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World's Oldest Sunday Newspaper, Founded 2 Centuries Ago, Gets A New Owner
The Observer, believed to be the world's oldest Sunday newspaper, has been sold to Tortoise Media for an undisclosed fee.
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"Not Acceptable": RSS Chief Frowns Upon New Temple-Mosque Disputes
RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat has expressed concern over the resurgence of several temple-mosque disputes and said certain individuals, after the construction of Ram temple, seem to believe they can become "leaders of Hindus" by raking up such issues.
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Anthropic Study Highlights AI Models Can ‘Pretend’ to Have Different Views During Training
Anthropic published a new study where it found that artificial intelligence (AI) models can pretend to hold different views during training while holding onto their original preferences. On Wednesday, the AI firm highlighted that such inclinations raise serious concerns as developers will not be able to trust the outcomes of safety training, which ...
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Ange Postecoglou Says Football Harder Than Being Prime Minister
Tottenham boss Ange Postecoglou believes the job of a Premier League manager is harder than being Prime Minister, claiming coaches face "an election every weekend and either get voted in or out".
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EU Escalates Pressure on Apple to Make iOS Compatible With Devices from Rivals
As part of the push, regulators published an extensive list of features that it wants Apple to open to third-party developers. They cover technologies ranging from Wi-Fi connections to file-transfer features to the beaming of video from devices.
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7 "Healthy Diet" Myths We Should Leave In 2024
As we enter 2025, we should leave behind diet myths that focus on restriction. Read on as we debunk some popular healthy diet myths.
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Ravichandran Ashwin: The Man Who Never Believed In Playing It Safe
Ravichandran Ashwin sparred with his insecurities as a child for far too long and perhaps didn't want to be dragged into a rigmarole of insecurities once again.
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New York Architect, Suspected Serial Killer, Charged In 7th Murder
A New York architect believed to be responsible for a series of murders on Long Island has been charged with a seventh homicide, that of a woman whose remains were found in 2000, prosecutors said Tuesday.
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Millionaire Barbara Corcoran Shares Why She Prefers To Fly In Economy Class: "I Get The Free Miles"
Ms Corcoran believes that spending excessively on luxury, such as first-class tickets, is unnecessary when there are more practical ways to allocate those funds.
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"Bilkul Hi Nahi Hai Bhookh": Shubman Gill Blasted By Ex-Pakistan Star After Yet Another Poor Show
Shubman Gill's dismissals received a lot of criticism from the former Pakistan cricketer Basit Ali who believes that the youngster is lacking "hunger for runs".
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Cheteshwar Pujara Gives Brutal Verdict On Rohit Sharma's Dismal Form: "He Should Have..."
Cheteshwar Pujara believes that Rohit Sharma's decision to bat in the middle-order has a huge part to play in his disappointing run during the ongoing Test series against Australia.
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Manchester City Players Still Believe In Pep Guardiola, Says Phil Foden
Phil Foden insists Manchester City's players still believe in Pep Guardiola despite the painful loss against Manchester United that extended their dismal streak.
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Nearly 800 Arrested In Nigeria Over Crypto-Romance Scams
Nigeria's anti-graft agency said it had arrested 792 suspects in a raid on a building believed to be a hub for fraudsters who lured victims with offers of romance, then pressed them to hand over cash for phoney cryptocurrency investments.
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Manchester City Players Still Believe In Pep Guardiola, Says Phil Foden
Phil Foden insists Manchester City's players still believe in Pep Guardiola despite the painful loss against Manchester United that extended their dismal streak.
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16th-Century Spanish Cannons Found in Arizona, Could Be US’s Oldest Firearms
Archaeologists have discovered two cannons dating back to 1541 in Arizona. The firearms, believed to be the oldest found in the US, were left behind by Spanish forces after a battle against Native Americans. The cannons, part of Francisco Vázquez de Coronado’s expedition, were likely abandoned following resistance from Indigenous groups. Experts...
