mixed Opinions on Self Driving Taxis in Texas
The possibilities of the unknown are raising concerns.
Average Value of WNBA Teams Up 180 Percent Since 2024
The WBNA's value has been increasing. The 13 teams of the WNBA increased in value by an average of 180 percent since last year.
China Seeks More Control Through Centralized Internet Virtual ID
The Chinese Communist Party is looking for more control of the internet through a centralized virtual ID.
MIT Study Finds Using ChatGPT Lowers Brain Activity
The results found that participants who used ChatGPT while writing essays experienced a decrease in brain activity.
Chinese EVs Pour Into Brazil Raising Alarms
BYD, China's largest EV company, is increasing deliveries to Brazil, but some local auto groups are starting to raise alarms.
Federal Reserve Is Grossly Behind the Curve: Investment Officer
The Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged on Wednesday as its policymakers assessed the economy, impact of tariffs, and crisis in the Middle East.
The Navy Is Looking to Team Up With Startups
The Navy is looking to partner with startup companies to advance in innovation.
$1,000 'Trump Accounts' a Good Idea, Encourages Savings: Certified Public Accountant
For the pros and cons, NTD speaks to "America’s Accountant" Daniel Geltrude, a CPA at Geltrude & Company.
Trump Approves Nippon–US Steel Deal, Companies Say
The announcement comes after Trump signed an executive order approving the deal, so long as they signed a national security deal with the federal government.
Apple Is Offering a Digital Passport Feature
Apple is now TSA-approved to offer passports in the Apple Wallet, but there are some limitations.
Air India Disaster Is First Fatal Boeing 787 Accident
The Boeing 787 Dreamliner is one of the most advanced jets in service and experts say it has a generally strong safety record, with no previous fatal accidents.















