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U.S. Government Bolsters Domestic Rare Earth Supply Chain with $3.5 Billion in Federal Support

U.S. Government Bolsters Domestic Rare Earth Supply Chain with $3.5 Billion in Federal Support

U.S. Government Bolsters Domestic Rare Earth Supply Chain with $3.5 Billion in Federal Support
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Class-Action Lawsuits Filed Against IDScan.net Following Massive Driver's License Data Breach

Class-Action Lawsuits Filed Against IDScan.net Following Massive Driver's License Data Breach

At least four class-action lawsuits have been filed in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana against IDScan.net, a company providing ID verification services. These lawsuits follow reports of a potential massive data breach involving over 153 million driver's licenses and other identification documents, primarily from American and Canadian drivers. The incident, currently under investigation by the FBI, was initially reported by journalist Brian Krebs, who uncovered a service on a Russian cybercrime forum claiming to possess this extensive dataset. IDScan.net provides its services to various businesses, including Hertz, FedEx, and numerous cannabis dispensaries. The lawsuits seek damages for affected individuals and demand improvements to IDScan.net's security measures, highlighting the severe implications of such a large-scale data compromise.
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Waste Management, Inc. Seeks Trash Collectors for Residential and Commercial Routes

Waste Management, Inc. Seeks Trash Collectors for Residential and Commercial Routes

Waste Management, Inc. is actively recruiting Trash Collectors and Sanitation Workers for both residential and commercial waste collection routes across various locations in the U.S. These full-time positions involve collecting trash and recycling, lifting and emptying bins into garbage trucks, and operating hydraulic packers when trained. Employees are also responsible for assisting drivers, adhering to safety procedures, and ensuring routes are completed on schedule. The company emphasizes the importance of following safety guidelines and wearing required safety equipment at all times. The role typically offers an hourly wage ranging from $18 to $26, with potential for overtime, early morning shift pay, holiday pay, and performance or safety bonuses depending on the specific location and route.
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To whom does LIV Golf owe money? Here are top 30 unsecured creditors

To whom does LIV Golf owe money? Here are top 30 unsecured creditors

LIV Golf formally filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Tuesday, and the filing has provided long-awaited clarity on months of uncertainty surrounding the league's future.
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Doctors Without Borders Seeks Temporary Major Gift Officer for U.S. Operations

Doctors Without Borders Seeks Temporary Major Gift Officer for U.S. Operations

Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) USA is actively seeking a Temporary Major Gift Officer for leave coverage. This role is crucial for managing and growing strategic relationships with existing major donors and prospects, specifically individuals contributing over $25,000 annually. The officer will be responsible for qualification, cultivation, stewardship, and solicitation plans for a portfolio of approximately 150 donors, aiming to secure funding for MSF-USA. The position requires close coordination with various MSF personnel to develop compelling proposals aligned with donor preferences and MSF's priority initiatives. Key responsibilities include initiating and managing donor outreach, tracking engagement, maintaining accurate records in the Salesforce CRM database, assisting in regional event production, and conducting preliminary research for donor prospecting. The role emphasizes understanding MSF’s mission, programs, and funding priorities to effectively respond to donor inquirie...
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An appeals court is considering a push to restrict most common abortion method

An appeals court is considering a push to restrict most common abortion method

A panel of federal judges is considering Louisiana's assertion that mifepristone, a key drug in the most common abortion method in the U.S., should not be dispensed anywhere but a medical facility
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American Medical Association Advances Pain Treatment Review Amidst Lawmaker Demands for Transparency

American Medical Association Advances Pain Treatment Review Amidst Lawmaker Demands for Transparency

The American Medical Association (AMA) is proceeding with a review of medical billing codes for non-opioid pain treatments, a process that could significantly alter how physicians are compensated for these services. This development comes as lawmakers, including Rep. Diana Harshbarger (R., Tenn.) and Senate HELP Committee Chairman Bill Cassidy (R., La.), are pressing the AMA for greater transparency regarding the review process. The AMA established a work group last year to examine these codes and determine necessary changes. While the AMA initially declined to identify the work group members, their names are now publicly available in an AMA work plan. However, the AMA has not responded to inquiries about its conflict of interest policy for work group members or whether any members receive compensation from companies affected by the group's recommendations. House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer (R., Ky.) has also questioned the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) about the federal gover...
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Domtar Seeks Senior Wood Procurement Supply Manager in Johnsonburg, PA

Domtar Seeks Senior Wood Procurement Supply Manager in Johnsonburg, PA

Domtar Seeks Senior Wood Procurement Supply Manager in Johnsonburg, PA
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Clemson Gets Throttled By LSU: 55-10

Clemson Gets Throttled By LSU: 55-10

“Best is the Standard” might be a great line, but last night Dabo Swinney showed it is nothing but a line. The only standard the Tigers showed in Baton Rouge was the standard of mediocrity, incompetence, and a return to LSU football from the Tommy Bowden era. This loss was worse than the Orange Bowl, […]
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Did you enjoy any pro football yesterday?

Did you enjoy any pro football yesterday?

At Battery Power, we bring you all of the roster moves as soon as we can. That’s true even when there’s at least one change a day for three or four months. So we make sure you know who is on the roster. Often times that takes the focus away from the star players on […]
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FBI Investigates Potential Dark Web Sale of Millions of U.S. Drivers' Licenses

FBI Investigates Potential Dark Web Sale of Millions of U.S. Drivers' Licenses

The FBI is currently investigating the potential theft and sale of over 153 million digital scans of drivers' licenses from individuals in the United States and Canada on the dark web. This incident was initially reported by cybersecurity expert Brian Krebs through his blog, Krebs on Security. Krebs stated that he was able to verify the authenticity of at least nine drivers' licenses advertised for sale on a site called Nexus. Following Krebs' report on September 2, the Nexus site reportedly disappeared from the dark web. The source of this significant data breach remains unclear, but Krebs has indicated that Louisiana-based ID-verification company idscan.net could be a potential origin. Idscan.net provides services to various large organizations, including Hertz, Target, FedEx, and the United States Coast Guard. A spokesperson for idscan.net has confirmed that the company is investigating the issue. USA TODAY has not independently verified Krebs' assertions and has reached out to idscan.net for further co...
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The LEGO Group Seeks Temporary eCommerce Manager for Mexico Operations in Boston, MA

The LEGO Group Seeks Temporary eCommerce Manager for Mexico Operations in Boston, MA

The LEGO Group Seeks Temporary eCommerce Manager for Mexico Operations in Boston, MA