September 25, 2026

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Trump’s Signature to Appear on US Currency for the First Time in History

In a historic move, the Treasury Department announced that President Donald Trump's signature will be featured on all new US paper currency, a first for a sitting president, and a significant moment in the president's term, as his name and likeness become increasingly prominent on government entities.

GSK’s Bepirovirsen Gets Green Light for EMA Review, Paving Way for Potential Approval in Europe

GSK's bepirovirsen, a potential treatment for chronic hepatitis B, has been accepted for review by the European Medicines Agency (EMA), marking a significant step towards potential approval in Europe and bringing hope to millions of people affected by the disease worldwide.

US Markets Plummet to Lowest Point Since US-Israel War with Iran Began, Dow Sinks 450 Points

The US stock market plummeted to its lowest point since the US-Israel war with Iran began, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average closing 450 points down and the Nasdaq Composite Index entering correction territory, as investors remain cautious about the conflict's potential to disrupt global trade and economic stability.

Meta and Google Ordered to Pay $6 Million in Landmark Social Media Addiction Lawsuit

A landmark lawsuit has resulted in Meta and Google being ordered to pay $6 million in damages to a woman who claimed their social media platforms were designed to be addictive, prioritizing user engagement over well-being and leading to significant mental health issues.

Meta and YouTube Held Liable in Pioneering Social Media Addiction Lawsuit, Paving Way for Further Litigation

A court has ruled Meta and YouTube liable in a pioneering social media addiction lawsuit, resulting in a $3 million award to the plaintiff, with significant implications for the tech industry and ongoing debates on social media regulation.

Meta Hit With $375 Million Jury Verdict in Landmark Case That Could Reshape the Future of the Open Internet

A landmark US jury verdict has ordered Meta to pay $375 million in damages, raising questions about the future of the open internet and the potential implications for tech companies, innovation, and online services, as concerns over data privacy and platform responsibility come to the forefront.