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Jury Sees More Sex Videos As Prosecutors Wind Down Case Against 'Diddy'
Federal prosecutors on Monday showed jurors more videos of the drug-fueled sex marathons at the center of allegations that could put Sean 'Diddy' Combs behind bars for life.
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Trump's Plan To Shut Harvard's Doors To Foreign Students Hit By US Judge
A federal judge on Monday blocked President Donald Trump's administration from implementing his plan to bar foreign nationals from entering the United States to study at Harvard University.
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Apple Sued by Shareholders for Allegedly Overstating AI Progress
Apple was sued on Friday by shareholders in a proposed securities fraud class action. The complaint covers shareholders who suffered potentially hundreds of billions of dollars of losses in the year ending June 9, when Apple introduced several features and aesthetic improvements for its products but kept AI changes modest.
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Trump Says 'Mindbogglingly Historic' Deal With Harvard Will Be Announced Soon
Earlier, the president had accused Harvard of failing to clamp down and perpetuating antisemitism. He had terminated $2 billion in grants and also tried to ban the school from granting admission to international students.
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Bhaichung Bhutia Blasts Kalyan Chaubey For Turning AIFF Into 'Circus', Top Official Responds
Bhaichung Bhutia on Friday made a scathing attack on the All India Football Federation (AIFF) leadership
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Opinion | The Magic Of Carlos Alcaraz
Since the Open Era began in 1968, there had been only eight men who had come back from two sets down to win a Grand Slam final. Last week, Alcaraz became the ninth. The ninth man in 57 years.
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Chad Meredith, Trump's Latest Judicial Pick, Was Almost Nominated By Biden
President Donald Trump says he plans to tap Chad Meredith, a former state solicitor general in Kentucky, for a federal judgeship in the state - and this time, he is facing no objections from Sen. Rand Paul, who opposed his nomination three years ago.
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Trump Is Silent About Juneteenth On A Day He Previously Honoured As President
President Donald Trump honored Juneteenth in each of his first four years as president, even before it became a federal holiday. He even claimed once to have made it "very famous."
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"Let He Who Is Without Sin...": Putin, Asked About Mistakes, Quotes Bible
Russian President Vladimir Putin turned to the Holy Bible when asked whether he made any mistakes during his 25 years in power.
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2 Indian Students Get Jail In Multi-Million Dollar Fraud Schemes In US
Two Indian nationals studying in the United States have been sentenced to federal prison in separate but similar fraud cases involving elaborate scams that targeted elderly Americans and resulted in millions of dollars in losses.
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Sensex, Nifty Open Flat After US Federal Policy Decision
The Indian benchmark indices opened almost flat on Thursday over the US Federal Reserve policy decision and weak Asian cues, as selling was seen in the IT, PSU bank, FMCG and pharma sectors in the early trade.
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Explained: What Is Juneteenth, When It Became A US Federal Holiday
Juneteenth, a day that marks the emancipation of enslaved Black Americans, is always observed on June 19 each year. It became a U.S. federal holiday in 2021, following the signing of a bill by former President Joe Biden.
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US Senate Passes Stablecoin Bill in Milestone for Crypto Industry
US' stablecoin-focussed GENIUS Act, received bipartisan support, with several Democrats joining most Republicans to back the proposed federal rules. It passed 68-30. The House of Representatives passed a stablecoin bill last year but the Senate.
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Minnesota Suspect Had 'Darkness Inside Of Him', Says Childhood Friend
Hours after the shootings of two Minnesota lawmakers over the weekend, authorities asked David Carlson to identify his lifelong friend in a harrowing photograph.
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Trump Administration Ordered To Issue Passports To Trans Americans With 'X'
A federal US judge on Tuesday ordered the Trump administration to resume issuing passports to transgender Americans with "X" as their gender designation, a practice suspended since Donald Trump's return to the White House.
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Jury Sees More Sex Videos As Prosecutors Wind Down Case Against 'Diddy'
Federal prosecutors on Monday showed jurors more videos of the drug-fueled sex marathons at the center of allegations that could put Sean 'Diddy' Combs behind bars for life.
-
Trump's Plan To Shut Harvard's Doors To Foreign Students Hit By US Judge
A federal judge on Monday blocked President Donald Trump's administration from implementing his plan to bar foreign nationals from entering the United States to study at Harvard University.
-
Apple Sued by Shareholders for Allegedly Overstating AI Progress
Apple was sued on Friday by shareholders in a proposed securities fraud class action. The complaint covers shareholders who suffered potentially hundreds of billions of dollars of losses in the year ending June 9, when Apple introduced several features and aesthetic improvements for its products but kept AI changes modest.
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Trump Says 'Mindbogglingly Historic' Deal With Harvard Will Be Announced Soon
Earlier, the president had accused Harvard of failing to clamp down and perpetuating antisemitism. He had terminated $2 billion in grants and also tried to ban the school from granting admission to international students.
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Bhaichung Bhutia Blasts Kalyan Chaubey For Turning AIFF Into 'Circus', Top Official Responds
Bhaichung Bhutia on Friday made a scathing attack on the All India Football Federation (AIFF) leadership
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Opinion | The Magic Of Carlos Alcaraz
Since the Open Era began in 1968, there had been only eight men who had come back from two sets down to win a Grand Slam final. Last week, Alcaraz became the ninth. The ninth man in 57 years.
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Chad Meredith, Trump's Latest Judicial Pick, Was Almost Nominated By Biden
President Donald Trump says he plans to tap Chad Meredith, a former state solicitor general in Kentucky, for a federal judgeship in the state - and this time, he is facing no objections from Sen. Rand Paul, who opposed his nomination three years ago.
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Trump Is Silent About Juneteenth On A Day He Previously Honoured As President
President Donald Trump honored Juneteenth in each of his first four years as president, even before it became a federal holiday. He even claimed once to have made it "very famous."
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"Let He Who Is Without Sin...": Putin, Asked About Mistakes, Quotes Bible
Russian President Vladimir Putin turned to the Holy Bible when asked whether he made any mistakes during his 25 years in power.
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2 Indian Students Get Jail In Multi-Million Dollar Fraud Schemes In US
Two Indian nationals studying in the United States have been sentenced to federal prison in separate but similar fraud cases involving elaborate scams that targeted elderly Americans and resulted in millions of dollars in losses.
-
Sensex, Nifty Open Flat After US Federal Policy Decision
The Indian benchmark indices opened almost flat on Thursday over the US Federal Reserve policy decision and weak Asian cues, as selling was seen in the IT, PSU bank, FMCG and pharma sectors in the early trade.
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Explained: What Is Juneteenth, When It Became A US Federal Holiday
Juneteenth, a day that marks the emancipation of enslaved Black Americans, is always observed on June 19 each year. It became a U.S. federal holiday in 2021, following the signing of a bill by former President Joe Biden.
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US Senate Passes Stablecoin Bill in Milestone for Crypto Industry
US' stablecoin-focussed GENIUS Act, received bipartisan support, with several Democrats joining most Republicans to back the proposed federal rules. It passed 68-30. The House of Representatives passed a stablecoin bill last year but the Senate.
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Minnesota Suspect Had 'Darkness Inside Of Him', Says Childhood Friend
Hours after the shootings of two Minnesota lawmakers over the weekend, authorities asked David Carlson to identify his lifelong friend in a harrowing photograph.
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Trump Administration Ordered To Issue Passports To Trans Americans With 'X'
A federal US judge on Tuesday ordered the Trump administration to resume issuing passports to transgender Americans with "X" as their gender designation, a practice suspended since Donald Trump's return to the White House.
