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Ferrari Target 'Magnificent' Third Straight Le Mans 24 Hour Triumph
Ferrari's Formula One fortunes may be flagging but the Italian constructor start this weekend's Le Mans 24 Hour Race as favourites targeting a third consecutive triumph in motorsport's fabled endurance classic.
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Protests In LA Intensify Over Federal Immigration Sweeps, Tear Gas Used
Protests outside a federal detention centre in Los Angeles turned tense as law enforcement agencies, including the California National Guard and Department of Homeland Security, fired non-lethal tear gas outside the facility to disperse protesters.
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US Health Secretary RFK Jr Fires Entire Vaccine Advisory Panel
US Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on Monday announced he was dismissing all current members of a key federal vaccine advisory panel, accusing them of conflicts of interest -- his latest salvo against the nation's immunisation policies.
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Elon Musk's Most Memorable Moments As Trump's Advisor
Billionaire Elon Musk has said he is leaving his role in the US government, in which he was tasked with reducing federal spending, shortly after his first major break with Donald Trump over the president's signature spending bill.
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Meta’s Future Lies With Judge as FTC Antitrust Trial Ends
Meta's fate against the FTC's antitrust case is now up to a federal judge to decide whether the company should be broken up. If Judge Boasberg sides with the FTC and finds the company illegally monopolised that market, it’s possible Meta could be forced to spin off Instagram, WhatsApp, or both.
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Public Broadcaster NPR Sues Trump Over Funding Cut Order
National Public Radio filed suit against Donald Trump, seeking to block his order to end federal funding for it and the PBS television network.
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Trump Administration Set To End $100 Million In Federal Contracts With Harvard
The letter stated that it is a "complete severance of the governments longstanding business relationship with Harvard." Moreover, federal agencies are required to respond with a list of contract cancellations by June 6th.
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US Court Allows Trump To Fire Independent Board Members -- But Not At Fed
The US Supreme Court on Thursday allowed President Donald Trump to fire leaders of two independent agencies, but signalled that such dismissals would not be permitted for the Federal Reserve.
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YouTube Star Educator Ms Rachel Accurso Draws Outrage Over Gaza Appeals
Last year, Ms Rachel began speaking out about the plight of children in Gaza, peppering her account with appeals for aid that sowed discord among followers and spurred calls for a federal investigation. A shift from sing-songy educational content.
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Second Pak 'Spy' Arrested In Haryana's Nuh In Post-Op Sindoor Crackdown
Haryana Police and federal agencies said Monday they had uncovered a 'network of spies' feeding Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence with classified data, potentially including information about military bases at a time of heightened tension.
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Fresh Woes For Brazil Football As Federation Boss Dismissed
A court in Rio de Janeiro ordered the dismissal on Thursday of Brazilian football federation head Ednaldo Rodrigues over suspicions that a signature in his employment contract was forged
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Harvard Mobilizes Funds For "Critical Research" After Federal Cuts In Grants
Harvard University says it will plough $250 million into funding "critical research" after the US government announced fresh budget cuts to the elite school.
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US Judge Charged For Helping An Undocumented Migrant Avoid Arrest
A US federal grand jury on Tuesday indicted a Wisconsin judge on charges of concealing a person from immigration agents, after she was taken into custody and accused of helping an undocumented migrant avoid arrest.
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Trump's Top Federal Prosecutor Accuses Wikipedia Of "Information Manipulation"
US President Donald Trump's top federal prosecutor in Washington has accused Wikipedia of allowing "information manipulation" and disseminating propaganda, according to a letter seen by AFP on Monday.
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US Anti-Disinformation Guardrails Fall In Trump's First 100 Days
From slashed federal funding for disinformation research to the closure of a key agency combating foreign influence operations, the United States has dismantled vital guardrails against falsehoods within Donald Trump's first 100 days in office.
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Ferrari Target 'Magnificent' Third Straight Le Mans 24 Hour Triumph
Ferrari's Formula One fortunes may be flagging but the Italian constructor start this weekend's Le Mans 24 Hour Race as favourites targeting a third consecutive triumph in motorsport's fabled endurance classic.
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Protests In LA Intensify Over Federal Immigration Sweeps, Tear Gas Used
Protests outside a federal detention centre in Los Angeles turned tense as law enforcement agencies, including the California National Guard and Department of Homeland Security, fired non-lethal tear gas outside the facility to disperse protesters.
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US Health Secretary RFK Jr Fires Entire Vaccine Advisory Panel
US Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on Monday announced he was dismissing all current members of a key federal vaccine advisory panel, accusing them of conflicts of interest -- his latest salvo against the nation's immunisation policies.
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Elon Musk's Most Memorable Moments As Trump's Advisor
Billionaire Elon Musk has said he is leaving his role in the US government, in which he was tasked with reducing federal spending, shortly after his first major break with Donald Trump over the president's signature spending bill.
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Meta’s Future Lies With Judge as FTC Antitrust Trial Ends
Meta's fate against the FTC's antitrust case is now up to a federal judge to decide whether the company should be broken up. If Judge Boasberg sides with the FTC and finds the company illegally monopolised that market, it’s possible Meta could be forced to spin off Instagram, WhatsApp, or both.
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Public Broadcaster NPR Sues Trump Over Funding Cut Order
National Public Radio filed suit against Donald Trump, seeking to block his order to end federal funding for it and the PBS television network.
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Trump Administration Set To End $100 Million In Federal Contracts With Harvard
The letter stated that it is a "complete severance of the governments longstanding business relationship with Harvard." Moreover, federal agencies are required to respond with a list of contract cancellations by June 6th.
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US Court Allows Trump To Fire Independent Board Members -- But Not At Fed
The US Supreme Court on Thursday allowed President Donald Trump to fire leaders of two independent agencies, but signalled that such dismissals would not be permitted for the Federal Reserve.
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YouTube Star Educator Ms Rachel Accurso Draws Outrage Over Gaza Appeals
Last year, Ms Rachel began speaking out about the plight of children in Gaza, peppering her account with appeals for aid that sowed discord among followers and spurred calls for a federal investigation. A shift from sing-songy educational content.
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Second Pak 'Spy' Arrested In Haryana's Nuh In Post-Op Sindoor Crackdown
Haryana Police and federal agencies said Monday they had uncovered a 'network of spies' feeding Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence with classified data, potentially including information about military bases at a time of heightened tension.
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Fresh Woes For Brazil Football As Federation Boss Dismissed
A court in Rio de Janeiro ordered the dismissal on Thursday of Brazilian football federation head Ednaldo Rodrigues over suspicions that a signature in his employment contract was forged
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Harvard Mobilizes Funds For "Critical Research" After Federal Cuts In Grants
Harvard University says it will plough $250 million into funding "critical research" after the US government announced fresh budget cuts to the elite school.
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US Judge Charged For Helping An Undocumented Migrant Avoid Arrest
A US federal grand jury on Tuesday indicted a Wisconsin judge on charges of concealing a person from immigration agents, after she was taken into custody and accused of helping an undocumented migrant avoid arrest.
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Trump's Top Federal Prosecutor Accuses Wikipedia Of "Information Manipulation"
US President Donald Trump's top federal prosecutor in Washington has accused Wikipedia of allowing "information manipulation" and disseminating propaganda, according to a letter seen by AFP on Monday.
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US Anti-Disinformation Guardrails Fall In Trump's First 100 Days
From slashed federal funding for disinformation research to the closure of a key agency combating foreign influence operations, the United States has dismantled vital guardrails against falsehoods within Donald Trump's first 100 days in office.
