Good morning! And Welcome to Ausum’s Daily Business, Finance and Tech news briefing. Today is Tuesday, October the 19th.
Former president, Donald Trump, has sued Congress and the National Archives. The New York Times states that he is trying to block the release of White House files about his actions around the January 6th capital riot.
The publication also announced that Washington State University is firing its football coach as he is failing to comply with the state’s Covid-19 vaccination mandate.
The Washington Post has reported that The Food and Drug Administration is expected to soon allow people to get Covid-19 booster shots which differ from their original vaccine dose.
The US Environmental Protection Agency is taking action to remove long-lasting chemicals which cause pollution in drinking water, Newsweek published.
South Korea has said that North Korea fired a ballistic missile into the sea. The Guardian noted that it coincided with when intelligence officials from the United States, South Korea and Japan were supposed to meet.
This publication also revealed that Bill Gates was reportedly advised to end his flirtatious emails with a mid-level staffer in 2008. It is suggested that Gates left his role on the Microsoft board during an investigation into his relationship with an employee.
Business Insider has reported that the first inhabitants of the ex-Walmart executive billionaire’s city will be selected through an application. His planned city will cost $400 billion, be called Telosa and people could move in by 2030.
Finally, in this October’s full moon, an asteroid the size of the golden gate bridge will pass the earth.
Tune in this afternoon to Raquel’s briefing and have an Ausum Tuesday.
