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WorldJun 2

NATO Secretary General Cites Management Challenges as Alliance Activities Continue

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg acknowledged increased management difficulties within the alliance as military activities and troop deployments remain under review.

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PoliticsJun 10

Maine Primary Elections Feature Senate and Governor Races

Graham Platner won the Democratic Senate primary in Maine while the governor's race heads to ranked choice voting tallies.

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EntertainmentMar 11

CBS News Justice Correspondent Scott MacFarlane Leaves Network

Scott MacFarlane, CBS News justice correspondent known for January 6 coverage, announced his departure from the network on Monday.

55 sources
PoliticsApr 17

Arizona judge rules in favor of county election official in authority dispute

A judge sided with Maricopa County's top election official in a legal fight over election authority with the local board.

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AIMar 24

Anthropic Updates Claude AI to Control Computers and Complete Tasks Autonomously

Anthropic has released new capabilities for its Claude AI that allow it to control computers, open files, browse the web, and run applications to complete tasks automatically.

10 sources
WorldMar 31

Ukraine's Zelensky Says Allies Asked to Reduce Strikes on Russian Energy Infrastructure

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky revealed that international partners requested Ukraine scale back attacks on Russian energy facilities.

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PoliticsMar 31

Legal Defense Questions Evidence in Charlie Kirk Murder Case

Defense attorneys for the accused killer of Charlie Kirk are challenging forensic evidence linking a bullet to a rifle found at the scene.

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HealthApr 22

UK Parliament Passes Smoking Ban for Those Born After 2009

New UK legislation will prohibit anyone born after January 1, 2009 from purchasing tobacco products, aiming to create a smoke-free generation.

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TechnologyJun 2

China Approves World's First Invasive Brain-Computer Interface Chip

China has approved the first invasive brain-computer interface chip, allowing paralyzed patient to control devices with thoughts.

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WorldJun 2

Norway Joins France's Nuclear Initiative; Israel Reports France Weapons Show Ban

Norway became the ninth country to join France's nuclear deterrence program while Israel claims French officials banned it from a weapons exhibition.

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WorldMay 10

Venezuela Leadership Change Raises Questions About Conditions for Returning Migrants

Following recent political changes in Venezuela, observers debate whether improved conditions might encourage Venezuelan migrants to return home.

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PoliticsJun 5

Former Rep. George Santos Makes Threat Against NPR Reporter Over Investigation Story

George Santos allegedly threatened an NPR journalist who reported on federal investigations into his prediction market betting activities.

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FinanceMay 6

Australia's Central Bank Raises Interest Rates for Third Consecutive Meeting

The Reserve Bank of Australia increased interest rates again, continuing its aggressive monetary tightening amid persistent inflation concerns.

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OtherJun 13

One Dead, Multiple Injured After Church Tent Collapses During Storm in Virginia

A large tent collapsed during high winds at a Virginia church event Friday night, killing one person and injuring others.

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PoliticsApr 8

Two Men Charged in Bomb Plot Near NYC Mayor's Residence

Federal prosecutors have indicted two suspects for allegedly planning to use homemade explosives near Gracie Mansion, targeting up to 60 people.

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