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WorldJun 9

U.S. and Iran Focus on Four Key Nuclear Issues in Ongoing Negotiations

Diplomatic talks between the United States and Iran have narrowed to four central nuclear program issues as negotiations continue amid regional tensions.

4 sources
PoliticsMar 26

Justice Department Settles Lawsuits with Flynn, Social Media Censorship Cases

DOJ reaches financial settlements in multiple cases including $1.2 million payment to former Trump adviser Michael Flynn and social media censorship lawsuit.

14 sources
PoliticsApr 15

Major Ad Companies Settle FTC Claims Over Conservative Platform Revenue Restrictions

Three global advertising firms reached settlements with federal regulators over allegations they coordinated policies that limited ad revenue to conservative media outlets.

10 sources
OtherMar 11

New Mexico authorities to reopen investigation into Epstein's ranch property

State investigators will examine Jeffrey Epstein's New Mexico ranch amid reports federal authorities never searched the property.

18 sources
SportsMar 11

Champions League Round of 16 Begins as English Teams Face Challenging Tests

The Champions League knockout phase kicks off with six English clubs in action, while UEFA expresses concerns over Premier League spending rules.

18 sources
WorldJun 9

At least 10 dead after migrant boat capsizes near Malta

Italian coastguard recovered at least 10 bodies after a boat carrying approximately 60 migrants capsized near Malta.

4 sources
OtherApr 21

Gilgo Beach Killer Rex Heuermann Confessed Murders to Wife, Documentary Reveals

Rex Heuermann told his wife he killed multiple women in their Long Island home, according to a new documentary.

9 sources
TechnologyApr 29

China Suspends New Robotaxi Licenses After Traffic Disruption in Wuhan

China has halted new autonomous vehicle licenses following an incident where Baidu robotaxis caused traffic chaos in Wuhan last month.

10 sources
AIMar 25

Arm Releases First In-House Chip Design with Meta as Launch Customer

Chip design firm Arm launched its first proprietary artificial intelligence processor, targeting data center applications with Meta, OpenAI, and other major tech companies as initial customers.

16 sources
PoliticsJun 9

Vance Comments on UK Murder Case Draw British Official Criticism

Vice President JD Vance linked a British murder case to immigration policy, prompting UK officials to accuse him of stirring division.

4 sources
PoliticsJun 9

House Committee Holds Hearing on Southern Poverty Law Center Amid Justice Department Case

House Judiciary Committee examines Southern Poverty Law Center as the civil rights organization faces federal indictment on fraud charges.

4 sources
FinanceApr 1

Financial Services Face Various Operational and Regulatory Challenges

Multiple financial firms navigate operational changes, regulatory pressures, and market challenges across different sectors.

24 sources
WorldApr 2

American journalist kidnapped in Baghdad, Iraqi forces pursuing rescue operations

Freelance reporter Shelly Kittleson was abducted by unidentified men in Baghdad on Tuesday evening, prompting Iraqi security forces to launch pursuit operations.

14 sources
PoliticsJun 10

California Primary Results Set November House Matchups in Key Battleground Districts

Several California congressional primary elections have determined November matchups, including progressive vs. incumbent races in competitive districts.

6 sources
PoliticsApr 15

Congressional Representatives Face Constituent Questions on Iran Policy

House members from both parties encounter public scrutiny over U.S. military involvement and policy positions regarding Iran.

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