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World's Oldest Sunday Newspaper, Founded 2 Centuries Ago, Gets A New Owner
The Observer, believed to be the world's oldest Sunday newspaper, has been sold to Tortoise Media for an undisclosed fee.
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"Not Acceptable": RSS Chief Frowns Upon New Temple-Mosque Disputes
RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat has expressed concern over the resurgence of several temple-mosque disputes and said certain individuals, after the construction of Ram temple, seem to believe they can become "leaders of Hindus" by raking up such issues.
-
Anthropic Study Highlights AI Models Can ‘Pretend’ to Have Different Views During Training
Anthropic published a new study where it found that artificial intelligence (AI) models can pretend to hold different views during training while holding onto their original preferences. On Wednesday, the AI firm highlighted that such inclinations raise serious concerns as developers will not be able to trust the outcomes of safety training, which ...
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Ange Postecoglou Says Football Harder Than Being Prime Minister
Tottenham boss Ange Postecoglou believes the job of a Premier League manager is harder than being Prime Minister, claiming coaches face "an election every weekend and either get voted in or out".
-
EU Escalates Pressure on Apple to Make iOS Compatible With Devices from Rivals
As part of the push, regulators published an extensive list of features that it wants Apple to open to third-party developers. They cover technologies ranging from Wi-Fi connections to file-transfer features to the beaming of video from devices.
-
7 "Healthy Diet" Myths We Should Leave In 2024
As we enter 2025, we should leave behind diet myths that focus on restriction. Read on as we debunk some popular healthy diet myths.
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Ravichandran Ashwin: The Man Who Never Believed In Playing It Safe
Ravichandran Ashwin sparred with his insecurities as a child for far too long and perhaps didn't want to be dragged into a rigmarole of insecurities once again.
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New York Architect, Suspected Serial Killer, Charged In 7th Murder
A New York architect believed to be responsible for a series of murders on Long Island has been charged with a seventh homicide, that of a woman whose remains were found in 2000, prosecutors said Tuesday.
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Millionaire Barbara Corcoran Shares Why She Prefers To Fly In Economy Class: "I Get The Free Miles"
Ms Corcoran believes that spending excessively on luxury, such as first-class tickets, is unnecessary when there are more practical ways to allocate those funds.
-
"Bilkul Hi Nahi Hai Bhookh": Shubman Gill Blasted By Ex-Pakistan Star After Yet Another Poor Show
Shubman Gill's dismissals received a lot of criticism from the former Pakistan cricketer Basit Ali who believes that the youngster is lacking "hunger for runs".
-
Cheteshwar Pujara Gives Brutal Verdict On Rohit Sharma's Dismal Form: "He Should Have..."
Cheteshwar Pujara believes that Rohit Sharma's decision to bat in the middle-order has a huge part to play in his disappointing run during the ongoing Test series against Australia.
-
Manchester City Players Still Believe In Pep Guardiola, Says Phil Foden
Phil Foden insists Manchester City's players still believe in Pep Guardiola despite the painful loss against Manchester United that extended their dismal streak.
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Nearly 800 Arrested In Nigeria Over Crypto-Romance Scams
Nigeria's anti-graft agency said it had arrested 792 suspects in a raid on a building believed to be a hub for fraudsters who lured victims with offers of romance, then pressed them to hand over cash for phoney cryptocurrency investments.
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Manchester City Players Still Believe In Pep Guardiola, Says Phil Foden
Phil Foden insists Manchester City's players still believe in Pep Guardiola despite the painful loss against Manchester United that extended their dismal streak.
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16th-Century Spanish Cannons Found in Arizona, Could Be US’s Oldest Firearms
Archaeologists have discovered two cannons dating back to 1541 in Arizona. The firearms, believed to be the oldest found in the US, were left behind by Spanish forces after a battle against Native Americans. The cannons, part of Francisco Vázquez de Coronado’s expedition, were likely abandoned following resistance from Indigenous groups. Experts...
