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Finding Jewels And Brazen Thieves In Louvre Heist Is A Race Against Time
The glittering sapphires, emeralds, and diamonds that once adorned France's royals could well be gone forever, experts say after a brazen, 4-minute heist in broad daylight left the nation stunned and the government struggling to explain a new debacle
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Prince Harry, Meghan Join Call For Ban On AI 'Superintelligence'
The letter, released by a politically and geographically diverse group of public figures, is aimed at tech giants like Google, OpenAI and Meta Platforms that are racing each other to build a form of AI designed to surpass humans at many tasks.
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Trump Special Counsel Pick Withdraws After 'Nazi Streak' Text Goes Public
President Donald Trump 's pick to lead a federal watchdog agency withdrew from consideration Tuesday evening, after his offensive text messages were made public and GOP senators revolted.
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Man Sentenced To 21 Years In Jail For Assassination Attempt On Slovakia PM
A court in Slovakia on Tuesday convicted a man of a terror attack and sentenced him to 21 years in prison over last year's attempted assassination of the country's populist Prime Minister Robert Fico.
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Nicolas Sarkozy: France's Ex-President Who Is In Prison Now
Proudly tough on crime when he was in government, Nicolas Sarkozy now has to adjust to the strict constraints of hours and days governed by penitentiary rules. He is appealing his conviction and maintains his innocence.
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Trump's 90,000-Square-Foot Ballroom Can Accommodate 999 People. It Costs...
The 90,000-square-foot ballroom will dwarf the main White House itself, at nearly double the size, and Trump says it will accommodate 999 people.
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Trump Says Doesn't Want "Wasted Meeting" With Putin
US President Donald Trump said Tuesday the possibility of a fruitless meeting had led him to put plans for a summit with Russia's President Vladimir Putin on hold.
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North Korea Fires Ballistic Missile Toward Eastern Waters, Says South Korea
North Korea fired a ballistic missile toward the North's eastern waters on Wednesday, South Korea's military said.
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Israel Receives 2 More Hostage Bodies As Tensions Over Gaza Truce Continue
Israel's military says Hamas has handed over the remains of two more hostages to the Red Cross in Gaza.
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OpenAI Launches Web Browser To Compete With Google Chrome
OpenAI said Tuesday it is introducing its own web browser, Atlas, putting the ChatGPT maker in direct competition with Google as more internet users rely on artificial intelligence to answer their questions.
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Trump-Putin Summit Planned For Budapest Is On Hold: Report
US President Donald Trump's plan for a swift meeting with Russian leader Vladimir Putin is on hold, a US official said Tuesday, the latest twist in his stop-and-go effort to resolve the war in Ukraine.
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Louvre Security Apparatus Worked During Heist, Says French Culture Minister
France's culture minister said Tuesday that the security apparatus installed at the Louvre worked properly during a dramatic weekend heist in which historic jewels were stolen from the world's most-visited museum.
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One Of The World's Rarest Whales Grows In Population In The Atlantic
One of the rarest whales on the planet has continued an encouraging trend of population growth in the wake of new efforts to protect the giant animals, according to scientists who study them.
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JD Vance Reaches Israel, Says Gaza Ceasefire Going Better Than Expected
US Vice President JD Vance and other envoys projected optimism Tuesday about Gaza 's fragile ceasefire agreement, calling progress better than anticipated as they visited a new centre in Israel for civilian and military cooperation.
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Memoir By Prince Andrew, Epstein's Accuser Reignites Scandal For UK Royals
The British royal family is once again under intense scrutiny as a memoir by Virginia Giuffre, one of the most outspoken accusers of Prince Andrew and Jeffery Epstein, hits bookstores Tuesday.
