Naveen Athrappully
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Naveen Athrappully is a news reporter covering business and world events at The Epoch Times.
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DOJ Finds George Washington University ‘Deliberately Indifferent’ to Anti-Semitic Abuses
Protestors had used violence against Jewish students during the 2024 pro-Palestinian demonstrations, the agency said.
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Social Security Updates 13 New Medical Conditions for Faster Benefits Processing
The additions include illnesses related to conditions such as genetic mutations and neuromuscular disorders.
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Transportation Department Makes DEI Revisions in EV Charging Infrastructure Funding Rules
Requirements that planned to create opportunities for businesses owned by minorities and women have been scrapped.
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US Mortgage Rates Decline to Lowest Level Since April
The income needed to buy a typical home was reduced in 11 major U.S. metro areas on an annual basis.
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ICE Arrests Over 350 Members of More Than 40 Different Gangs in Houston
The agency also took part in an operation to bust an underground nightclub in Los Angeles.
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Lawmakers Urge Meta to Shut Down Instagram Map, Citing Harm to Children
Meta’s track record when it comes to protecting children from online harms has been ‘abysmal,’ they wrote.
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Gaps Found in Studies Measuring Efficacy of Air Clean Tech: Report
The potential harms of using technologies like ventilation systems have not been properly studied, according to a new review study.
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IRS Announces No Changes to Withholding Tables, Information Return Forms for 2025
The decision was taken to prevent disruptions during the tax filing season.
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USPS to Temporarily Raise Mailing Rates This Holiday Season
The hike follows a roughly 7.4 percent price increase instituted last month.
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Commerce Department Threatens to Take Ownership of Harvard Patents
The university holds more than 5,800 patents and has more than 900 active technology licenses with various industry partners.
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DOJ Finds George Washington University ‘Deliberately Indifferent’ to Anti-Semitic Abuses
Protestors had used violence against Jewish students during the 2024 pro-Palestinian demonstrations, the agency said.
|
Social Security Updates 13 New Medical Conditions for Faster Benefits Processing
The additions include illnesses related to conditions such as genetic mutations and neuromuscular disorders.
|
Transportation Department Makes DEI Revisions in EV Charging Infrastructure Funding Rules
Requirements that planned to create opportunities for businesses owned by minorities and women have been scrapped.
|
US Mortgage Rates Decline to Lowest Level Since April
The income needed to buy a typical home was reduced in 11 major U.S. metro areas on an annual basis.
|
ICE Arrests Over 350 Members of More Than 40 Different Gangs in Houston
The agency also took part in an operation to bust an underground nightclub in Los Angeles.
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Lawmakers Urge Meta to Shut Down Instagram Map, Citing Harm to Children
Meta’s track record when it comes to protecting children from online harms has been ‘abysmal,’ they wrote.
|
Gaps Found in Studies Measuring Efficacy of Air Clean Tech: Report
The potential harms of using technologies like ventilation systems have not been properly studied, according to a new review study.
|
IRS Announces No Changes to Withholding Tables, Information Return Forms for 2025
The decision was taken to prevent disruptions during the tax filing season.
|
USPS to Temporarily Raise Mailing Rates This Holiday Season
The hike follows a roughly 7.4 percent price increase instituted last month.
|
Commerce Department Threatens to Take Ownership of Harvard Patents
The university holds more than 5,800 patents and has more than 900 active technology licenses with various industry partners.
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