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"Governments Should Listen": Rishi Sunak Backs Calls To Slow Advanced AI Race
Hassabis said Amodei's proposal was "the right path forward" and agreed that the industry needs to work towards common standards for frontier AI systems.
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Unicoin and Uniswap Face Off in Court Over UNI Trademark
Unicoin has sued Uniswap Labs in a New York federal court, seeking a declaration that its UNICOIN trademark does not infringe Uniswap’s marks. It is also seeking cancellation of Uniswap’s federal UNI trademark registration, arguing that the term is generic or descriptive. The dispute follows months of correspondence over Unicoin’s use of the ...
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How The Hygiene Hypothesis Links Cleanliness And Immunity
The hygiene hypothesis does not suggest that cleanliness is harmful or that children need to be exposed to dirt and infections to develop strong immunity.
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Germany Considers 25 Percent Tax on Previously Untaxed Crypto Gains
Germany’s Finance Ministry has reportedly prepared a draft bill to bring cryptocurrency gains under the country’s 25 percent capital income tax from 2028. The proposal would remove the current tax advantage for crypto held for more than a year, while retaining the personal allowance. The ministry expects the changes to generate an additional ...
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Singapore Grants Gemini Full Licence to Provide Crypto Payment Services
Gemini has secured a Major Payment Institution licence from Singapore’s Monetary Authority, allowing its local entity to provide digital payment token and cross-border money transfer services. The approval follows an in-principle licence granted in October 2024. Gemini has operated in Singapore since 2020 and currently offers spot trading, custod...
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US Court Moves to Seize $212,000 in Crypto Linked to North Korean IT Workers
A US federal court has ordered the forfeiture of around $212,700 (roughly Rs. 2 crore) in stablecoins allegedly linked to a North Korean IT worker scheme. The ruling gives the US government control of funds in a wallet containing USDC and USDT, while the court declined to immediately seize other properties targeted by the Department of Justice.
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Australia Tightens Crypto Regulation With 45 Firms Removed
Australia’s financial intelligence regulator has suspended, cancelled, or denied renewal of registrations for 45 crypto and remittance businesses over the past year. AUSTRAC said the actions covered dormant and insolvent firms, inaccurate registration information, unreported material changes, and entities considered exposed to higher money launde...
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US Safety Regulator Targets Elon Musk's Tesla, Launches Probe On Cybertruck
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said it would examine the process and technical data Tesla relied on when certifying the two-seater vehicle.
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Court-Issued Divorce Certificate Made Mandatory For Remarriage In Mizoram
The decision was announced while reviewing customary practices and provisions under the Mizo Marriage and Inheritance of Property (Amendment) Act, 2026.
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US, UK Coordinate Efforts to Tackle Crypto Scams and Investment Fraud
US and UK law enforcement agencies have signed an MoU to jointly investigate scam centres linked to cryptocurrency and cyber-enabled investment fraud. The agreement establishes a framework for intelligence sharing, coordinated investigations and jurisdiction decisions. The first joint disruption exercise, involving private-sector firms, is planned ...
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31-Member Parliament Panel Formed To Examine Foreign Funding Bill
It comprises 14 members of BJP and five of Congress. It also has two members each from JD(U), TMC and DMK, and one member each from SP, IUML, Shiv Sena, NCP (SP), NCP and TDP.
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Australia Sets September 30 Deadline for Crypto Firm Licensing
Australia’s financial regulator has warned crypto businesses relying on temporary enforcement relief to apply for the licences they need by September 30. ASIC said firms operating without the required authorisation from October 1 could face legal consequences, including penalties of up to 10 percent of annual turnover.
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How Meta Will Verify Young Users' Ages Under $18 Billion Settlement
Meta policy bars children under 13 from using Facebook or Instagram and permits teenagers to use the platforms with some limits on content.
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In Latest Attack On Press, Trump Demands Punishment For NBC Journalist
The latest attack is part of the Trump administration's months-long offensive against media outlets it deems overly critical.
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Always Have Cold Hands And Feet? Doctor Shares 5 Surprising Reasons Why Your Extremities Feel Icy
Cold hands and feet do not always point to a circulation problem. Stress, thyroid problems, nerve-related changes, blood vessel spasms and iron deficiency can all contribute to the sensation.
