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New York City Sues Facebook, TikTok, Snapchat Over Teen Mental Health Crisis
New York City filed a new lawsuit accusing Facebook, Google, Snapchat, TikTok and other online platforms of fueling a mental health crisis among children by addicting them to social media.
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"Great Day For World", Says Trump After Israel, Hamas Agree To Gaza Deal
U.S. President Donald Trump told Reuters on Wednesday that a Gaza hostages-for-ceasefire deal hammered out in Egypt represented "a great day for the world."
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Oil Prices Fall As Israel, Hamas Agree To Gaza Peace Deal
Oil prices fell in early trade on Thursday after Israel and Hamas agreed to the first phase of a plan to end the war in Gaza, weighing on oil's war risk premium and pushing investors to sell.
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Best Proposal "On The Table": Russia's Lavrov Praises Trump's Gaza Plan
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, in an interview published on Wednesday, said U.S. President Donald Trump's plan for peace in Gaza may be general in approach, but remains the best proposal "on the table" for now.
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Nelson Mandela's Grandson Returns To South Africa After Israel Deports Gaza Flotilla Activists
The grandson of late South African president and anti-apartheid activist Nelson Mandela arrived in Johannesburg after being detained and then deported by Israel.
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Russia Approves Move To Withdraw From Landmark Plutonium Deal With US
Russia's lower house of parliament approved a move to withdraw from a landmark agreement with the United States aimed at reducing vast stockpiles of weapons-grade plutonium left over from thousands of Cold War nuclear warheads.
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'Will Bomb Launch Sites', Warns Russia As US Considers Tomahawk Missiles For Ukraine
Russia will shoot down Tomahawk cruise missiles and bomb their launch sites if the United States decides to supply them to Ukraine and find a way to retaliate against Washington that hurts, a senior Russian lawmaker said on Wednesday.
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Amid Ceasefire Talks, A Look At Prominent Palestinians In Israeli Jails
Israel hopes the ceasefire talks will lead to the release or recovery of the bodies of the remaining 48 hostages seized during the October 7, 2023 attacks, 20 of whom are believed to be alive.
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All About The EU's Biometric Entry System For Non-EU Citizens
How all non-European Union citizens, including British visitors, travel to and from the bloc will start to change from Sunday when its long-delayed new biometric entry-check system starts operations.
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From Spot Market To Coins: How To Invest In Gold As Prices Near $4,000
Gold surged above $4,000 an ounce to hit a record on Wednesday, driven by investors seeking safety from mounting economic and geopolitical uncertainty, alongside expectations of further interest rate cuts by the US Federal Reserve.
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Hamas, Israel Exchange Lists For Hostage-Prisoner Swap Amid Gaza Peace Talks
Hamas said on Wednesday it had exchanged a list of the names of Israeli hostages and Palestinian prisoners to be released under a swap deal and that it was optimistic about talks in Egypt on US President Donald Trump's plan to end the war in Gaza.
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UK Fintech Firm Revolut To Launch Payments Platform In India, Aims 20 Million Users By 2030
London-based digital finance firm Revolut said on Wednesday it will launch its payment platform in India, its first foray into one of the world's largest digital payments markets, as part of a planned global expansion.
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Anthropic to Open First India Office in Bengaluru in 2026 as Demand for AI Tools Grows
Anthropic's new office will be located in Bengaluru, widely recognized as the technology hub of India, and operations will start early 2026, the company said. The location would serve as its second office in the Asia Pacific region after Tokyo.
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Trump Warns, 'We Have An Insurrection Act For A Reason.' What It Means
US President Donald Trump on Monday said he might use the Insurrection Act, a law authorising the president to deploy military forces on US soil, if courts continue to block his deployment of National Guard troops in Democratic-led cities
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Chinese Hackers Said To Target US Law Firms: Report
The Federal Bureau of Investigation's Washington field office is investigating a series of alleged infiltrations of prominent U.S. law firms by Chinese hackers, the New York Times reported on Tuesday, citing two people briefed on the matter.
