Feds sue Apple over alleged illegal smartphone monopoly
The Justice Department filed a federal antitrust suit in New Jersey accusing Apple of maintaining an illegal monopoly in smartphones. The action, joined by 16 states, aims to stop practices that restrict rivals, raise prices, and lock in consumers, while highlighting limits on non Apple watches, third party wallets and iMessage interoperability.
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New Jersey
Lisa Monaco
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Department of Justice
Jonathan Kanter
Antitrust Division
Dina Srinavasan
Microsoft
Joe Biden
Federal Trade Commission
Cupertino
Calif
Russia fires missiles at Kyiv in first attack in weeks
Russia launched more than two dozen missiles at Kyiv before dawn marking the first such strike in six weeks. Air defenses shot down all 31 missiles but wreckage damaged apartments and 13 people were injured including a child. About 25 000 residents sought shelter in subway stations during a roughly three hour air raid. Survivors described near misses and continued resolve amid the attack.
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Ukraine
Raisa Kozenko
Idaho
Boise
Skylar Meade
Nicholas Amphenour
Meade
Twin Falls
Clearwater County
Nez Perce County
Washington State
Amphenour
U S surgeons transplant gene edited pig kidney into human
Massachusetts General Hospital reports the first living patient kidney from a genetically modified pig, transplanted to 62 year old Richard Slayman of Weymouth. Surgeon Tatsuo Kawai said it may function for at least two years, with dialysis possible if it fails.
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Boston
Massachusetts General Hospital
Richard
Rick” Slayman
Weymouth
Mass
Tatsuo Kawai
Slayman
Saic
Winfred Williams
Congress Unveils 1.2 Trillion Spending Plan
Congress introduces a 1.2 trillion package to avert a partial government shutdown and fund agencies through September. The two packages total about 1.66 trillion in discretionary spending, with 886 billion for Defense and allocations for Homeland Security Health and Human Services Labor and more.
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R-La
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Chuck Schumer
D-N.y
Environmental Protection Agency
Prosecutors Seek April 15 Start for Trump Trial
New York prosecutors urge a April 15 start for Donald Trump's hush money case, deeming last minute evidence dumps a red herring. They say over 100000 pages from a prior federal probe are mostly immaterial with only 270 new relevant documents. Trump remains charged with 34 felony counts of falsifying business records.
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Donald Trump
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