PoliticsMar 29
Politico Removes Cartoon Amid Anti-Semitism Allegations
Politico deleted a political cartoon showing Trump and Netanyahu after facing criticism over allegations of anti-Semitic imagery.
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SportsMar 17
Alabama Basketball Star Aden Holloway Arrested on Felony Drug Charge
Alabama guard Aden Holloway was arrested Monday on felony marijuana possession charges, with authorities finding 2.1 pounds in his apartment.
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WorldApr 4
Gang Violence Kills Dozens in Haiti as International Force Begins Deployment
Gang attacks in rural Haiti killed dozens last weekend as a U.N.-backed international force starts arriving to combat violence.
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TechnologyMar 11
Intel launches Core Ultra 270K Plus and 250K Plus desktop processors
Intel has released two new desktop processors, the Core Ultra 270K Plus and 250K Plus, as refreshed versions of its Arrow Lake lineup.
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OtherMar 29
Politico Names Jonathan Greenberger as New Editor in Chief
Jonathan Greenberger, a Politico executive, will succeed co-founder John Harris as the publication's editor in chief.
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TechnologyMar 5
Musk Testifies in $44 Billion Lawsuit Over Twitter-Related Tweet
Elon Musk testified in a San Francisco courtroom regarding a lawsuit stemming from his social media posts before acquiring Twitter in 2022.
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ScienceMar 17
Lawsuit Filed Against Plan to Terminate National Weather Research Center
Legal action has been initiated to challenge a proposal to shut down the National Center for Atmospheric Research, which conducts weather and climate studies.
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PoliticsMar 5
Starmer to Hold Press Conference Amid Criticism Over UK Military Response
Prime Minister Keir Starmer will face questions at 2pm press conference following criticism of Britain's military preparedness and US relations.
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WorldMar 17
Syrian Authorities Ban Alcohol Sales in Damascus
Syrian authorities have imposed a ban on alcohol sales in Damascus, marking a significant policy shift in the capital city.
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WorldMar 23
Israel Used Hacked Iranian Surveillance Cameras in Killing of Supreme Leader Khamenei
Israel reportedly used Tehran's own street surveillance cameras to track and kill Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on February 28.
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OtherMar 29
Fatal shooting in Houston involves officer and truck driver
A police officer fatally shot a truck driver in Houston after hanging from the vehicle during an incident.
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EntertainmentMar 6
New York Times Highlights Spring Reading Recommendations for Fiction and Nonfiction
The New York Times has released its spring reading recommendations featuring new novels and nonfiction works from established and emerging authors.
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EntertainmentMar 12
Las Vegas Performer Balances Shopping Cart on Chin at Local Supermarket
A former circus ringmaster demonstrated his cart-balancing skills to impressed grocery store employees in Las Vegas.
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FinanceMar 17
Canadian Financier Stephen Smith Acquires 26.9% Stake in The Economist Magazine
Stephen Smith has agreed to purchase a 26.9% stake in The Economist publication from the Rothschild family.
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FinanceMar 5
Asian Markets Rise After Wall Street Rebound as Oil Prices Resume Climb
Asian stock markets gained Thursday following a Wall Street recovery, though oil prices continued rising amid Middle East war concerns.
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