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What Happened According to multiple news reports, the vice-president and chief information security officer at Campbell’s Soup, Martin Bally, was recorded in a meeting with a security-analyst employee, Robert Garza, in which Bally allegedly: Mocked the company’s own products, saying the chicken “came from a 3-D printer.” Disparaged the brand’s low-income customers, describing the food as “s t for f *ing poor people. Who buys our s**t?” Made racial remarks about Indian employe

Wyoming legislators have unveiled a working draft of a significant new environmental policy—titled the Wyoming Clean Air and Geoengineering Prohibition Act —that would prohibit intentional atmospheric interventions over the state and empower the state’s environmental agency to halt projects deemed risky. The bill, drafted as 26LSO‑0211v0.5, was prepared by the Joint Agriculture, State and Public Lands & Water Resources Interim Committee for consideration in the 2026 session.

A quietly inserted provision in the federal spending bill signed by President Trump is sending shockwaves through the hemp industry. The measure, largely overlooked during negotiations, would effectively ban a wide range of popular THC-infused products , from gummies and sodas to topical pain relievers and vape cartridges — items now sold nationwide in gas stations, wellness shops, and online retailers. The hemp market emerged after the 2018 Farm Bill   legalized the crop and

The first civil trial over the deadly Boeing 737 MAX crash in Ethiopia  is underway, marking a pivotal moment in one of the most tragic aviation disasters of the modern era. Multiple families of victims have reached confidential settlements with Boeing as new trials begin to determine compensation for others who lost loved ones in the 2019 crash of Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 . The settlements come more than six years after the second of two catastrophic 737 MAX crashes — i