WorldMar 15
Ukraine's Zelensky criticizes Russia-Iran cooperation after deadly missile strikes
Ukrainian President Zelensky condemned Russia's partnership with Iran following overnight attacks that killed at least five people.
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TechnologyMar 14
Trump Administration to Receive $10 Billion Fee from TikTok Deal, Sources Say
Investors in TikTok's U.S. operations have agreed to pay the government multiple billion-dollar payments as part of a brokered deal.
6 sources
TechnologyApr 3
Multiple Tech and Healthcare Companies Report Data Security Incidents
Several organizations including the FBI, NHS, and telehealth company Hims & Hers have disclosed recent cybersecurity breaches and data privacy concerns.
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PoliticsApr 27
California Billionaire Tax Measure Qualifies for Ballot as Opponents Fund Counter-Campaign
A proposed 5% tax on California billionaires has gathered enough signatures for the ballot while facing opposition from utility companies and competing measures.
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PoliticsApr 19
Bulgaria Holds Parliamentary Elections Amid Political Instability
Bulgaria conducts its eighth parliamentary election in five years as voters seek stability and economic prosperity.
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AIApr 22
Sony Robot Defeats Professional Table Tennis Players in AI Breakthrough
Sony's table tennis robot Ace has beaten expert human players, marking what researchers call the first time a robot has achieved elite-level performance in a competitive sport.
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PoliticsApr 2
Multiple Legal Challenges Filed Against Trump Administration Policies
Various coalitions and Democratic leaders have filed lawsuits challenging Trump administration actions on immigration enforcement, election procedures, and data sharing.
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EntertainmentMar 23
Bill Cosby Found Liable in 1972 Sexual Assault Case, Ordered to Pay $19.25 Million
A California civil jury found Bill Cosby liable for sexually assaulting Donna Motsinger in 1972 and awarded her $19.25 million in damages.
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PoliticsMar 11
DOJ Pardon Attorney Ed Martin Faces Ethics Charges Over Letter to Georgetown
Justice Department pardon attorney Ed Martin is facing disciplinary charges for sending a threatening letter to Georgetown Law about its DEI policies.
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PoliticsMay 14
Trump Comments on Iran War Decision-Making Spark Response from Vice President Vance
President Trump said he was not motivated by Americans' financial concerns in Iran war decisions, prompting VP Vance to call it a misrepresentation.
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FinanceMay 15
Multiple Cold Case Investigations Advance with New Technology and Evidence
Law enforcement agencies are making progress on several decades-old murder cases using advanced forensic technology and renewed investigative efforts.
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WorldJun 4
US Shifts Military Responsibilities to Allies as Administration Changes Monitoring Programs
The United States is asking NATO allies to increase defense contributions while stepping back from ocean monitoring, prompting European responses.
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TechnologyApr 27
Germany Suspects Russia Behind Cyberattack on Government Officials
German authorities believe Russia was responsible for a cyberattack targeting high-ranking government officials in the country.
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FinanceJun 3
China services activity accelerates while Australia's economy slows in Q1
China's services sector grew at fastest pace in three months while Australia's first-quarter GDP growth missed forecasts.
5 sources
HealthMay 13
Trump Administration Plans to Rescind 2024 Toxic Gas Emission Regulations
The Trump administration plans to roll back 2024 EPA regulations on ethylene oxide emissions that required 90% cuts in toxic pollution.
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