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Trump Team Proposes Non-Disclosure Agreements For Staff To Stop Media Leaks
A proposed notice is expected to be officially published seeking comment on a draft NDA to be used by federal agencies for "both new and existing employees."
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We'll Have Fewer Doctors, Scientists: US Tech Founders On New Green Card Rule
Reid Hoffman, the co-founder of LinkedIn, questioned the move, saying, "Does this mean AI Researchers, employees, and students will now have to leave the country and wait through a backlog process to continue their work?"
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Dog Accidentally Fires Shotgun In US, Injures Woman Standing Nearby
Nebraska law prohibits travelling with a loaded shotgun in a vehicle on any highway.
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FTX Law Firm Fenwick & West Agrees to $54 Million Settlement With Customers
Fenwick & West LLP, the law firm that advised collapsed crypto exchange FTX, has agreed to pay $54 million to settle a class action lawsuit filed by former users. The firm was accused of helping FTX conceal the misuse of customer funds and facilitating legal structures tied to the exchange’s operations.
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Why Did HasanAbi Receive A Subpoena From The US Treasury? Streamer Faces Federal Scrutiny After Cuba Trip
HasanAbi’s March 2026 Cuba trip is making headlines again after reports revealed the US Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control issued subpoenas tied to the convoy visit, sparking huge debate across streaming and political communities.
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Want To Apply For Green Card? Return Home First: New US Immigration Rules
The new policy, issued by US Citizenship and Immigration Services, reclassifies 'Adjustment of Status' as an "extraordinary form of relief", meaning it will only be approved in limited, exceptional cases.
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EU To Impose Sanctions On Iranian Officials For Hormuz Strait Blockade
Deeming the blockade "contrary to international law", EU governments took a technical step to extend the scope of its existing Iran sanctions regime allowing for more individuals to be targeted under it.
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Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s Wedding Story Takes a New Turn Over Prenup Reports
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s rumored wedding has sparked fresh discussion over a possible prenup, with legal experts weighing how financial planning could shape the celebrity couple’s future.
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Democracy, Rule Of Law Make Us "Natural Partners": PM Modi At Nordic Summit
The Prime Minister expressed his appreciation for the collective diplomatic efforts, warmly thanking the host nation and greeting his European counterparts.
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Rules Eased, US Eyes India's New $300-Billion Nuclear Goldmine
US nuclear companies happy with amendments in the Indian nuclear liability law, but want industry-friendly rules.
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Leaked 'Cypher' Shows Pak Ousted Ex-PM Imran Khan To Get US Favour
The former Pakistani Prime Minister has repeatedly claimed that the United States has conspired with Pakistan's opposition parties to remove him because of his independent foreign policy and refusal to fully align with Washington against Russia and C
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ChudTheBuilder Could Face Up To 56 Years In Prison For Tennessee Shooting Incident; Bond Set At USD 1.25 Million
Streamer ChudTheBuilder, aka Dalton Eatherly, is facing multiple felony charges after a Tennessee courthouse shooting. With a USD 1.25 million bond now set, many online are wondering how much prison time he could face if convicted.
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Chicago Bulls Reportedly Reshape Front Office With Stephen Mervis and Acie Law Hires Under Bryson Graham
The Chicago Bulls are reportedly reshaping their front office under Bryson Graham with the additions of Magic executive Stephen Mervis and former NBA player Acie Law as the franchise looks toward a new long-term direction.
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India Calls For UN Reforms, Gaza Ceasefire At BRICS Foreign Ministers' Meet
Jaishankar opened his address with a frank assessment of a deteriorating global landscape. Conflicts, climate events, and the Covid pandemic, he said, had been "key contributory factors" to widening vulnerabilities.
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Trump Says Will Discuss US Arms Sales To Taiwan With Xi During China Trip
The United States recognises only Beijing but under domestic law is required to provide weapons to Taiwan so that it can defend itself.
