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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Boston University College Republicans Demand Better Security Measures Following Charlie Kirk Assassination
Many members feel they are unable to affiliate with College Republicans openly, it said.
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EPA Moves to Repeal Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reporting Rules, Citing Burdens on Industry
Administrator Lee Zeldin said ending the program will reduce costs for businesses, calling it ‘bureaucratic red tape’ that fails to improve air quality.
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Credit Card Debt of Americans Now Totals $1.32 Trillion: Report
Although credit debt has gone up, the amount of money saved has significantly improved over the past 20 years.
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Multidrug-Resistant Fungus Spreading Rapidly in Europe: ECDC
More than 10,000 clinical cases have been identified in the United States after the first case was reported in 2016.
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State Department Warns American Citizens Against Traveling to 6 Nations
The warning follows Trump’s signing an executive order to strengthen protections for U.S. citizens traveling abroad.
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Prostate Cancers Detected by Cheaper, Faster Scans: Study
About one in eight males are estimated to be diagnosed with the illness during their lifetime.
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Number of 6- to 12-year-olds Using Common Medication for Suicide and Self-Harm Surges 311 Percent: Study
Some of the substances used include pain relief medication, antihistamines, cough and cold preparations, and vitamins.
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Social Security Misdirected an Estimated $2.2 Million in Benefit Payments, Audit Reveals
Direct deposit information of beneficiaries was updated without proper authorization, the agency’s Office of Inspector General stated.
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Salmonella Outbreak in 10 US States Linked to Home Delivery Meals, CDC Warns
Seven people have been hospitalized after ingesting food contaminated with the bacteria.
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Largest Group of Lawbreaking Gang Members Is Aged 13 to 16, FBI Report Reveals
Juveniles face much lower sentences compared with adults convicted of the same offenses, so criminals recruit them.
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Boston University College Republicans Demand Better Security Measures Following Charlie Kirk Assassination
Many members feel they are unable to affiliate with College Republicans openly, it said.
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EPA Moves to Repeal Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reporting Rules, Citing Burdens on Industry
Administrator Lee Zeldin said ending the program will reduce costs for businesses, calling it ‘bureaucratic red tape’ that fails to improve air quality.
|
Credit Card Debt of Americans Now Totals $1.32 Trillion: Report
Although credit debt has gone up, the amount of money saved has significantly improved over the past 20 years.
|
Multidrug-Resistant Fungus Spreading Rapidly in Europe: ECDC
More than 10,000 clinical cases have been identified in the United States after the first case was reported in 2016.
|
State Department Warns American Citizens Against Traveling to 6 Nations
The warning follows Trump’s signing an executive order to strengthen protections for U.S. citizens traveling abroad.
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Prostate Cancers Detected by Cheaper, Faster Scans: Study
About one in eight males are estimated to be diagnosed with the illness during their lifetime.
|
Number of 6- to 12-year-olds Using Common Medication for Suicide and Self-Harm Surges 311 Percent: Study
Some of the substances used include pain relief medication, antihistamines, cough and cold preparations, and vitamins.
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Social Security Misdirected an Estimated $2.2 Million in Benefit Payments, Audit Reveals
Direct deposit information of beneficiaries was updated without proper authorization, the agency’s Office of Inspector General stated.
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Salmonella Outbreak in 10 US States Linked to Home Delivery Meals, CDC Warns
Seven people have been hospitalized after ingesting food contaminated with the bacteria.
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Largest Group of Lawbreaking Gang Members Is Aged 13 to 16, FBI Report Reveals
Juveniles face much lower sentences compared with adults convicted of the same offenses, so criminals recruit them.
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