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Month: February 2025

Controversial jackpots and suspended courier services: What we know about the Texas lottery jackpot investigation

By Michelle Watson, CNN (CNN) — The investigation into two controversial lottery jackpots in Texas has drummed up questions about the role of online ticketing firms, known as lottery couriers, in the state and nationwide. This week, Republican Gov. Greg Abbott asked the Texas Rangers to investigate two Lotto Texas jackpots involving virtual ticket sales:

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Ladrones compraron un billete de lotería ganador con una tarjeta de crédito robada. Su dueño ofrece compartir el premio

Por Jack Guy y Lisa Klaassen, CNN Un hombre francés cuya tarjeta de crédito robada fue utilizada para comprar un boleto de lotería ganador ha ofrecido dividir el premio con los dos ladrones. Los criminales irrumpieron en el automóvil de Jean-David Estele en la ciudad de Toulouse el 3 de febrero y utilizaron su tarjeta

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A little-known Chinese company made a drug that beat the world’s biggest selling medicine

By Wayne Chang, Will Ripley and Eric Cheung, CNN (CNN) — China’s DeepSeek shocked the world by delivering unexpected innovation at an unbelievable price. But this disruptive trend isn’t confined to Big Tech: It has been quietly happening in the pharmaceutical sector. In September, Akeso, a little-known Chinese biotech company founded nearly a decade ago

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Monica Lewinsky says Bill Clinton should’ve resigned from office after affair in new podcast interview

By Elizabeth Wagmeister, CNN (CNN) — Monica Lewinsky is revisiting the events involving Bill Clinton that first put her in the media spotlight over 25 years ago, saying that the former president should have resigned from office at the time. Sitting down with “Call Her Daddy” podcast host Alex Cooper, Lewinsky responded to a question

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Bandon wildlife safari cited for several animal health and wellness violations

BANDON, Ore. (KTVZ) — Bandon’s popular West Coast Game Park Safari faces scrutiny for several alleged violations of the Animal Welfare Act. A December inspection conducted by the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service provides details of the safari’s conditions. Several big cats appeared malnourished, with visible ribs and hip bones.

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Attached stacked duplexes Oregon Building Codes Division

Oregon Building Codes Division launches innovative housing option for attached, stacked duplexes

SALEM, Ore. (KTVZ) — The Oregon Building Codes Division has adopted new residential code provisions that will allow the construction of attached stacked two-family dwellings (such as duplexes) under the residential specialty code, the division announced late last week. Here’s the full announcement: This innovative code change will allow stacked duplexes to take advantage of

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Oregon Senator Ron Wyden committee hearing

Wyden, colleagues reintroduce $60 billion legislation to fight intensifying wildfires, drought across the West

WASHINGTON (KTVZ) — Senator Ron Wyden, D-Oregon, said Friday he has joined Senate colleagues to reintroduce legislation that would make a $60 billion investment in forests in Oregon and across the West to lessen wildfire risk, restore watersheds, protect communities, and reduce wildfire suppression costs. Here’s the senator’s news release, in full: “With summers getting

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