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Regenerative Patch Technologies Begins Phase IIb Trial for Macular Degeneration Treatment

Regenerative Patch Technologies Begins Phase IIb Trial for Macular Degeneration Treatment

Regenerative Patch Technologies Begins Phase IIb Trial for Macular Degeneration Treatment
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Prosperity Partners Acquires Farkouh, Furman Faccio, Expanding to New York

Prosperity Partners Acquires Farkouh, Furman Faccio, Expanding to New York

Prosperity Partners Acquires Farkouh, Furman Faccio, Expanding to New York
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Oracle misses quarterly sales and operating profit estimates, shares decline

Oracle misses quarterly sales and operating profit estimates, shares decline

By Juby Babu and Stephen Nellis Dec 10 (Reuters) - Oracle missed Wall Street estimates for second-quarter revenue and operating profit on Wednesday, a sign that corporate spending on its cloud services may be cooling amid broader concerns of a bubble in the artificial intelligence market.
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Rep. Jasmine Crockett Announces Senate Bid in Texas

Rep. Jasmine Crockett Announces Senate Bid in Texas

Representative Jasmine Crockett, a Democrat from Texas, has announced her candidacy for the U.S. Senate seat currently held by Republican Senator John Cornyn. In an interview with ABC News, Crockett discussed her decision to run, highlighting her commitment to addressing key issues such as healthcare, education, and economic inequality. Crockett's entry into the race adds to the growing list of candidates vying for the seat, setting the stage for a competitive election. Her campaign is expected to focus on progressive policies and increasing voter engagement across the state.
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Federal Support Reinstatement Advocated to Aid Californians, Including Minorities

Federal Support Reinstatement Advocated to Aid Californians, Including Minorities

A recent letter to the editor in the Los Angeles Times discusses the potential benefits of reinstating federal support for various programs in California. The letter responds to an op-ed by Joel Kotkin, which criticized California's handling of issues affecting Latinos and other minorities. The writer, Robert Davis, argues that California could improve conditions for all residents if federal funds were restored to support public radio, rural libraries, healthcare, housing, and childcare. Davis also highlights the irony of a Texas-funded study criticizing California's energy prices, referencing past energy crises like Enron. Another letter by Karl Reitz addresses the high cost of electricity in California, attributing it to wildfires and aging infrastructure rather than solely to climate policies. Reitz defends Governor Gavin Newsom's climate initiatives, suggesting they are necessary to address the health impacts of fossil fuels on poorer populations.
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IRS Issues New Guidance on Health Savings Accounts Under Recent Tax Reform

IRS Issues New Guidance on Health Savings Accounts Under Recent Tax Reform

The Treasury and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) have released Notice 2026-05, which provides new guidance on tax benefits for Health Savings Account (HSA) participants following the enactment of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. This legislation, signed by President Trump, aims to expand access to HSAs. Key changes include the permanent allowance for telehealth and remote care services before meeting the high-deductible health plan (HDHP) deductible, effective from January 1, 2025. Additionally, bronze and catastrophic plans will be treated as HDHPs starting January 1, 2026, allowing individuals enrolled in these plans to contribute to HSAs. The guidance also clarifies that these plans do not need to be purchased through an exchange to qualify. Furthermore, individuals in direct primary care service arrangements can contribute to HSAs and use funds tax-free for periodic fees starting next year.
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Colin Allred Withdraws from Senate Race, Opts for House Run in Texas

Colin Allred Withdraws from Senate Race, Opts for House Run in Texas

Former U.S. Representative Colin Allred has decided to end his campaign for the U.S. Senate and will instead run for Congress in Texas' newly redrawn District 33. This decision comes as Jasmine Crockett enters the Democratic Senate race, which also includes state Rep. James Talarico. Allred cited the potential for a divisive primary as a reason for his withdrawal, emphasizing the need for unity within the Democratic Party. His move sets up a primary contest with Rep. Julie Johnson, who currently represents District 32. The redistricting has made District 33 more favorable to Democrats, and Allred aims to leverage his previous experience and accomplishments in Congress to win the seat.
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AICPA Recommends Simplifying Passthrough Entity Reporting to Treasury and IRS

AICPA Recommends Simplifying Passthrough Entity Reporting to Treasury and IRS

AICPA Recommends Simplifying Passthrough Entity Reporting to Treasury and IRS
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Rep. Jasmine Crockett Enters Democratic Primary for U.S. Senate, Shaking Up Texas Race

Rep. Jasmine Crockett Enters Democratic Primary for U.S. Senate, Shaking Up Texas Race

U.S. Representative Jasmine Crockett from Dallas has officially entered the Democratic primary for the U.S. Senate in Texas. Her entry into the race comes after months of speculation and positions her as a significant contender due to her high-profile presence and fundraising capabilities. Crockett, known for her viral confrontations with Republicans, joins a field that includes Austin State Representative James Talarico. Her decision was influenced by the recent withdrawal of Colin Allred from the race, which has reshaped the Democratic field. Crockett's campaign is bolstered by her substantial social media following and a strong fundraising base, with $4.6 million in cash on hand. Despite joining the race later than her competitors, Crockett's internal polling suggests she has a viable path to victory, although no public polls have yet shown her leading against potential Republican opponents.
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Allred switches from Texas US Senate race to a House comeback bid. Crockett's Senate decision looms

Allred switches from Texas US Senate race to a House comeback bid. Crockett's Senate decision looms

Former Rep. Colin Allred is ending his U.S. Senate campaign in Texas and instead will attempt a House comeback bid, potentially paving the way for Rep. Jasmine Crockett to enter the race for the Democrats’ nomination in a state they have long hoped to make more competitive
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Texas linebacker Anthony Hill declares for NFL Draft

Texas linebacker Anthony Hill declares for NFL Draft

The former five-star is heading to the professional ranks
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Texas QB Trey Owens to enter the NCAA transfer portal

Texas QB Trey Owens to enter the NCAA transfer portal

Owens lost the third-string quarterback battle to freshman KJ Lacey.