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US Court Calls Google Monopolist, Says It Violates Competition Law
On August 5, 2024, the US Court for the District of Columbia (DC) decided that Google was a monopolist, meaning it has durable market power as the dominant player in its field of "general search services". This is a violation of competition law.
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Kim Kardashian's Letter Of Support Gives Second Chance To Murder Convict
Kim Kardashian-West, the reality TV and social media star turned criminal justice reform advocate, was touring the District of Columbia jail in July when she met a murderer.
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Trump Interviews Indian-American To Replace Brett Kavanaugh in US Court
US President Donald Trump has interviewed an Indian-American woman to replace Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh in the powerful federal appeals court in Washington, DC, according to a report.
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Police: Girlfriend Killed As She Held Child; Man Claims Accident
A 19-year-old woman who was killed in a Washington, D.C., apartment early Saturday was shot in the head by her boyfriend as she held their 2-month-old infant in her lap, according to District of Columbia police.
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How Driverless Cars Could Kill The Speeding Ticket - And Rob Your City
One of the big benefits of driverless cars is that they aim to promote safety on the roads while reducing congestion at the same time. If cars are largely run by computers, talking to each other, they can travel closer together in a more coordinated fashion without fear of causing a fender-bender.
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No Winner In US Lottery Draw, Jackpot Rises To $ 1.3 Billion
The jackpot for the US Powerball lottery rose to a whopping $1.3 billion (1.19 billion euros) early Sunday after organizers said there was no winner in the weekend draw.
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US Senator Asks Carter To End Dress Policy For Sikhs In Army
A top US Senator on Thursday asked Defense Secretary Ashton Carter to repeal a dress policy in its army which prevents Sikhs from serving in the military with their religious articles intact.
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These 3 US Judges Hold the Fate of the Internet in Their Hands
Next week, a federal appeals court in Washington will hear one of its biggest cases of the year, one whose outcome will directly affect how Internet providers can alter your experience online.
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Security Alert Prompts US Authorities to Shut White House Entrances
The US Secret Service cleared Pennsylvania Avenue in front of the White House on Monday and closed one of its gates after a bomb-sniffing dog alerted them to a car in a nearby garage.
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US Court Calls Google Monopolist, Says It Violates Competition Law
On August 5, 2024, the US Court for the District of Columbia (DC) decided that Google was a monopolist, meaning it has durable market power as the dominant player in its field of "general search services". This is a violation of competition law.
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Kim Kardashian's Letter Of Support Gives Second Chance To Murder Convict
Kim Kardashian-West, the reality TV and social media star turned criminal justice reform advocate, was touring the District of Columbia jail in July when she met a murderer.
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Trump Interviews Indian-American To Replace Brett Kavanaugh in US Court
US President Donald Trump has interviewed an Indian-American woman to replace Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh in the powerful federal appeals court in Washington, DC, according to a report.
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Police: Girlfriend Killed As She Held Child; Man Claims Accident
A 19-year-old woman who was killed in a Washington, D.C., apartment early Saturday was shot in the head by her boyfriend as she held their 2-month-old infant in her lap, according to District of Columbia police.
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How Driverless Cars Could Kill The Speeding Ticket - And Rob Your City
One of the big benefits of driverless cars is that they aim to promote safety on the roads while reducing congestion at the same time. If cars are largely run by computers, talking to each other, they can travel closer together in a more coordinated fashion without fear of causing a fender-bender.
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No Winner In US Lottery Draw, Jackpot Rises To $ 1.3 Billion
The jackpot for the US Powerball lottery rose to a whopping $1.3 billion (1.19 billion euros) early Sunday after organizers said there was no winner in the weekend draw.
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US Senator Asks Carter To End Dress Policy For Sikhs In Army
A top US Senator on Thursday asked Defense Secretary Ashton Carter to repeal a dress policy in its army which prevents Sikhs from serving in the military with their religious articles intact.
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These 3 US Judges Hold the Fate of the Internet in Their Hands
Next week, a federal appeals court in Washington will hear one of its biggest cases of the year, one whose outcome will directly affect how Internet providers can alter your experience online.
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Security Alert Prompts US Authorities to Shut White House Entrances
The US Secret Service cleared Pennsylvania Avenue in front of the White House on Monday and closed one of its gates after a bomb-sniffing dog alerted them to a car in a nearby garage.
