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Internet-Connected Devices Can Now Have a Label that Rates Their Security
The Cyber Trust Mark, a stylised shield logo with microchip-style detailing, is meant to give American consumers a quick and easy way to evaluate the security of a given smart product, much like US Department of Agriculture labels on food or Energy Star ratings on appliances.
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Donald Trump Appoints Indian-American, Elon Musk Aide As AI Advisor
US President-elect Donald Trump on Sunday named Indian American entrepreneur, venture capitalist and author Sriram Krishnan as Senior White House Policy Advisor on Artificial Intelligence.
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Japan Probes US Military Base In Tokyo For Chemical Leak
Japanese authorities on Friday staged an inspection of a US military base in Tokyo, a government spokesman said, after being informed by the American side of a chemical leak.
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Authorities Probing Bigoted Text Messages That Spread Alarm Across US
Federal and state authorities are investigating a wave of bigoted text messages sent anonymously that have spread alarm among Black Americans across the country this week, officials and recipients told Reuters.
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Binance Executive Denied Bail in Nigeria Money Laundering Case
Tigran Gambaryan, an American citizen, has been in detention in Nigeria since the end of February. He and Binance deny the charges against him. He had asked the Federal High Court in Abuja to free him on medical grounds, arguing that he needed to undergo surgery outside prison and that his health was deteriorating.
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Storm Helene Kills 44 In US, Leaves Behind "Overwhelming" Damage
Millions of Americans were still without power and many faced torrential flooding on Saturday, authorities said, as powerful storm Helene rumbled across eastern and midwestern US states, leaving at least 44 people dead.
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China Demands Probe Into US Anti-Doping Agency, Alleges Double Standard
China's anti-doping agency on Thursday called for an independent probe into its US counterpart after a media investigation found that American authorities allowed athletes who failed drug tests to continue to compete.
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Rapper Travis Scott Arrested In Miami For Trespassing, Disorderly Intoxication
American rapper Travis Scott was arrested on Thursday in Miami Beach and charged with trespassing on property and disorderly intoxication, authorities said, as per The Guardian.
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Canadian Resident Of China Faces 10-Year Jail For Selling Tesla Secrets
A Canadian resident of China faces 10 years in prison after pleading guilty in US court to stealing industrial secrets from a leading American electric car maker, justice authorities said Thursday.
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US Tourist Dies, Wife Injured After Being Electrocuted In Hot Tub In Mexico
Local authorities are conducting a full investigation to determine the cause of the accident.
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Salman Rushdie Says A Free Palestine Would Be A "Taliban-Like State"
The India-born author, a naturalised American based in New York, has faced death threats since his 1988 novel 'The Satanic Verses' was declared blasphemous by Iran's supreme leader.
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"You're Indian": US Author On Why She Wouldn't Vote For Vivek Ramaswamy
Indian-American Republican leader Vivek Ramaswamy was told by American author Ann Coulter in his podcast that she wouldn't have voted for him in the US presidential election because he is an "Indian".
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Bodies Of Murdered Australian, US Surfers Identified In Mexico
Relatives on Sunday identified the bodies of two Australians and an American shot dead in a suspected robbery in Mexico, authorities said, marking a tragic end to the search for the missing surfers.
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Bodies In Mexico, Likely Those Of Missing US, Australia Surfers, Found With Bullet Wounds
Three bodies believed to be those of two Australian brothers and an American who disappeared on a surfing trip in Mexico have bullet wounds to the head, authorities said Sunday.
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US Says Downed Houthi Anti-Ship Missile, 4 Drones
US-led coalition forces off the coast of Yemen shot down four drones and an anti-ship missile launched by Houthi rebels Wednesday, American authorities said, as the Iran-backed group's attacks on Red Sea shipping continued.
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Internet-Connected Devices Can Now Have a Label that Rates Their Security
The Cyber Trust Mark, a stylised shield logo with microchip-style detailing, is meant to give American consumers a quick and easy way to evaluate the security of a given smart product, much like US Department of Agriculture labels on food or Energy Star ratings on appliances.
-
Donald Trump Appoints Indian-American, Elon Musk Aide As AI Advisor
US President-elect Donald Trump on Sunday named Indian American entrepreneur, venture capitalist and author Sriram Krishnan as Senior White House Policy Advisor on Artificial Intelligence.
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Japan Probes US Military Base In Tokyo For Chemical Leak
Japanese authorities on Friday staged an inspection of a US military base in Tokyo, a government spokesman said, after being informed by the American side of a chemical leak.
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Authorities Probing Bigoted Text Messages That Spread Alarm Across US
Federal and state authorities are investigating a wave of bigoted text messages sent anonymously that have spread alarm among Black Americans across the country this week, officials and recipients told Reuters.
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Binance Executive Denied Bail in Nigeria Money Laundering Case
Tigran Gambaryan, an American citizen, has been in detention in Nigeria since the end of February. He and Binance deny the charges against him. He had asked the Federal High Court in Abuja to free him on medical grounds, arguing that he needed to undergo surgery outside prison and that his health was deteriorating.
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Storm Helene Kills 44 In US, Leaves Behind "Overwhelming" Damage
Millions of Americans were still without power and many faced torrential flooding on Saturday, authorities said, as powerful storm Helene rumbled across eastern and midwestern US states, leaving at least 44 people dead.
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China Demands Probe Into US Anti-Doping Agency, Alleges Double Standard
China's anti-doping agency on Thursday called for an independent probe into its US counterpart after a media investigation found that American authorities allowed athletes who failed drug tests to continue to compete.
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Rapper Travis Scott Arrested In Miami For Trespassing, Disorderly Intoxication
American rapper Travis Scott was arrested on Thursday in Miami Beach and charged with trespassing on property and disorderly intoxication, authorities said, as per The Guardian.
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Canadian Resident Of China Faces 10-Year Jail For Selling Tesla Secrets
A Canadian resident of China faces 10 years in prison after pleading guilty in US court to stealing industrial secrets from a leading American electric car maker, justice authorities said Thursday.
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US Tourist Dies, Wife Injured After Being Electrocuted In Hot Tub In Mexico
Local authorities are conducting a full investigation to determine the cause of the accident.
-
Salman Rushdie Says A Free Palestine Would Be A "Taliban-Like State"
The India-born author, a naturalised American based in New York, has faced death threats since his 1988 novel 'The Satanic Verses' was declared blasphemous by Iran's supreme leader.
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"You're Indian": US Author On Why She Wouldn't Vote For Vivek Ramaswamy
Indian-American Republican leader Vivek Ramaswamy was told by American author Ann Coulter in his podcast that she wouldn't have voted for him in the US presidential election because he is an "Indian".
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Bodies Of Murdered Australian, US Surfers Identified In Mexico
Relatives on Sunday identified the bodies of two Australians and an American shot dead in a suspected robbery in Mexico, authorities said, marking a tragic end to the search for the missing surfers.
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Bodies In Mexico, Likely Those Of Missing US, Australia Surfers, Found With Bullet Wounds
Three bodies believed to be those of two Australian brothers and an American who disappeared on a surfing trip in Mexico have bullet wounds to the head, authorities said Sunday.
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US Says Downed Houthi Anti-Ship Missile, 4 Drones
US-led coalition forces off the coast of Yemen shot down four drones and an anti-ship missile launched by Houthi rebels Wednesday, American authorities said, as the Iran-backed group's attacks on Red Sea shipping continued.
