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Syria Delays Lawmaker Selection In Druze And Kurdish-Controlled Areas
A Syrian official said Saturday that the selection process planned for a transitional parliament next month will be postponed in Druze-majority Sweida and two Kurdish-held provinces.
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Netanyahu Calls UN's Declaration Of Famine In Gaza A "Modern Blood Libel"
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office has dismissed the United Nation's declaration of famine in Gaza and called it an "outright lie" and "modern blood libel".
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Pak Students In US Fear Visa Issues Over Online Activity Checks: Report
Pakistani students and other visa holders in the United States are facing growing uncertainty as the Trump administration reviews social media for anti-American or extremist content, reported Dawn on Saturday.
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Mountain Mudslide In Pakistan Creates 7-Km Lake, "Catastrophic" Floods Feared
A 7-km lake in northern Pakistan, created by a mountain mudslide, is threatening to burst and unleash potentially "catastrophic" floods downstream, officials warned on Saturday.
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"Slept With Epstein Once, Thought We Are Going To...": Ghislaine Maxwell
Ghislaine Maxwell, the convicted associate of sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, has said that she "slept" with him one time, and her first thought was that they were soon going to start dating.
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Stranded On Norwegian Glacier, US Hiker Drinks His Urine To Stay Alive
Alec Luhm set out in July for a four-day hike through the glaciers of Norway's Folgefonna National Park.
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Apple Files Lawsuit Against Oppo For Poaching, Stealing Trade Secrets
Apple Inc. accused smartphone maker Oppo in a lawsuit of poaching a highly paid member of the Apple Watch team and encouraging him to steal trade secrets for his new job with the Chinese firm.
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Israeli Indicted After Seeking Rabbinical Approval To Kill Attorney General
Israel's police force said it pressed charges against a man suspected of asking a senior rabbi for religious permission to assassinate the country's attorney general.
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Imran Khan's Two Nephews Arrested In Connection With May 9 Riots
Two nephews of Imran Khan have been arrested for their alleged involvement in the May 9, 2023, riots.
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FBI Official Thanks India For Capture Of Woman On US 'Most Wanted' List
A Federal Bureau of Investigation official has thanked India for the capture and extradition of a woman on the agency's 'Top 10 Most Wanted' list with a $250,000 bounty and charged with allegedly killing her six-year-old son.
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History Repeats In Black And White: Trump's Nixon Moment With Putin
It was a gesture that immediately caught the eye. President Donald Trump, pointing at Russian leader Vladimir Putin, captured in a black-and-white photo that seemed to leap straight out of history.
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What JD Vance Told Zelensky During "Icebreaker" Chat Ahead Of Trump Meet
Ahead of Zelensky's recent meeting with Trump, JD Vance had a warning, "Mr President, so long as you behave, I won't say anything."
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Drinking Fountains In This Region In Bulgaria Have Rich Cultural Significance - Here's Why
Many historic drinking fountains were built centuries ago, before households had plumbing. In parts of Bulgaria, people attach sentimental and cultural value to them.
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Ex-Sri Lankan President Ranil Wickremesinghe Arrested Over Alleged Fund Misuse
Ranil Wickremesinghe, Sri Lanka's former President, has been arrested for alleged misuse of government funds.
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Elon Musk Sought Mark Zuckerberg's Help To Finance Bid For OpenAI
Elon Musk tried to enlist rival Mark Zuckerberg for the $97.4 billion bid that his consortium made for OpenAI earlier this year, but the CEO of Meta Platforms did not come on board, OpenAI said in a court filing on Thursday.
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Syria Delays Lawmaker Selection In Druze And Kurdish-Controlled Areas
A Syrian official said Saturday that the selection process planned for a transitional parliament next month will be postponed in Druze-majority Sweida and two Kurdish-held provinces.
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Netanyahu Calls UN's Declaration Of Famine In Gaza A "Modern Blood Libel"
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office has dismissed the United Nation's declaration of famine in Gaza and called it an "outright lie" and "modern blood libel".
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Pak Students In US Fear Visa Issues Over Online Activity Checks: Report
Pakistani students and other visa holders in the United States are facing growing uncertainty as the Trump administration reviews social media for anti-American or extremist content, reported Dawn on Saturday.
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Mountain Mudslide In Pakistan Creates 7-Km Lake, "Catastrophic" Floods Feared
A 7-km lake in northern Pakistan, created by a mountain mudslide, is threatening to burst and unleash potentially "catastrophic" floods downstream, officials warned on Saturday.
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"Slept With Epstein Once, Thought We Are Going To...": Ghislaine Maxwell
Ghislaine Maxwell, the convicted associate of sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, has said that she "slept" with him one time, and her first thought was that they were soon going to start dating.
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Stranded On Norwegian Glacier, US Hiker Drinks His Urine To Stay Alive
Alec Luhm set out in July for a four-day hike through the glaciers of Norway's Folgefonna National Park.
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Apple Files Lawsuit Against Oppo For Poaching, Stealing Trade Secrets
Apple Inc. accused smartphone maker Oppo in a lawsuit of poaching a highly paid member of the Apple Watch team and encouraging him to steal trade secrets for his new job with the Chinese firm.
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Israeli Indicted After Seeking Rabbinical Approval To Kill Attorney General
Israel's police force said it pressed charges against a man suspected of asking a senior rabbi for religious permission to assassinate the country's attorney general.
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Imran Khan's Two Nephews Arrested In Connection With May 9 Riots
Two nephews of Imran Khan have been arrested for their alleged involvement in the May 9, 2023, riots.
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FBI Official Thanks India For Capture Of Woman On US 'Most Wanted' List
A Federal Bureau of Investigation official has thanked India for the capture and extradition of a woman on the agency's 'Top 10 Most Wanted' list with a $250,000 bounty and charged with allegedly killing her six-year-old son.
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History Repeats In Black And White: Trump's Nixon Moment With Putin
It was a gesture that immediately caught the eye. President Donald Trump, pointing at Russian leader Vladimir Putin, captured in a black-and-white photo that seemed to leap straight out of history.
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What JD Vance Told Zelensky During "Icebreaker" Chat Ahead Of Trump Meet
Ahead of Zelensky's recent meeting with Trump, JD Vance had a warning, "Mr President, so long as you behave, I won't say anything."
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Drinking Fountains In This Region In Bulgaria Have Rich Cultural Significance - Here's Why
Many historic drinking fountains were built centuries ago, before households had plumbing. In parts of Bulgaria, people attach sentimental and cultural value to them.
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Ex-Sri Lankan President Ranil Wickremesinghe Arrested Over Alleged Fund Misuse
Ranil Wickremesinghe, Sri Lanka's former President, has been arrested for alleged misuse of government funds.
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Elon Musk Sought Mark Zuckerberg's Help To Finance Bid For OpenAI
Elon Musk tried to enlist rival Mark Zuckerberg for the $97.4 billion bid that his consortium made for OpenAI earlier this year, but the CEO of Meta Platforms did not come on board, OpenAI said in a court filing on Thursday.
