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In Call Of Duty Founder's Ferrari Accident, A Paul Walker Porsche Crash Reminder
Vince Zampella, the acclaimed co-creator of the "Call of Duty" video game series, has died in a car crash in California. He was 55. His death was confirmed by Electronic Arts, which owns Respawn Entertainment, a game studio he co-founded.
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Erika Kirk, Widow Of Right-Wing Activist, Endorses JD Vance For US President
The widow of murdered right-wing activist Charlie Kirk has endorsed JD Vance for president in 2028, firing an early starting gun on the White House race, and offering the backing of the influential youth organization founded by her husband.
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Video: US Tech Company Strava Fires Employee For Assaulting Restaurant Staff In San Francisco
The staff at Hazie's restaurant reportedly refused to continue serving alcohol to Afkari and her companion due to their high level of intoxication and abrasive behaviour.
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Delivery Agent In US Fired After Allegedly Spraying Customer's Food With Pepper Spray
The food delivery agent was seen discreetly spraying the food bag with what authorities believe to be an irritant, before slipping the spray back into her jacket pocket and walking away.
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Instagram for TV Launched With Support for Reels, Multiple Accounts on Amazon's Fire TV Devices
Instagram for TV app was launched by Amazon in collaboration with Meta on Tuesday. Currently available in the US, the app can be downloaded via the Amazon AppStore. However, only select Fire TV devices support the new Instagram for TV app. It allows users to watch, like, and share Reels from their TVs. Moreover, multiple accounts can be logged in, ...
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Suspected Shooter Seen Recceing Brown University In New FBI Video
Authorities in the United States have released a new video timeline and a slightly clearer image of a man suspected to be the Brown University shooter.
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Man Who Killed US Soldiers Was Part Of Syria's Security Forces
Syria's interior ministry said Sunday that the gunman who killed three Americans in the central Palmyra region the previous day was a member of the security forces who was set to be fired for extremism.
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A 9/11 Firefighter And His 6-Month Search For First Responder Son
A retired New York Fire Department deputy chief, who lost his firefighter son in the September 11 US attacks and spent decades fighting for sick first responders, has died from a 9/11-related illness.
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"Going To Run, Love You": US Student's Chilling Text To Mother Amid Gunfire
A student at Brown University in the United States, where a shooting happened on Saturday, texted his mother that he was barricading himself inside the campus to keep himself safe.
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2 Killed, 8 Injured In Shooting During Final Exams At Brown University In US
At least two people were killed and eight others were injured after a shooter dressed in black opened fire at Brown University on Saturday. The shooting happened as students were appearing for final exams.
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US, Syrian Soldiers Injured In Attack On Joint Delegation: Report
Several Syrian and American soldiers were wounded when shots were fired at a joint military delegation in Palmyra in central Syria on Saturday, state media said.
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Indian-Origin Millionaire Crashes Tesla, Tries To Burn Down US Winery
An Indian-origin millionaire, Vikram Beri, was arrested in the United States for allegedly trying to set fire to a winery in California. While trying to flee, he intentionally crashed into two parked cars.
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FBI Agents Who Kneeled At Floyd Protest Sue for Wrongful Firing
A dozen FBI agents sued the Trump administration over their firing in September for having taken a knee during a 2020 demonstration in Washington following the police killing of George Floyd.
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Ex-FBI Agents Sue Kash Patel For Firing Them Over Kneeling At Protest
A group of former FBI agents filed a lawsuit on Monday claiming they were unlawfully fired for kneeling during a 2020 racial justice protest in the US capital.
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Turbulence In Aviation: 6 Major Failures That Shook Global Travel In 2025
The year 2025 witnessed several large-scale air travel disruptions that affected thousands of passengers worldwide, exposing major gaps in aviation infrastructure, digital systems and regulatory preparedness.
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In Call Of Duty Founder's Ferrari Accident, A Paul Walker Porsche Crash Reminder
Vince Zampella, the acclaimed co-creator of the "Call of Duty" video game series, has died in a car crash in California. He was 55. His death was confirmed by Electronic Arts, which owns Respawn Entertainment, a game studio he co-founded.
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Erika Kirk, Widow Of Right-Wing Activist, Endorses JD Vance For US President
The widow of murdered right-wing activist Charlie Kirk has endorsed JD Vance for president in 2028, firing an early starting gun on the White House race, and offering the backing of the influential youth organization founded by her husband.
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Video: US Tech Company Strava Fires Employee For Assaulting Restaurant Staff In San Francisco
The staff at Hazie's restaurant reportedly refused to continue serving alcohol to Afkari and her companion due to their high level of intoxication and abrasive behaviour.
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Delivery Agent In US Fired After Allegedly Spraying Customer's Food With Pepper Spray
The food delivery agent was seen discreetly spraying the food bag with what authorities believe to be an irritant, before slipping the spray back into her jacket pocket and walking away.
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Instagram for TV Launched With Support for Reels, Multiple Accounts on Amazon's Fire TV Devices
Instagram for TV app was launched by Amazon in collaboration with Meta on Tuesday. Currently available in the US, the app can be downloaded via the Amazon AppStore. However, only select Fire TV devices support the new Instagram for TV app. It allows users to watch, like, and share Reels from their TVs. Moreover, multiple accounts can be logged in, ...
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Suspected Shooter Seen Recceing Brown University In New FBI Video
Authorities in the United States have released a new video timeline and a slightly clearer image of a man suspected to be the Brown University shooter.
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Man Who Killed US Soldiers Was Part Of Syria's Security Forces
Syria's interior ministry said Sunday that the gunman who killed three Americans in the central Palmyra region the previous day was a member of the security forces who was set to be fired for extremism.
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A 9/11 Firefighter And His 6-Month Search For First Responder Son
A retired New York Fire Department deputy chief, who lost his firefighter son in the September 11 US attacks and spent decades fighting for sick first responders, has died from a 9/11-related illness.
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"Going To Run, Love You": US Student's Chilling Text To Mother Amid Gunfire
A student at Brown University in the United States, where a shooting happened on Saturday, texted his mother that he was barricading himself inside the campus to keep himself safe.
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2 Killed, 8 Injured In Shooting During Final Exams At Brown University In US
At least two people were killed and eight others were injured after a shooter dressed in black opened fire at Brown University on Saturday. The shooting happened as students were appearing for final exams.
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US, Syrian Soldiers Injured In Attack On Joint Delegation: Report
Several Syrian and American soldiers were wounded when shots were fired at a joint military delegation in Palmyra in central Syria on Saturday, state media said.
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Indian-Origin Millionaire Crashes Tesla, Tries To Burn Down US Winery
An Indian-origin millionaire, Vikram Beri, was arrested in the United States for allegedly trying to set fire to a winery in California. While trying to flee, he intentionally crashed into two parked cars.
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FBI Agents Who Kneeled At Floyd Protest Sue for Wrongful Firing
A dozen FBI agents sued the Trump administration over their firing in September for having taken a knee during a 2020 demonstration in Washington following the police killing of George Floyd.
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Ex-FBI Agents Sue Kash Patel For Firing Them Over Kneeling At Protest
A group of former FBI agents filed a lawsuit on Monday claiming they were unlawfully fired for kneeling during a 2020 racial justice protest in the US capital.
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Turbulence In Aviation: 6 Major Failures That Shook Global Travel In 2025
The year 2025 witnessed several large-scale air travel disruptions that affected thousands of passengers worldwide, exposing major gaps in aviation infrastructure, digital systems and regulatory preparedness.
