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Russian, Chinese Submarines Conduct 1st-Ever Joint Patrol In Pacific Region
The Russian and Chinese navies have carried out their first-ever joint patrol in the Pacific region, according to a media report on Wednesday.
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Denmark Summons US Envoy Over Covert 'Influence' Operations In Greenland
The US envoy to Denmark was summoned on Wednesday after reports of attempted interference in Greenland, which is a part of Danish autonomous territory that US President Donald Trump has been trying to take over since his return to office.
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2 Children Die In Firing During Mass At US School, Shooter Kills Self
A shooting occurred Wednesday morning at a Minneapolis Catholic school, Minnesota governor's said. Governor Tim Walz called the shooting "horrific."
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"At The End Of The Day...": US Official's Big India Remark Amid Tariff Tussle
As the tariff tension between India and the US escalated further on Wednesday, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has expressed confidence in India-US ties.
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Indian Nationals Commit Highest Sexual Offences In UK: Report
Indian nationals in the UK recorded the highest growth in sexual offence convictions since 2021, according to new data from the Ministry of Justice (MoJ).
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As Trump Tariffs Kick In, A Look At Worst-Affected Sectors In India
Indian exports to the United States have been hit with one of the harshest trade penalties in recent history-- a 50 per cent tariff.
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Trump Plans To Invest Billions In US Rare Earths To Cut China's Grip
US production of crucial components in electric vehicles, smartphones and fighter jets is set to expand rapidly in the coming years, as the Trump administration intensifies efforts to build up the critical mineral industry in the US.
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Trump's 50% Tariffs Will Set Back India-US Ties, Says NATO Advisor
The latest US tariffs on Indian imports will be a setback for the relationship between Washington and New Delhi-- built painstakingly over the past two decades of bipartisan efforts, including during President Donald Trump's own first term.
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Reuters Journalist Quits, Cites "Deep Shame" Over "Betrayal" In Gaza
A Canadian photojournalist has quit Reuters, accusing the news agency of "enabling" Israeli attacks on journalists in Gaza.
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"I've Seen It All, Darkest Thoughts": ChatGPT To Teen Who Died By Suicide
The lawsuit claimed that instead of helping him seek human aid, the chatbot supported him in his harmful thoughts.
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Microsoft Asked FBI Help Track Palestinian Protests, Some Employees Escaped
For the better part of a year, Microsoft Corp. has failed to quell a small but persistent revolt by employees bent on forcing the company to sever business ties with Israel over its war in Gaza.
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Cracker Barrel Scraps New Logo After Backlash, Drop In Share Price
Cracker Barrel has faced a backlash on social media since changing its vintage logo by removing an image of a man leaning against a barrel while making the lettering more modern.
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An 83-Year-Old Pizza Tycoon Jack Cowin Fights to Save 3,500 Domino's
Billionaire Jack Cowin built a fast-food empire by bringing fried chicken to 1960s Australia. Now, at 83, he's back to attempt a turnaround of the biggest Domino's Pizza franchisee outside the US.
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India-Australian Mayor Steps Aside Over Racist Remarks Due To Rash Driving
An Indian-origin administrator has stepped down from his duties as Mayor of an Australian city after he faced a barrage of racist remarks on social media.
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US Emergency Staff Suspended Over Letter Critical Of Trump Administration
The Trump administration on Tuesday suspended several employees of the US Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) after they publicly expressed outrage over the agency's leadership, according to US media.
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Russian, Chinese Submarines Conduct 1st-Ever Joint Patrol In Pacific Region
The Russian and Chinese navies have carried out their first-ever joint patrol in the Pacific region, according to a media report on Wednesday.
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Denmark Summons US Envoy Over Covert 'Influence' Operations In Greenland
The US envoy to Denmark was summoned on Wednesday after reports of attempted interference in Greenland, which is a part of Danish autonomous territory that US President Donald Trump has been trying to take over since his return to office.
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2 Children Die In Firing During Mass At US School, Shooter Kills Self
A shooting occurred Wednesday morning at a Minneapolis Catholic school, Minnesota governor's said. Governor Tim Walz called the shooting "horrific."
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"At The End Of The Day...": US Official's Big India Remark Amid Tariff Tussle
As the tariff tension between India and the US escalated further on Wednesday, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has expressed confidence in India-US ties.
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Indian Nationals Commit Highest Sexual Offences In UK: Report
Indian nationals in the UK recorded the highest growth in sexual offence convictions since 2021, according to new data from the Ministry of Justice (MoJ).
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As Trump Tariffs Kick In, A Look At Worst-Affected Sectors In India
Indian exports to the United States have been hit with one of the harshest trade penalties in recent history-- a 50 per cent tariff.
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Trump Plans To Invest Billions In US Rare Earths To Cut China's Grip
US production of crucial components in electric vehicles, smartphones and fighter jets is set to expand rapidly in the coming years, as the Trump administration intensifies efforts to build up the critical mineral industry in the US.
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Trump's 50% Tariffs Will Set Back India-US Ties, Says NATO Advisor
The latest US tariffs on Indian imports will be a setback for the relationship between Washington and New Delhi-- built painstakingly over the past two decades of bipartisan efforts, including during President Donald Trump's own first term.
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Reuters Journalist Quits, Cites "Deep Shame" Over "Betrayal" In Gaza
A Canadian photojournalist has quit Reuters, accusing the news agency of "enabling" Israeli attacks on journalists in Gaza.
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"I've Seen It All, Darkest Thoughts": ChatGPT To Teen Who Died By Suicide
The lawsuit claimed that instead of helping him seek human aid, the chatbot supported him in his harmful thoughts.
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Microsoft Asked FBI Help Track Palestinian Protests, Some Employees Escaped
For the better part of a year, Microsoft Corp. has failed to quell a small but persistent revolt by employees bent on forcing the company to sever business ties with Israel over its war in Gaza.
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Cracker Barrel Scraps New Logo After Backlash, Drop In Share Price
Cracker Barrel has faced a backlash on social media since changing its vintage logo by removing an image of a man leaning against a barrel while making the lettering more modern.
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An 83-Year-Old Pizza Tycoon Jack Cowin Fights to Save 3,500 Domino's
Billionaire Jack Cowin built a fast-food empire by bringing fried chicken to 1960s Australia. Now, at 83, he's back to attempt a turnaround of the biggest Domino's Pizza franchisee outside the US.
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India-Australian Mayor Steps Aside Over Racist Remarks Due To Rash Driving
An Indian-origin administrator has stepped down from his duties as Mayor of an Australian city after he faced a barrage of racist remarks on social media.
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US Emergency Staff Suspended Over Letter Critical Of Trump Administration
The Trump administration on Tuesday suspended several employees of the US Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) after they publicly expressed outrage over the agency's leadership, according to US media.
