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Here's How to See Who Paid For a Blue Checkmark on Twitter
A new browser extension reveals which users paid for their verification with Twitter Blue and who is "actually verified."
'Angry and in Shock': Fashion Label Orders Former Sales Reps to Return Commissions in Wake of Bankruptcy
The once upscale NYC-based fashion label went under in 2020. Now, former stylists are being ordered to return commissions earned prior to the company's collapse.
Book Thief Evades Prison Time and Will Pay $88,000 in Restitution
Filippo Bernardini pleaded guilty to stealing more than 1,000 unpublished manuscripts in an elaborate phishing scheme.
Labor Department Fines Dollar General $15.5 Million for Workplace Safety Violations
Since 2017, the Labor Department's Occupational Safety and Health Administration unit has found 111 instances of safety violations after inspecting more than 270 Dollar General stores.
Death Tolls Rises Following Chocolate Factory Explosion
Authorities are still investigating the cause of an explosion at a chocolate factory Friday that has led to multiple deaths.
A Holocaust Survivor Is Using TikTok to Share Her Story — And She Keeps Going Viral
After garnering significant social media traction, Tova Friedman and her grandson now use the platform to educate young people on the tragedy of the Holocaust.
