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US Spent $21 Trillion To Build Secret Underground 'Doomsday' Bunkers For Elites, Claims Former Official
She claims these facilities are interconnected and support covert operations, though her assertions lack concrete evidence and have been widely questioned.
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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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French Open Organiser Fumes As Fans Re-Sell Rafael Nadal's Trubute T-Shirts For More Than Rs 48 Thousand
The different colours spelt out the message '14 RG, Rafa', referencing Rafael Nadal's record 14 French Open titles.
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Court Accepts Report To Cancel Sexual Harassment Case Against Ex-WFI Chief Brij Bhushan
A court here on Monday accepted a closure report of the Delhi Police, seeking to cancel a case filed by a wrestler accusing former Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) chief Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh of sexual harassment when she was a minor.
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Cartel Leader With $1 Million US Bounty On His Head Killed In Mexico
The US DEA had offered a $1 million reward for Figueroa, wanted for alleged federal crimes including fentanyl trafficking conspiracy, possession of machine guns and destructive devices.
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Elon Musk's DOGE Expands Grok AI In US Government, Raise Conflict Concerns
Billionaire Elon Musk's DOGE team is expanding use of his artificial intelligence chatbot Grok in the US federal government to analyze data potentially violating conflict-of-interest laws and putting at risk sensitive information of Americans.
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"Act Of Terror": FBI On Killing Of 2 Israeli Embassy Staff In US
US Federal Bureau of Investigation Assistant Director in Charge Steven J. Jensen called the tragic murder of 2 Israeli Embassy employees outside the Jewish National Museum in Washington.
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NDTV Explains: India And The US' Awkward 'AAA' Ratings Cut, Debt Story
Moody's has joined Fitch and S&P in cutting the US' credit rating, dropping the world's largest economy from a perfect 'AAA' to one notch below. Why? Because of a ballooning federal deficit and debt-to-GDP ratio that threatens an almost unthinkable d
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How Donald Trump's Crackdown On Harvard Will Affect Indian Students
US President Donald Trump's administration has revoked Harvard University's authority to enrol international students under a federal government scheme called the federal Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP).
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'Diddy' Broke Into Home, Set Car On Fire For Dating His Ex: Rapper Kid Cudi
Rapper Kid Cudi testified Thursday that Sean "Diddy" Combs broke into his Hollywood Hills home in 2011 after finding out he was dating Combs' ex-girlfriend, Cassie, and said he was sure Combs was behind the firebombing of his car weeks later.
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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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Trump Administration Bars Harvard University From Enrolling Foreign Students
In April, Donald Trump had called Harvard a "joke" and said it should lose its government research contracts after the prestigious university refused demands that it accept outside political supervision.
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FAA Approves SpaceX's Starship To Return To Flight After March Setback
The US Federal Aviation Administration on Thursday said it approved SpaceX's Starship to return to flight after its explosive testing mishap in March, allowing Elon Musk's space company to launch the Mars rocket's ninth test flight from Texas soon.
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US Spent $21 Trillion To Build Secret Underground 'Doomsday' Bunkers For Elites, Claims Former Official
She claims these facilities are interconnected and support covert operations, though her assertions lack concrete evidence and have been widely questioned.
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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.
-
French Open Organiser Fumes As Fans Re-Sell Rafael Nadal's Trubute T-Shirts For More Than Rs 48 Thousand
The different colours spelt out the message '14 RG, Rafa', referencing Rafael Nadal's record 14 French Open titles.
-
Court Accepts Report To Cancel Sexual Harassment Case Against Ex-WFI Chief Brij Bhushan
A court here on Monday accepted a closure report of the Delhi Police, seeking to cancel a case filed by a wrestler accusing former Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) chief Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh of sexual harassment when she was a minor.
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Cartel Leader With $1 Million US Bounty On His Head Killed In Mexico
The US DEA had offered a $1 million reward for Figueroa, wanted for alleged federal crimes including fentanyl trafficking conspiracy, possession of machine guns and destructive devices.
-
Elon Musk's DOGE Expands Grok AI In US Government, Raise Conflict Concerns
Billionaire Elon Musk's DOGE team is expanding use of his artificial intelligence chatbot Grok in the US federal government to analyze data potentially violating conflict-of-interest laws and putting at risk sensitive information of Americans.
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"Act Of Terror": FBI On Killing Of 2 Israeli Embassy Staff In US
US Federal Bureau of Investigation Assistant Director in Charge Steven J. Jensen called the tragic murder of 2 Israeli Embassy employees outside the Jewish National Museum in Washington.
-
NDTV Explains: India And The US' Awkward 'AAA' Ratings Cut, Debt Story
Moody's has joined Fitch and S&P in cutting the US' credit rating, dropping the world's largest economy from a perfect 'AAA' to one notch below. Why? Because of a ballooning federal deficit and debt-to-GDP ratio that threatens an almost unthinkable d
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How Donald Trump's Crackdown On Harvard Will Affect Indian Students
US President Donald Trump's administration has revoked Harvard University's authority to enrol international students under a federal government scheme called the federal Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP).
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'Diddy' Broke Into Home, Set Car On Fire For Dating His Ex: Rapper Kid Cudi
Rapper Kid Cudi testified Thursday that Sean "Diddy" Combs broke into his Hollywood Hills home in 2011 after finding out he was dating Combs' ex-girlfriend, Cassie, and said he was sure Combs was behind the firebombing of his car weeks later.
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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.
-
Trump Administration Bars Harvard University From Enrolling Foreign Students
In April, Donald Trump had called Harvard a "joke" and said it should lose its government research contracts after the prestigious university refused demands that it accept outside political supervision.
-
FAA Approves SpaceX's Starship To Return To Flight After March Setback
The US Federal Aviation Administration on Thursday said it approved SpaceX's Starship to return to flight after its explosive testing mishap in March, allowing Elon Musk's space company to launch the Mars rocket's ninth test flight from Texas soon.
