Texas Comptroller Leaves A Business Role Off His Disclosure. It Was Unpaid, Apparently.
Don Huffines’s campaign says he earned nothing from the firm. Texas’s disclosure requirement did not ask whether he enjoyed the salary.
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An Undercover Cop Placed Bets On Kalshi. Utah Filed 14 Charges.
The state’s criminal case escalates a jurisdiction fight with federal regulators.
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FTC Asks Companies How They Price Us. Please Complete This Questionnaire.
Nine companies face data demands about pricing and gig-worker pay. This time, they’re answering the questions.
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EPA’s Methane Rollback Could Save 11 Cents A Barrel. Try Not To Spend It All.
The agency’s own model projects modest oil-price relief and millions of additional tons of methane.
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Anduril’s All-American Laptop Gets A 65% Promise. The Prototype Is At 32%.
The company corrected its answer and now commits to meeting the domestic-content threshold at its 2027 launch.
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