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U.S. Solar Manufacturing Capital Expenditure to Reach $12.2 Billion by End of 2026, Driven by IRA

U.S. Solar Manufacturing Capital Expenditure to Reach $12.2 Billion by End of 2026, Driven by IRA

U.S. Solar Manufacturing Capital Expenditure to Reach $12.2 Billion by End of 2026, Driven by IRA
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XPO Logistics Seeks Customer Service Representatives in Portland, Oregon

XPO Logistics Seeks Customer Service Representatives in Portland, Oregon

XPO Logistics Seeks Customer Service Representatives in Portland, Oregon
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Star Meat Delivery Inc. Recalls Over 150,000 Pounds of Meat Products Due to Lack of Federal Inspection

Star Meat Delivery Inc. Recalls Over 150,000 Pounds of Meat Products Due to Lack of Federal Inspection

Star Meat Delivery Inc., based in Lucama, North Carolina, has issued a nationwide recall for approximately 167,639 pounds of raw pork, beef, and goat products. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced that these products were produced without federal inspection and were packaged with a fraudulent USDA inspection mark. The recalled items, sold under the A&D Foods label, include ground pork, chorizo, pork chops, pork ribs and feet, beef ribs and oxtail, and various goat cuts. These products were distributed in bulk to a Georgia distributor, which then shipped them to retail stores and restaurants across the nation. Federal officials noted that retailers might have repackaged these products, potentially replacing the original labels with store-applied stickers. The USDA has classified this as a Class I recall, its most severe designation, indicating a high probability of serious health consequences or death. Consumers are advised not to consume any products bearing the establishment number “EST. 13...
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Congressional Efforts to Regulate Mass Surveillance Technology Face Setbacks Amidst Growing Public Opposition

Congressional Efforts to Regulate Mass Surveillance Technology Face Setbacks Amidst Growing Public Opposition

Members of Congress, including Reps. Scott Perry (R-Penn.) and Chuy García (D-Calif.), have introduced amendments and legislation aimed at regulating the use of automatic license plate readers (ALPRs) and other mass surveillance technologies like those offered by Flock Safety. Earlier this year, an amendment to a highway bill proposed by Reps. Perry and García, which sought to ban ALPRs except for tolling purposes, failed during committee markup. Similarly, a provision introduced by Rep. Andrew Clyde (R-Ga.) also failed. Despite these legislative setbacks, public opposition to Flock cameras is growing, with over 130 cities across 20 states ending contracts with the company. The Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Crime and Counterterrorism is scheduled to host a hearing titled “Always Watching: Flock’s Nationwide AI Surveillance Network” to address these concerns. Flock Safety, a company founded in 2017, markets ALPRs, mass video surveillance, and gunfire locator systems, with over 120,000 cameras operating i...
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Air Transport International Seeks Ground Instructor for Training Coordination

Air Transport International Seeks Ground Instructor for Training Coordination

Air Transport International Seeks Ground Instructor for Training Coordination
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Boston Dynamics Establishes Robot Training Center at Hyundai's Georgia Plant

Boston Dynamics Establishes Robot Training Center at Hyundai's Georgia Plant

Boston Dynamics Establishes Robot Training Center at Hyundai's Georgia Plant
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How worried should Florida residents, visitors be about dengue?

How worried should Florida residents, visitors be about dengue?

Floridians should be concerned, but not panicking, over cases of dengue fever spiraling up. There are things you can do to stay safe.
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Daimler Truck Financial Services Considers Expanding North American Leasing and Rental Operations Amid Freight Market Upswing

Daimler Truck Financial Services Considers Expanding North American Leasing and Rental Operations Amid Freight Market Upswing

Daimler Truck Financial Services Considers Expanding North American Leasing and Rental Operations Amid Freight Market Upswing
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U.S. Truck Tonnage Declines in August Amidst Reduced Capacity, Not Robust Demand

U.S. Truck Tonnage Declines in August Amidst Reduced Capacity, Not Robust Demand

U.S. Truck Tonnage Declines in August Amidst Reduced Capacity, Not Robust Demand
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Star Meat Delivery Inc. Recalls Over 150,000 Pounds of Uninspected Meat Products Nationwide

Star Meat Delivery Inc. Recalls Over 150,000 Pounds of Uninspected Meat Products Nationwide

Star Meat Delivery Inc., a company based in Lucama, North Carolina, has issued a nationwide recall for approximately 167,639 pounds of raw pork, beef, and goat products. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced that these products were produced without federal inspection and were packaged with a false USDA inspection mark. The recalled items were distributed in bulk to a Georgia distributor, which then shipped them to retail stores and restaurants across the country. The products, sold under the A&D Foods label, include various cuts such as ground pork, chorizo, pork chops, beef ribs, oxtail, and goat cuts. Consumers are advised that these products might have been repackaged by retailers and could bear store-applied stickers instead of the original labels. The Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) noted that the products were manufactured on various dates before September 22, 2026, and were vacuum-sealed in cardboard boxes. The USDA has classified this as a Class I recall, its most serious d...
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BWH Hotels Opens Second @HOME by Best Western Location in U.S. in McDonough, Georgia

BWH Hotels Opens Second @HOME by Best Western Location in U.S. in McDonough, Georgia

BWH Hotels Opens Second @HOME by Best Western Location in U.S. in McDonough, Georgia
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U.S. Solar Manufacturing Capital Expenditure Projected to Reach $12.2 Billion by End of 2026, Driven by Inflation Reduction Act

U.S. Solar Manufacturing Capital Expenditure Projected to Reach $12.2 Billion by End of 2026, Driven by Inflation Reduction Act

U.S. Solar Manufacturing Capital Expenditure Projected to Reach $12.2 Billion by End of 2026, Driven by Inflation Reduction Act