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ICE Agents Claim Man Broke Skull By Running Into Wall, Sparks Tension
Intensive care nurses immediately doubted the word of federal immigration officers when they arrived at a Minneapolis hospital with a Mexican immigrant who had broken bones in his face and skull.
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"Cheaper, Accurate": Bill Gates Warns Against Artificial Intelligence's Advancement In Jobs
Artificial intelligence will free us to do better work, but the world may not be ready for how fast it's growing, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has said.
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Low Income Migrants Slapped With $1.8m Fine By US Immigration Officials
In the last few weeks, U.S. President Donald Trump has started to operationalize a plan to fine migrants who fail to leave the U.S. after a final deportation order, issuing notices to 4,500 migrants with penalties totaling more than $500 million.
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How Student Visas Are Being Revoked In The US Without Notifying Colleges
The reasons behind these revocations vary, but some students have been targeted for their involvement in pro-Palestinian activism or speech.
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US Couple Get Shocking $143,000 Phone Bill After Using Mobile Data Abroad
The couple disputed the charges with T-Mobile but initially received no response. They even sought legal help to challenge the bill.
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"Purely Business Decision": US Restaurant Fires Staff Who Got $10,000 Tip On $32.43 Bill
A customer named Mark left the $10,000 tip "in memory of a friend who had recently passed and he was in town for the funeral."
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Customer Tips US Restaurant Staff $10,000 On His $32.43 Bill, Here's Why
A customer named Mark left t a $10,000 tip on his $32.43 bill, for a gratuity equaling around 30,835%.
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T-Mobile Says Data of 37 Million Customers Exposed in Second Data Breach in 2 Years
T-Mobile on Thursday said that it was probing a data breach, the second major cyberattack in two years, that may have exposed 37 million postpaid and prepaid accounts. The US telecom operator said it identified malicious activity on January 5 and contained it within a day, adding that basic customer data — such as name, billing address, email and...
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Man Caught Trying To Fly To Bangkok With $40,000 In 'Pan Masala' Sachets
Kolkata's customs officials on Sunday caught a man trying to fly to Thailand's Bangkok with over Rs 32 lakh in US dollar bills concealed inside hundreds of sealed 'pan masala' sachets.
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Automakers Struggle to Understand Whether New US Bill Allows EV Tax Credits for Customers
US automakers and dealers are still trying to figure out if the $430 billion (roughly Rs. 34,23,000 crore) climate, health care and tax bill that the US House of Representatives is set to vote on Friday will continue to let them offer $7,500 (roughly Rs. 5,97,000) tax credits to would-be buyers of electric vehicles (EVs).
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ICE Agents Claim Man Broke Skull By Running Into Wall, Sparks Tension
Intensive care nurses immediately doubted the word of federal immigration officers when they arrived at a Minneapolis hospital with a Mexican immigrant who had broken bones in his face and skull.
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"Cheaper, Accurate": Bill Gates Warns Against Artificial Intelligence's Advancement In Jobs
Artificial intelligence will free us to do better work, but the world may not be ready for how fast it's growing, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has said.
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Low Income Migrants Slapped With $1.8m Fine By US Immigration Officials
In the last few weeks, U.S. President Donald Trump has started to operationalize a plan to fine migrants who fail to leave the U.S. after a final deportation order, issuing notices to 4,500 migrants with penalties totaling more than $500 million.
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How Student Visas Are Being Revoked In The US Without Notifying Colleges
The reasons behind these revocations vary, but some students have been targeted for their involvement in pro-Palestinian activism or speech.
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US Couple Get Shocking $143,000 Phone Bill After Using Mobile Data Abroad
The couple disputed the charges with T-Mobile but initially received no response. They even sought legal help to challenge the bill.
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"Purely Business Decision": US Restaurant Fires Staff Who Got $10,000 Tip On $32.43 Bill
A customer named Mark left the $10,000 tip "in memory of a friend who had recently passed and he was in town for the funeral."
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Customer Tips US Restaurant Staff $10,000 On His $32.43 Bill, Here's Why
A customer named Mark left t a $10,000 tip on his $32.43 bill, for a gratuity equaling around 30,835%.
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T-Mobile Says Data of 37 Million Customers Exposed in Second Data Breach in 2 Years
T-Mobile on Thursday said that it was probing a data breach, the second major cyberattack in two years, that may have exposed 37 million postpaid and prepaid accounts. The US telecom operator said it identified malicious activity on January 5 and contained it within a day, adding that basic customer data — such as name, billing address, email and...
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Man Caught Trying To Fly To Bangkok With $40,000 In 'Pan Masala' Sachets
Kolkata's customs officials on Sunday caught a man trying to fly to Thailand's Bangkok with over Rs 32 lakh in US dollar bills concealed inside hundreds of sealed 'pan masala' sachets.
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Automakers Struggle to Understand Whether New US Bill Allows EV Tax Credits for Customers
US automakers and dealers are still trying to figure out if the $430 billion (roughly Rs. 34,23,000 crore) climate, health care and tax bill that the US House of Representatives is set to vote on Friday will continue to let them offer $7,500 (roughly Rs. 5,97,000) tax credits to would-be buyers of electric vehicles (EVs).
