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Sony, Universal Music Among Publishers Sued By Elon Musk's X. Here's Why
The lawsuit alleges that publishers representing more than 90% of US copyrighted music joined forces through the National Music Publishers' Association in conspiring against X.
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Trump Urges US Oil Giants To Invest $100 Billion In Venezuela
US President Donald Trump began a meeting to discuss Venezuela with executives from some of the world's largest oil companies at the White House on Friday, saying he wants them to invest $100 billion in the country to vastly expand its production.
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Explained: Putin Launches Oreshnik After 2024 As Warning To Ukraine, West
President Vladimir Putin's launch of an Oreshnik hypersonic missile appears aimed at intimidating Ukraine and sending a signal of Russian military might to Europe and the United States at a crucial juncture in talks to end the war.
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South Korea's Yoon Faces Potential Death Penalty Over Martial Law Crisis
South Korea's special prosecutor is expected to make a sentencing request for former president Yoon Suk Yeol on charges of insurrection over his brief imposition of martial law in 2024, as a lower court trial convened on Friday for its final session.
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'If There Was No Wall': Korean Leader Offers New Angle To Plane Crash
A South Korean government-commissioned report found the Jeju Air plane crash in December 2024 that killed 179 people might not have been deadly if there had not been a concrete mound at the end of the runway, an opposition lawmaker said.
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US Border Agent Shoots 2 In Oregon A Day After Minneapolis Woman's Killing
A US Border Patrol agent shot and wounded a man and a woman in Oregon's Portland on Thursday afternoon. The incident came after the fatal shooting of a 37-year-old mother by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer.
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Trump Looks Forward To "Saying Hello" To Venezuela's Machado Next Week
US President Donald Trump indicated on Thursday that Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado was coming to Washington next week.
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US To Maintain Oversight Of Venezuela Much Longer Than 1 Year, Says Trump
President Donald Trump said the US will maintain oversight of Venezuela "much longer" than a year and his own judgment is the only limit to his global power, according to a New York Times interview published on Thursday.
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UN Predicts World Economic Growth To Slip To 2.7% In 2026
Global economic growth is forecast to decline to 2.7% in 2026 from 2.8% last year before increasing to 2.9% in 2027 - still down from the pre-pandemic average of 3.2% between 2010 and 2019, according to a United Nations report released on Thursday.
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'Will Do A Better Deal': Trump On Expiring US-Russia Nuclear Treaty
US President Donald Trump appeared to dismiss an expiring nuclear treaty with Russia, saying in remarks released on Thursday that "if it expires, it expires."
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US Considers Up To $100,000 For Every Greenlander In Buyout Bid: Report
US officials have discussed sending lump sum payments to Greenlanders as part of a bid to convince them to secede from Denmark and potentially join the United States, acc
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BMW's 2026 India Plan: 10 New Cars, 17 Upgrades, And More Local Sourcing
BMW will launch 10 new cars in India this year, including EVs and its popular MINI brand, while boosting local sourcing to lower costs as luxury car sales in the country remain stubbornly small, its India CEO told Reuters.
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Mercosur, Cattle Disease: Why French Farmers Are Driving Tractors Into Paris
French farmers have brought tractors to central Paris and blocked roads across the country to demand government action to address numerous grievances.
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2 Dead, Several Injured In Salt Lake City Church Shooting In US
A shooting in Salt Lake City, Utah, at a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints venue left two people dead and several wounded, local police told an ABC News affiliate late on Wednesday.
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Chinese Hackers Breach Emails Of US House Of Representatives: Report
A Chinese hacking group has compromised emails used by staff members of powerful committees in the US House of Representatives, the Financial Times reported on Wednesday, citing people familiar with the matter.
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Sony, Universal Music Among Publishers Sued By Elon Musk's X. Here's Why
The lawsuit alleges that publishers representing more than 90% of US copyrighted music joined forces through the National Music Publishers' Association in conspiring against X.
-
Trump Urges US Oil Giants To Invest $100 Billion In Venezuela
US President Donald Trump began a meeting to discuss Venezuela with executives from some of the world's largest oil companies at the White House on Friday, saying he wants them to invest $100 billion in the country to vastly expand its production.
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Explained: Putin Launches Oreshnik After 2024 As Warning To Ukraine, West
President Vladimir Putin's launch of an Oreshnik hypersonic missile appears aimed at intimidating Ukraine and sending a signal of Russian military might to Europe and the United States at a crucial juncture in talks to end the war.
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South Korea's Yoon Faces Potential Death Penalty Over Martial Law Crisis
South Korea's special prosecutor is expected to make a sentencing request for former president Yoon Suk Yeol on charges of insurrection over his brief imposition of martial law in 2024, as a lower court trial convened on Friday for its final session.
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'If There Was No Wall': Korean Leader Offers New Angle To Plane Crash
A South Korean government-commissioned report found the Jeju Air plane crash in December 2024 that killed 179 people might not have been deadly if there had not been a concrete mound at the end of the runway, an opposition lawmaker said.
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US Border Agent Shoots 2 In Oregon A Day After Minneapolis Woman's Killing
A US Border Patrol agent shot and wounded a man and a woman in Oregon's Portland on Thursday afternoon. The incident came after the fatal shooting of a 37-year-old mother by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer.
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Trump Looks Forward To "Saying Hello" To Venezuela's Machado Next Week
US President Donald Trump indicated on Thursday that Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado was coming to Washington next week.
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US To Maintain Oversight Of Venezuela Much Longer Than 1 Year, Says Trump
President Donald Trump said the US will maintain oversight of Venezuela "much longer" than a year and his own judgment is the only limit to his global power, according to a New York Times interview published on Thursday.
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UN Predicts World Economic Growth To Slip To 2.7% In 2026
Global economic growth is forecast to decline to 2.7% in 2026 from 2.8% last year before increasing to 2.9% in 2027 - still down from the pre-pandemic average of 3.2% between 2010 and 2019, according to a United Nations report released on Thursday.
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'Will Do A Better Deal': Trump On Expiring US-Russia Nuclear Treaty
US President Donald Trump appeared to dismiss an expiring nuclear treaty with Russia, saying in remarks released on Thursday that "if it expires, it expires."
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US Considers Up To $100,000 For Every Greenlander In Buyout Bid: Report
US officials have discussed sending lump sum payments to Greenlanders as part of a bid to convince them to secede from Denmark and potentially join the United States, acc
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BMW's 2026 India Plan: 10 New Cars, 17 Upgrades, And More Local Sourcing
BMW will launch 10 new cars in India this year, including EVs and its popular MINI brand, while boosting local sourcing to lower costs as luxury car sales in the country remain stubbornly small, its India CEO told Reuters.
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Mercosur, Cattle Disease: Why French Farmers Are Driving Tractors Into Paris
French farmers have brought tractors to central Paris and blocked roads across the country to demand government action to address numerous grievances.
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2 Dead, Several Injured In Salt Lake City Church Shooting In US
A shooting in Salt Lake City, Utah, at a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints venue left two people dead and several wounded, local police told an ABC News affiliate late on Wednesday.
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Chinese Hackers Breach Emails Of US House Of Representatives: Report
A Chinese hacking group has compromised emails used by staff members of powerful committees in the US House of Representatives, the Financial Times reported on Wednesday, citing people familiar with the matter.
