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Walmart to offer managers company stock as compensation

The country’s largest retail store will now hand out stock grants to store managers as part of compensation packages. Walmart announced the change Monday, adding to an increase in salary made earlier this month. Store managers can now see stock grants as high as $20,000 per year for the largest stores, with smaller store managers...

Amazon Prime Video begins running commercials on streaming service

Amazon Prime Video began running commercials on its streaming service on Monday for users who decline to pay an extra $2.99 a month for its new ad-free option. Announcing the switch in September, Amazon pointed to its increased investments in Prime Video, which is home to dozens of movies, TV shows, Amazon Originals, premium channels...

Musk says first human Neuralink implant ‘promising’

The first person to be implanted with Neuralink hardware is recovering well and showing “promising” signs in initial results, company founder Elon Musk said Monday. The tech billionaire said the first Neuralink surgery occurred Sunday, a landmark for the prototype brain medical device. Animal testing began with the hardware in September, with the product described...

Fox News’s Pirro to Taylor Swift: ‘Don’t get involved in politics’

Fox News anchor Judge Jeanine Pirro advised pop singer Taylor Swift on Monday to not "get involved in politics" amid reports President Biden's reelection campaign is trying to secure the endorsement of the global superstar. "Why would someone as popular as she is alienate, and I'm not saying, you know ... what's going to be,...

Biden’s move to aid federal workers

Presented by Consumer Brands Association — {beacon} Business & Economy Business & Economy PRESENTED BY The Big Story Biden moves to ban use of salary history for federal employees The Biden administration has announced new steps o prohibit the use of salary history for federal employees and federal contractors. © Associated Press The proposed...

Merrick Garland to undergo back surgery 

Attorney General Merrick Garland will undergo back surgery this weekend and delegate his duties to his deputy attorney general while he is in surgery, the Justice Department announced Monday. Garland, 71, will undergo a "minimally invasive" back procedure on Saturday expected to last about 90 minutes, said Xochitl Hinojosa, director of public affairs at the...

Biden weighs response on Iran after deadly drone attack

Welcome to The Hill's Defense & NatSec newsletter {beacon} Defense &National Security Defense &National Security   The Big Story Biden weighs response on Iran after deadly drone attack The killing of three U.S. troops in Jordan by a drone strike carried out by Iranian-backed militant groups has added kindling to an already a volatile situation...

Biden team thanks Trump for ‘lifting up’ strong economic news

President Biden’s reelection campaign thanked former President Trump on Monday for "lifting up" strong news on the economy after Trump claimed credit for the record-high stock market. Ammar Moussa, spokesperson for Biden’s campaign, criticized Trump’s comments from earlier Monday and reminded him that Biden is in the White House, in a statement first shared with...

Stage set for high-stakes abortion pill dispute

Click in for more news from The Hill {beacon} Health Care Health Care   The Big Story Supreme Court sets argument date for abortion pill case The Supreme Court will hear arguments on March 26 in a case that could limit the availability of the common abortion pill mifepristone. © AP The justices will hear...

Top Obama official’s attack on Biden’s foreign policy failures resurfaces after 3 US soldiers killed

Former Obama Defense Secretary Robert Gates' past criticism of Joe Biden's foreign policy failures have resurfaced following the deaths of three U.S. soldiers at an outpost in Jordan.

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