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Jun 2, 2025 |
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#society
Fox News: Swiss-born liberal megadonor slapped with lawsuit for allegedly groping, sexually harassing winery employee
Swiss billionaire Hansjörg Wyss is facing a sexual harassment lawsuit from former employee Madison Busby, alleging inappropriate conduct including groping and sharing unwanted sexual stories. The lawsuit claims retaliation occurred after Busby rejected his advances.
Wyss's representatives have dismissed the allegations as false, asserting that Busby and her husband benefitted from their time at the winery. The lawsuit also includes claims of wrongful termination and emotional distress.
Le Monde: How Nestlé and the French government tried to conceal the Perrier water scandal
A French Senate investigative commission has revealed that the government, influenced by Nestlé, compromised consumer safety by downplaying contamination reports regarding Perrier water sources. The findings highlight the troubling relationship between the government and the agro-food giant, raising concerns over public health.
#economy
Forbes: Here Are The Major U.S. Companies Warning About Tariffs In Their Earnings Reports
Diageo, the beverage company known for brands like Guinness and Smirnoff, anticipates a $150 million reduction in annual profits due to U.S. tariffs. This follows similar warnings from other major companies, highlighting the growing concern over tariff impacts on profitability and pricing strategies.
Various industries, including automotive and retail, are adjusting forecasts amid tariff-related uncertainties, with several companies withdrawing guidance for 2025. The overall sentiment indicates a challenging economic landscape influenced by fluctuating trade policies.
#culture
Fox News: Alana 'Honey Boo Boo' Thompson questions father's intentions surrounding family car accident in 2014
Alana "Honey Boo Boo" Thompson reflects on her troubled relationship with her father, Mike "Sugar Bear" Thompson, in a recent interview. She recalls a 2014 car accident and describes her father's anger issues, stating their relationship is now non-existent.
Thompson expresses acceptance of her father's absence in her life, noting he has never been the supportive figure she needed. Her comments come as she promotes her Lifetime biopic, which touches on her challenging upbringing.
#sports
GB News: Scottie Scheffler's conversation with wife Meredith captured on camera after PGA Championship triumph
Scottie Scheffler won his third major championship at the PGA Championship in Quail Hollow, overcoming competitors Jon Rahm and Bryson DeChambeau. This victory follows his earlier win at The CJ Cup Byron Nelson, marking his second consecutive PGA Tour triumph.
Emotional family moments highlighted the win, with Scheffler celebrating with his wife Meredith and son Bennett, as well as his parents. He credited his team, including his coach Randy Smith, for their support throughout the tournament. This win brings Scheffler closer to achieving a career Grand Slam.
#technology
The Federalist: 3 More Rules Congress Should Pass To Protect Kids From AI
There is a growing call for a national framework for artificial intelligence (AI) regulation, particularly among conservatives. The proposed framework emphasizes protecting children from harmful AI technologies, prohibiting AI from generating criminal content, and imposing legal liability on AI companies for consumer harms.
The urgency is underscored by the need for a cohesive plan to ensure American innovation in AI while safeguarding public interests. Lawmakers are encouraged to act swiftly to avoid ceding AI regulation to liberal agendas.