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Israel To Sue New York Times Over Article On Rape Of Palestinian Detainees
Benjamin Netanyahu instructed his legal advisers "to consider the harshest legal action" against the newspaper and journalist who reported the story from the occupied West Bank.
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"Movie Snuggles, Sugar": Prince Harry's Flirty Texts With Reporter Surface
Harry has accused Associated Newspapers Limited of using illegal methods like phone hacking and wiretapping to gather information about him between 1993 and 2011.
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Max Verstappen Demands Journalist Leave Media Session At Japanese Grand Prix
"I'm not speaking before he's leaving," Verstappen said, indicating reporter Giles Richards of British newspaper The Guardian, as the question-and-answer session was due to begin in Red Bull's hospitality area.
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"Trump, Look Them In The Eyes": Tehran Times Frontpage's Grim Reminder
The front page of Iran's state-backed English-language newspaper, the Tehran Times, is dominated by portraits of every child reported killed in a missile strike on an elementary school in the southern town of Minab.
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AI Used In Defence Tech, Maduro Raid? What OpenAI's Sam Altman Said
Artificial intelligence has not reached a level where it can make critical decisions in a military environment or take a call on making the best choice for warfighting, OpenAI chief Sam Altman told The Indian Express newspaper today.
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German Woman Hid Mother's Dead Body For Years To Claim Pension: Cops
German police have discovered the mummified body of a woman aged over 100 in the home she shared with her 82-year-old daughter, Bild newspaper reported on Monday.
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Union Minister Says Ahmedabad Air Crash Probe Still Underway, Refutes Foreign Media Report
Union Minister of State for Civil Aviation Murlidhar Mohol has refuted a foreign media report about the probe into the Air India plane crash in Ahmedabad last year, stating that the investigation is still going on.
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'Fired In Middle Of War Zone': Washington Post's Ukraine Correspondent Laid Off
The Washington Post's Ukraine correspondent has announced that she was laid off by the billionaire Jeff Bezos-owned newspaper "in the middle of a war zone."
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'Parliament Rules Don't Prohibit But...': Sources On Rahul Gandhi Book Row
Parliamentary rules do not prohibit members quoting from books, magazines, newspaper reports, or any other publication during a session but notice must be given and prior permission obtained from the Speaker, government sources told NDTV Monday.
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Hindu Man Killed In Bangladesh, 2nd Such Incident In 24 Hours
Sarat Mani Chakraborty was reportedly attacked with sharp weapons in the Narsingdi district at around 10 pm on Monday.
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Roberto Carlos Reportedly Undergoes Heart Surgery While On Vacation In Brazil
Former Brazil and Real Madrid defender Roberto Carlos has undergone surgery for a heart problem, Spanish daily sports newspaper Diario AS reported on Wednesday.
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Boxer Anthony Joshua Involved In Accident As Car Rams Into Truck, 2 Killed
British heavyweight boxer Anthony Joshua was involved in a car accident in Nigeria that killed two people, local newspaper Punch reported
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After NDTV Report, Children Finally Get Steel Plates For Midday Meals In Madhya Pradesh School
Two days after NDTV's report revealed that students at Hullpur Government School in Sheopur were being served their midday meals on sheets of waste paper, the district administration swung into action.
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Prince Andrew Asked Police To Dig Up Dirt On Sexual Abuse Accuser: Report
Britain's Prince Andrew asked police in 2011 to dig up personal information about Virginia Giuffre, the woman who accused him of sexually abusing her as a teenager, a British newspaper reported on Sunday, days after the royal gave up his Duke of York
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US Judge Rejects $180 Million Lawsuit By Amazon's Marubo Tribe Against The New York Times
A California judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by an Indigenous tribe in Amazon against The New York Times and TMZ that claimed newspaper's reporting on tribe's first exposure to internet led to its members being portrayed as technology-addled
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Israel To Sue New York Times Over Article On Rape Of Palestinian Detainees
Benjamin Netanyahu instructed his legal advisers "to consider the harshest legal action" against the newspaper and journalist who reported the story from the occupied West Bank.
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"Movie Snuggles, Sugar": Prince Harry's Flirty Texts With Reporter Surface
Harry has accused Associated Newspapers Limited of using illegal methods like phone hacking and wiretapping to gather information about him between 1993 and 2011.
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Max Verstappen Demands Journalist Leave Media Session At Japanese Grand Prix
"I'm not speaking before he's leaving," Verstappen said, indicating reporter Giles Richards of British newspaper The Guardian, as the question-and-answer session was due to begin in Red Bull's hospitality area.
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"Trump, Look Them In The Eyes": Tehran Times Frontpage's Grim Reminder
The front page of Iran's state-backed English-language newspaper, the Tehran Times, is dominated by portraits of every child reported killed in a missile strike on an elementary school in the southern town of Minab.
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AI Used In Defence Tech, Maduro Raid? What OpenAI's Sam Altman Said
Artificial intelligence has not reached a level where it can make critical decisions in a military environment or take a call on making the best choice for warfighting, OpenAI chief Sam Altman told The Indian Express newspaper today.
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German Woman Hid Mother's Dead Body For Years To Claim Pension: Cops
German police have discovered the mummified body of a woman aged over 100 in the home she shared with her 82-year-old daughter, Bild newspaper reported on Monday.
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Union Minister Says Ahmedabad Air Crash Probe Still Underway, Refutes Foreign Media Report
Union Minister of State for Civil Aviation Murlidhar Mohol has refuted a foreign media report about the probe into the Air India plane crash in Ahmedabad last year, stating that the investigation is still going on.
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'Fired In Middle Of War Zone': Washington Post's Ukraine Correspondent Laid Off
The Washington Post's Ukraine correspondent has announced that she was laid off by the billionaire Jeff Bezos-owned newspaper "in the middle of a war zone."
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'Parliament Rules Don't Prohibit But...': Sources On Rahul Gandhi Book Row
Parliamentary rules do not prohibit members quoting from books, magazines, newspaper reports, or any other publication during a session but notice must be given and prior permission obtained from the Speaker, government sources told NDTV Monday.
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Hindu Man Killed In Bangladesh, 2nd Such Incident In 24 Hours
Sarat Mani Chakraborty was reportedly attacked with sharp weapons in the Narsingdi district at around 10 pm on Monday.
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Roberto Carlos Reportedly Undergoes Heart Surgery While On Vacation In Brazil
Former Brazil and Real Madrid defender Roberto Carlos has undergone surgery for a heart problem, Spanish daily sports newspaper Diario AS reported on Wednesday.
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Boxer Anthony Joshua Involved In Accident As Car Rams Into Truck, 2 Killed
British heavyweight boxer Anthony Joshua was involved in a car accident in Nigeria that killed two people, local newspaper Punch reported
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After NDTV Report, Children Finally Get Steel Plates For Midday Meals In Madhya Pradesh School
Two days after NDTV's report revealed that students at Hullpur Government School in Sheopur were being served their midday meals on sheets of waste paper, the district administration swung into action.
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Prince Andrew Asked Police To Dig Up Dirt On Sexual Abuse Accuser: Report
Britain's Prince Andrew asked police in 2011 to dig up personal information about Virginia Giuffre, the woman who accused him of sexually abusing her as a teenager, a British newspaper reported on Sunday, days after the royal gave up his Duke of York
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US Judge Rejects $180 Million Lawsuit By Amazon's Marubo Tribe Against The New York Times
A California judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by an Indigenous tribe in Amazon against The New York Times and TMZ that claimed newspaper's reporting on tribe's first exposure to internet led to its members being portrayed as technology-addled