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Trump Team Proposes Non-Disclosure Agreements For Staff To Stop Media Leaks
A proposed notice is expected to be officially published seeking comment on a draft NDA to be used by federal agencies for "both new and existing employees."
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We'll Have Fewer Doctors, Scientists: US Tech Founders On New Green Card Rule
Reid Hoffman, the co-founder of LinkedIn, questioned the move, saying, "Does this mean AI Researchers, employees, and students will now have to leave the country and wait through a backlog process to continue their work?"
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Dog Accidentally Fires Shotgun In US, Injures Woman Standing Nearby
Nebraska law prohibits travelling with a loaded shotgun in a vehicle on any highway.
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FTX Law Firm Fenwick & West Agrees to $54 Million Settlement With Customers
Fenwick & West LLP, the law firm that advised collapsed crypto exchange FTX, has agreed to pay $54 million to settle a class action lawsuit filed by former users. The firm was accused of helping FTX conceal the misuse of customer funds and facilitating legal structures tied to the exchange’s operations.
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Why Did HasanAbi Receive A Subpoena From The US Treasury? Streamer Faces Federal Scrutiny After Cuba Trip
HasanAbi’s March 2026 Cuba trip is making headlines again after reports revealed the US Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control issued subpoenas tied to the convoy visit, sparking huge debate across streaming and political communities.
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Want To Apply For Green Card? Return Home First: New US Immigration Rules
The new policy, issued by US Citizenship and Immigration Services, reclassifies 'Adjustment of Status' as an "extraordinary form of relief", meaning it will only be approved in limited, exceptional cases.
-
EU To Impose Sanctions On Iranian Officials For Hormuz Strait Blockade
Deeming the blockade "contrary to international law", EU governments took a technical step to extend the scope of its existing Iran sanctions regime allowing for more individuals to be targeted under it.
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Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s Wedding Story Takes a New Turn Over Prenup Reports
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s rumored wedding has sparked fresh discussion over a possible prenup, with legal experts weighing how financial planning could shape the celebrity couple’s future.
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Democracy, Rule Of Law Make Us "Natural Partners": PM Modi At Nordic Summit
The Prime Minister expressed his appreciation for the collective diplomatic efforts, warmly thanking the host nation and greeting his European counterparts.
-
Rules Eased, US Eyes India's New $300-Billion Nuclear Goldmine
US nuclear companies happy with amendments in the Indian nuclear liability law, but want industry-friendly rules.
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Leaked 'Cypher' Shows Pak Ousted Ex-PM Imran Khan To Get US Favour
The former Pakistani Prime Minister has repeatedly claimed that the United States has conspired with Pakistan's opposition parties to remove him because of his independent foreign policy and refusal to fully align with Washington against Russia and C
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ChudTheBuilder Could Face Up To 56 Years In Prison For Tennessee Shooting Incident; Bond Set At USD 1.25 Million
Streamer ChudTheBuilder, aka Dalton Eatherly, is facing multiple felony charges after a Tennessee courthouse shooting. With a USD 1.25 million bond now set, many online are wondering how much prison time he could face if convicted.
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Chicago Bulls Reportedly Reshape Front Office With Stephen Mervis and Acie Law Hires Under Bryson Graham
The Chicago Bulls are reportedly reshaping their front office under Bryson Graham with the additions of Magic executive Stephen Mervis and former NBA player Acie Law as the franchise looks toward a new long-term direction.
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India Calls For UN Reforms, Gaza Ceasefire At BRICS Foreign Ministers' Meet
Jaishankar opened his address with a frank assessment of a deteriorating global landscape. Conflicts, climate events, and the Covid pandemic, he said, had been "key contributory factors" to widening vulnerabilities.
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Trump Says Will Discuss US Arms Sales To Taiwan With Xi During China Trip
The United States recognises only Beijing but under domestic law is required to provide weapons to Taiwan so that it can defend itself.