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"Governments Should Listen": Rishi Sunak Backs Calls To Slow Advanced AI Race
Hassabis said Amodei's proposal was "the right path forward" and agreed that the industry needs to work towards common standards for frontier AI systems.
-
Unicoin and Uniswap Face Off in Court Over UNI Trademark
Unicoin has sued Uniswap Labs in a New York federal court, seeking a declaration that its UNICOIN trademark does not infringe Uniswap’s marks. It is also seeking cancellation of Uniswap’s federal UNI trademark registration, arguing that the term is generic or descriptive. The dispute follows months of correspondence over Unicoin’s use of the ...
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How The Hygiene Hypothesis Links Cleanliness And Immunity
The hygiene hypothesis does not suggest that cleanliness is harmful or that children need to be exposed to dirt and infections to develop strong immunity.
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Germany Considers 25 Percent Tax on Previously Untaxed Crypto Gains
Germany’s Finance Ministry has reportedly prepared a draft bill to bring cryptocurrency gains under the country’s 25 percent capital income tax from 2028. The proposal would remove the current tax advantage for crypto held for more than a year, while retaining the personal allowance. The ministry expects the changes to generate an additional ...
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Singapore Grants Gemini Full Licence to Provide Crypto Payment Services
Gemini has secured a Major Payment Institution licence from Singapore’s Monetary Authority, allowing its local entity to provide digital payment token and cross-border money transfer services. The approval follows an in-principle licence granted in October 2024. Gemini has operated in Singapore since 2020 and currently offers spot trading, custod...
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US Court Moves to Seize $212,000 in Crypto Linked to North Korean IT Workers
A US federal court has ordered the forfeiture of around $212,700 (roughly Rs. 2 crore) in stablecoins allegedly linked to a North Korean IT worker scheme. The ruling gives the US government control of funds in a wallet containing USDC and USDT, while the court declined to immediately seize other properties targeted by the Department of Justice.
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Australia Tightens Crypto Regulation With 45 Firms Removed
Australia’s financial intelligence regulator has suspended, cancelled, or denied renewal of registrations for 45 crypto and remittance businesses over the past year. AUSTRAC said the actions covered dormant and insolvent firms, inaccurate registration information, unreported material changes, and entities considered exposed to higher money launde...
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US Safety Regulator Targets Elon Musk's Tesla, Launches Probe On Cybertruck
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said it would examine the process and technical data Tesla relied on when certifying the two-seater vehicle.
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Court-Issued Divorce Certificate Made Mandatory For Remarriage In Mizoram
The decision was announced while reviewing customary practices and provisions under the Mizo Marriage and Inheritance of Property (Amendment) Act, 2026.
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US, UK Coordinate Efforts to Tackle Crypto Scams and Investment Fraud
US and UK law enforcement agencies have signed an MoU to jointly investigate scam centres linked to cryptocurrency and cyber-enabled investment fraud. The agreement establishes a framework for intelligence sharing, coordinated investigations and jurisdiction decisions. The first joint disruption exercise, involving private-sector firms, is planned ...
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31-Member Parliament Panel Formed To Examine Foreign Funding Bill
It comprises 14 members of BJP and five of Congress. It also has two members each from JD(U), TMC and DMK, and one member each from SP, IUML, Shiv Sena, NCP (SP), NCP and TDP.
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Australia Sets September 30 Deadline for Crypto Firm Licensing
Australia’s financial regulator has warned crypto businesses relying on temporary enforcement relief to apply for the licences they need by September 30. ASIC said firms operating without the required authorisation from October 1 could face legal consequences, including penalties of up to 10 percent of annual turnover.
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How Meta Will Verify Young Users' Ages Under $18 Billion Settlement
Meta policy bars children under 13 from using Facebook or Instagram and permits teenagers to use the platforms with some limits on content.
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In Latest Attack On Press, Trump Demands Punishment For NBC Journalist
The latest attack is part of the Trump administration's months-long offensive against media outlets it deems overly critical.
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Always Have Cold Hands And Feet? Doctor Shares 5 Surprising Reasons Why Your Extremities Feel Icy
Cold hands and feet do not always point to a circulation problem. Stress, thyroid problems, nerve-related changes, blood vessel spasms and iron deficiency can all contribute to the sensation.