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New York City Sues Facebook, TikTok, Snapchat Over Teen Mental Health Crisis
New York City filed a new lawsuit accusing Facebook, Google, Snapchat, TikTok and other online platforms of fueling a mental health crisis among children by addicting them to social media.
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"Great Day For World", Says Trump After Israel, Hamas Agree To Gaza Deal
U.S. President Donald Trump told Reuters on Wednesday that a Gaza hostages-for-ceasefire deal hammered out in Egypt represented "a great day for the world."
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Oil Prices Fall As Israel, Hamas Agree To Gaza Peace Deal
Oil prices fell in early trade on Thursday after Israel and Hamas agreed to the first phase of a plan to end the war in Gaza, weighing on oil's war risk premium and pushing investors to sell.
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Best Proposal "On The Table": Russia's Lavrov Praises Trump's Gaza Plan
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, in an interview published on Wednesday, said U.S. President Donald Trump's plan for peace in Gaza may be general in approach, but remains the best proposal "on the table" for now.
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Nelson Mandela's Grandson Returns To South Africa After Israel Deports Gaza Flotilla Activists
The grandson of late South African president and anti-apartheid activist Nelson Mandela arrived in Johannesburg after being detained and then deported by Israel.
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Russia Approves Move To Withdraw From Landmark Plutonium Deal With US
Russia's lower house of parliament approved a move to withdraw from a landmark agreement with the United States aimed at reducing vast stockpiles of weapons-grade plutonium left over from thousands of Cold War nuclear warheads.
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'Will Bomb Launch Sites', Warns Russia As US Considers Tomahawk Missiles For Ukraine
Russia will shoot down Tomahawk cruise missiles and bomb their launch sites if the United States decides to supply them to Ukraine and find a way to retaliate against Washington that hurts, a senior Russian lawmaker said on Wednesday.
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Amid Ceasefire Talks, A Look At Prominent Palestinians In Israeli Jails
Israel hopes the ceasefire talks will lead to the release or recovery of the bodies of the remaining 48 hostages seized during the October 7, 2023 attacks, 20 of whom are believed to be alive.
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All About The EU's Biometric Entry System For Non-EU Citizens
How all non-European Union citizens, including British visitors, travel to and from the bloc will start to change from Sunday when its long-delayed new biometric entry-check system starts operations.
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From Spot Market To Coins: How To Invest In Gold As Prices Near $4,000
Gold surged above $4,000 an ounce to hit a record on Wednesday, driven by investors seeking safety from mounting economic and geopolitical uncertainty, alongside expectations of further interest rate cuts by the US Federal Reserve.
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Hamas, Israel Exchange Lists For Hostage-Prisoner Swap Amid Gaza Peace Talks
Hamas said on Wednesday it had exchanged a list of the names of Israeli hostages and Palestinian prisoners to be released under a swap deal and that it was optimistic about talks in Egypt on US President Donald Trump's plan to end the war in Gaza.
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UK Fintech Firm Revolut To Launch Payments Platform In India, Aims 20 Million Users By 2030
London-based digital finance firm Revolut said on Wednesday it will launch its payment platform in India, its first foray into one of the world's largest digital payments markets, as part of a planned global expansion.
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Anthropic to Open First India Office in Bengaluru in 2026 as Demand for AI Tools Grows
Anthropic's new office will be located in Bengaluru, widely recognized as the technology hub of India, and operations will start early 2026, the company said. The location would serve as its second office in the Asia Pacific region after Tokyo.
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Trump Warns, 'We Have An Insurrection Act For A Reason.' What It Means
US President Donald Trump on Monday said he might use the Insurrection Act, a law authorising the president to deploy military forces on US soil, if courts continue to block his deployment of National Guard troops in Democratic-led cities
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Chinese Hackers Said To Target US Law Firms: Report
The Federal Bureau of Investigation's Washington field office is investigating a series of alleged infiltrations of prominent U.S. law firms by Chinese hackers, the New York Times reported on Tuesday, citing two people briefed on the matter.
