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Oil theft known as “bunkering” and the refining that comes with it are sickening and killing Nigerians living amid the pollution. It’s also creating one of the world’s most severe ecological disasters.
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Elon Musk Should Provide Internet in Iran, Lawmakers Urge Yellen
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Trump Special Master Declines Extra Pay for Review of Documents
Rents May Finally Have Peaked in the US
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James Cameron Turns to Earth Before Release of New ‘Avatar’
Buyout Loans Have a Bad Week
The Way to Police Big Tech Is Through US States
Ugly Politics Conjure Up Trade-Off Between Poverty Reduction and Inflation
How Neuroscientists Use Brain Breaks to Boost Creativity at Work
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Most Catholics in Michigan Support Adding State Abortion Protections
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Almost 1 Million Puerto Ricans Still Without Power After Hurricane Fiona
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A Global Push for More ‘15-Minute Cities’
Chicago Offers Sanctuary for Abortions, Gender-Affirming Care
Now That Ethereum’s Merge Happened, What’s Next?
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The cryptocurrency industry’s epic shakeout, having cost thousands of jobs and set off a round of consolidation, is reaching the corner office.
Crypto exchange Kraken announced on Wednesday that co-founder Jesse Powell will step down as CEO, to be replaced by Chief Operating Officer David Ripley. The reshuffle comes shortly after Genesis’s Michael Moro and Bitcoin evangelist Michael Saylor, along with Sam Trabucco of Alameda Research, relinquished top positions.
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