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"Going To Use Cameras": Chris Martin's Heads Up After Coldplay Kiss Cam Scandal
Coldplay's 'Jumbotron Song', where Chris Martin interacts with fans by putting them on the stadium's big screen mid-show, is a cherished part of their Music of the Spheres World Tour.
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Astronomer HR Involved In Coldplay Fiasco Is Part One Of Boston's Elite Families
Andrew Cabot's heritage ties him to a rarefied circle of old-money, Anglo-American elites who have historically dominated New England's social and economic life.
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Japan's Governing Alliance Loses Upper House Elections
The loss is another blow to Ishiba's coalition, making it a minority in both houses following its October defeat in the lower house election, and worsening Japan's political instability.
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Shigeru Ishiba, Japan's Rapidly Diminishing PM
Shigeru Ishiba likes the nitty gritty of policy and making military models, but his dream job as Japanese prime minister looked at risk of coming unstuck on Sunday.
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Swimmer Srihari Nataraj Betters 'Best Indian Time' In 100m Freestyle At World University Games
Swimmer Srihari Nataraj continued his record-breaking spree on Sunday as he bettered the 'Best Indian Time' in men's 100m freestyle.
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Indian-Origin Doctor Charged With Offering Drugs For Sexual Favours In US
An Indian-origin doctor in New Jersey has been charged with distributing drugs without a legitimate medical purpose to his patients in exchange of sexual favours, according to a press release issued by the US Attorney's Office.
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Israel Orders Civilians Out Of Central Gaza Ahead Of New Campaign
The Israeli military on Sunday issued an evacuation order for Palestinians in the central Gaza Strip, warning of imminent action against Hamas militants in an area "where it has not operated before".
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US Tech Company Launches Probe Into CEO, Head HR's Viral Coldplay Video
Astronomer Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Andy Byron has been sent on leave and co-founder and Chief Product Officer Pete DeJoy has been appointed as an interim, the company announced on Saturday.
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US Air Travel On Cusp Of New Era: Liquid And Shoe Rules May Soon Relax
When limits on liquids were introduced at TSA checkpoints across the country in 2006, bins overflowed with bottled water, toothpaste, shaving cream and so much more.
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New India Spares No Effort To Punish Enemies: PM Modi In Bihar
Hailing Operation Sindoor in Bihar's Motihari, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday said that the "new" India spares no effort in punishing its enemies.
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AI Startup Perplexity Receives New Funding, Valued At $18 Billion
Perplexity AI Inc., whose artificial intelligence-powered search engine competes with Google, has raised fresh capital in a deal that values the startup at $18 billion, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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French Mural Shows Statue Of Liberty Covering Her eyes In A Swipe At Trump
Amsterdam-based street artist Judith de Leeuw described her giant work in the northern French town of Roubaix, which has a large immigrant community, as "a quiet reminder of what freedom should be."
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Babies Born With 3 People DNA Hailed As Breakthrough, But Doubts Remain
10 years after the UK became the first country to legalise mitochondrial donation, the first results from the use of these high-profile reproductive technologies - designed to prevent passing on genetic disorders - have finally been published.
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ChatGPT Will Soon Shop Online, Make Meal Planning And Presentations
OpenAI is rolling out new options for chatbot ChatGPT to carry out a variety of increasingly complicated tasks on a user's behalf, part of its push to bring so-called AI agents to the mainstream.
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UK's Labour Party Suspends Veteran Politician Diane Abbott In New Racism Row
Veteran politician Diane Abbott, the first black woman to become a British MP and a left-wing figurehead, was again suspended from the Labour Party after repeating contentious comments about racism.
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"Going To Use Cameras": Chris Martin's Heads Up After Coldplay Kiss Cam Scandal
Coldplay's 'Jumbotron Song', where Chris Martin interacts with fans by putting them on the stadium's big screen mid-show, is a cherished part of their Music of the Spheres World Tour.
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Astronomer HR Involved In Coldplay Fiasco Is Part One Of Boston's Elite Families
Andrew Cabot's heritage ties him to a rarefied circle of old-money, Anglo-American elites who have historically dominated New England's social and economic life.
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Japan's Governing Alliance Loses Upper House Elections
The loss is another blow to Ishiba's coalition, making it a minority in both houses following its October defeat in the lower house election, and worsening Japan's political instability.
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Shigeru Ishiba, Japan's Rapidly Diminishing PM
Shigeru Ishiba likes the nitty gritty of policy and making military models, but his dream job as Japanese prime minister looked at risk of coming unstuck on Sunday.
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Swimmer Srihari Nataraj Betters 'Best Indian Time' In 100m Freestyle At World University Games
Swimmer Srihari Nataraj continued his record-breaking spree on Sunday as he bettered the 'Best Indian Time' in men's 100m freestyle.
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Indian-Origin Doctor Charged With Offering Drugs For Sexual Favours In US
An Indian-origin doctor in New Jersey has been charged with distributing drugs without a legitimate medical purpose to his patients in exchange of sexual favours, according to a press release issued by the US Attorney's Office.
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Israel Orders Civilians Out Of Central Gaza Ahead Of New Campaign
The Israeli military on Sunday issued an evacuation order for Palestinians in the central Gaza Strip, warning of imminent action against Hamas militants in an area "where it has not operated before".
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US Tech Company Launches Probe Into CEO, Head HR's Viral Coldplay Video
Astronomer Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Andy Byron has been sent on leave and co-founder and Chief Product Officer Pete DeJoy has been appointed as an interim, the company announced on Saturday.
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US Air Travel On Cusp Of New Era: Liquid And Shoe Rules May Soon Relax
When limits on liquids were introduced at TSA checkpoints across the country in 2006, bins overflowed with bottled water, toothpaste, shaving cream and so much more.
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New India Spares No Effort To Punish Enemies: PM Modi In Bihar
Hailing Operation Sindoor in Bihar's Motihari, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday said that the "new" India spares no effort in punishing its enemies.
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AI Startup Perplexity Receives New Funding, Valued At $18 Billion
Perplexity AI Inc., whose artificial intelligence-powered search engine competes with Google, has raised fresh capital in a deal that values the startup at $18 billion, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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French Mural Shows Statue Of Liberty Covering Her eyes In A Swipe At Trump
Amsterdam-based street artist Judith de Leeuw described her giant work in the northern French town of Roubaix, which has a large immigrant community, as "a quiet reminder of what freedom should be."
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Babies Born With 3 People DNA Hailed As Breakthrough, But Doubts Remain
10 years after the UK became the first country to legalise mitochondrial donation, the first results from the use of these high-profile reproductive technologies - designed to prevent passing on genetic disorders - have finally been published.
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ChatGPT Will Soon Shop Online, Make Meal Planning And Presentations
OpenAI is rolling out new options for chatbot ChatGPT to carry out a variety of increasingly complicated tasks on a user's behalf, part of its push to bring so-called AI agents to the mainstream.
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UK's Labour Party Suspends Veteran Politician Diane Abbott In New Racism Row
Veteran politician Diane Abbott, the first black woman to become a British MP and a left-wing figurehead, was again suspended from the Labour Party after repeating contentious comments about racism.
