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WorldJun 5

Fire at Delhi Hotel Kills at Least 21 People, Including Foreign Nationals

A fire at a hotel in Delhi killed at least 21 people, with many victims identified as South Asian foreign nationals who had traveled to India for medical treatment.

13 sources
PoliticsJun 7

FBI Fires Analysts Over Catholic Memo as Trump Appoints Pulte to Intelligence Role

FBI terminated five analysts linked to controversial 2023 memo about Catholic extremists while Trump named Bill Pulte as acting intelligence director.

7 sources
AIMay 13

Former OpenAI CTO's Startup Unveils Real-Time AI Interaction Technology

Thinking Machines, founded by ex-OpenAI executives, demonstrates new AI models that can process audio and video simultaneously for natural conversation.

20 sources
AIApr 1

OpenAI Raises Record $122 Billion in Funding Round, Valued at $852 Billion

OpenAI completed a $122 billion funding round led by Amazon, Nvidia, and SoftBank, achieving an $852 billion valuation as it prepares for potential IPO.

17 sources
FinanceJun 1

Fed Chair Powell Warns Against Political Interference in Central Bank Operations

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell cautioned that political interference would undermine the central bank's credibility and public trust.

8 sources
OtherMay 12

Ship operator, employee charged in Baltimore bridge collapse that killed six

Federal prosecutors charged two Singapore-based companies and an employee in connection with the 2024 Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse.

12 sources
PoliticsJun 8

Los Angeles mayoral primary results still pending as Bass awaits runoff opponent

Vote counting continues in the Los Angeles mayoral primary, with Karen Bass advancing to November runoff against unknown opponent.

17 sources
PoliticsJun 7

Trump, Pence split on potential payments to January 6 defendants

Trump did not rule out government payments to Jan. 6 defendants through proposed fund, while Pence opposed payments to violent rioters.

7 sources
WorldMar 12

Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei Reportedly Killed in Airstrike

Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei was reportedly killed in an airstrike, with his son succeeding him according to unconfirmed reports.

12 sources
WorldMay 21

Xi Jinping Meets Putin in Beijing, Calls for Middle East Ceasefire

Chinese President Xi Jinping hosted Russian President Vladimir Putin in Beijing, where Xi called for ending Middle East conflicts.

10 sources
PoliticsJun 7

Federal Prosecutor in Los Angeles Announces Multiple Election Fraud Investigations

The top federal prosecutor in Los Angeles confirmed Friday that multiple election fraud investigations are currently underway.

11 sources
PoliticsApr 30

Forensic Analysis Underway on Devices of White House Correspondents' Dinner Suspect

A man accused of attempting to assassinate President Trump at the White House Correspondents' Dinner faces court appearance Thursday as authorities examine electronic evidence.

10 sources
PoliticsApr 30

FCC Orders Early License Review for Disney's ABC Stations

The Federal Communications Commission is expected to order Disney's TV stations to file broadcast license renewals early amid a dispute involving Jimmy Kimmel.

27 sources
FinanceMay 12

US Releases 53.3 Million Barrels from Strategic Oil Reserve Amid Rising Prices

The United States announced a loan of 53.3 million barrels from its Strategic Petroleum Reserve as gas prices continue to pressure consumers.

20 sources
FinanceJun 13

Multiple Business and Policy Developments Across European, US Markets

Various corporate deals, policy discussions, and regulatory approvals span sectors from energy to healthcare across international markets.

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