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JBS Says Most Meat Plants Will Be Working Wednesday After Ransomware Attack

JBS said the cyberattack affected servers supporting its operations in North America and Australia. Backup servers weren’t affected.
By Rod McGuirk and Dee-ann Durbin, AP

Lawmaker Calls For Investigation Of Farm Aid To Brazilian-Owned Meat Company

“Taxpayer dollars should never be used to subsidize corrupt, foreign-owned corporations," Democratic Rep. Rosa DeLauro wrote to Sonny Perdue.
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Brazil Subsidiary Awarded $62 Million In U.S. Farm Aid Is Sued Over Colorado Pollution

A lawsuit accuses JBS Swift Beef of violating federal discharge permit by dumping illegal levels of slaughterhouse waste for years.
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Tammy Baldwin Rips Trump For $62 Million In Farm Aid To 'Corrupt' Brazilian Company

JBS, the largest meatpacking company in the world, is owned by two billionaire brothers under investigation by the Justice Department.
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Brazil Subsidiary Hoovers Up $62 Million In Trump Trade War Aid Intended For Farmers

"Why is the USDA bailing out plants operated by the biggest meatpacker in the world?" asks an activist.
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6.5 Million Pounds Of Beef Have Been Recalled Due To Salmonella Risk

At least 57 people have become ill following a possible outbreak of salmonella stemming from Arizona-based meat producer JBS Tolleson Inc.
By P.J. Huffstutter, Ana Mano, Reuters

Taylor Swift Breaks Her Silence On 'Demoralizing' Sexual Assault Trial

"Do not accept the blame others will try to place on you."
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Why Taylor Swift's Unflinching Testimony Matters

The pop star refused to compromise her narrative of an alleged groping.
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North Korean Banks Cut Off From Global Inter-Bank Network In Response To Nuke Program

They are "no longer compliant with SWIFT’s membership criteria."
By Reuters