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US Anti-Disinformation Guardrails Fall In Trump's First 100 Days
From slashed federal funding for disinformation research to the closure of a key agency combating foreign influence operations, the United States has dismantled vital guardrails against falsehoods within Donald Trump's first 100 days in office.
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"We Will Die Of Hunger": Gazans Scramble For Food, Run To Community Kitchens
At the break of dawn, 10-year-old Youssef al-Najjar races barefoot, clutching a battered pot, to a community kitchen in Gaza City, only to find hundreds of others already queueing.
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US Strikes In Yemen: Over 800 Targets Hit, Hundreds Of Houthis Killed
The United States has hit more than 800 targets in Yemen since mid-March, killing hundreds of Huthi rebel fighters, including members of the group's leadership, the US military said Sunday.
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Exit Deadline Ends Today, 272 Pakistani Nationals Left India In 2 Days
Around 272 Pakistani nationals have left India in the past two days through the Attari-Wagah border point and a few hundred more are expected to exit on Sunday when the deadline for the 12 categories of short-term Pakistan visa holders ends.
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What Caused Massive Blast At Iran's Bandar Abbas Port That Killed Over 20
At least 25 people were killed and hundreds of others were injured in a massive blast that rocked the Iranian port city of Bandar Abbas on Saturday.
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'Fearing Future Without Babies', Students 'Race' Sperm In Los Angeles
A commentator yells excitedly as hundreds of spectators stand glued to a video of a racecourse -- but the athletes they are rooting for are actually tiny sperm cells.
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Hundreds Of Tourists Stranded In North Sikkim Due To Landslides Rescued
Hundreds of tourists stranded in Chungthang in Mangan district of north Sikkim following landslides were rescued on Friday, officials said.
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10-Km Long Queues In Sri Lanka As Buddhists Line Up To See Sacred Tooth
Buddhists flocking to see a sacred tooth in Sri Lanka were urged by authorities to stay away on Thursday after four people died and hundreds fell sick while in lengthy queues.
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Opinion | Pahalgam Attack, Pakistan, And The Cost Of 'Ideology'
Twenty-six tourists gunned down in Pahalgam; one Ahmadi man lynched in Karachi. Two different types of tragedies, hundreds of miles apart, but stitched together by the same playbook of hate.
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"Slept In Car, Trains Fully Booked": Tourists On Pahalgam Attack's Aftermath
A special relief train ferried hundreds of tourists stranded in Jammu and Kashmir to New Delhi.
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India Stars To Play In The Hundred? Report Highlights At "Aligning Interests" Factor
While Indian men's players feature only in the IPL, the country's women cricketers, including captain Harmanpreet Kaur and Smriti Mandhana, have featured in England's The Hundred and Australia's Women's Big Bash League.
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"Active Shooter Studios" Recreates Real Life Mass Shootings On Gaming Apps
Known as "Active Shooter Studios," or A.S.S., the group has attracted hundreds of fans on Roblox to its detailed re-creations of the events.
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"Want Justice": Flyers Complain Of Long Delays In Jammu Due To Bad Weather
Jammu airport saw chaotic scenes with hundreds of passengers complaining of inconvenience after bad weather led to flight cancellations in Srinagar and affected connecting flights.
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Over 140 Killed, Many Missing After Boat Carrying Fuel Catches Fire In Congo
Hundreds of passengers were crowded onto a wooden boat on the Congo River in northwest DRC on Tuesday when the fire erupted.
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Mob Beats Man From Persecuted Ahmadiyya Minority In Pakistan: Police
A mob beat to death a member of the persecuted Ahmadiyya minority on Friday after hundreds of radical Islamists surrounded their place of worship in the port city of Karachi, police said.
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US Anti-Disinformation Guardrails Fall In Trump's First 100 Days
From slashed federal funding for disinformation research to the closure of a key agency combating foreign influence operations, the United States has dismantled vital guardrails against falsehoods within Donald Trump's first 100 days in office.
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"We Will Die Of Hunger": Gazans Scramble For Food, Run To Community Kitchens
At the break of dawn, 10-year-old Youssef al-Najjar races barefoot, clutching a battered pot, to a community kitchen in Gaza City, only to find hundreds of others already queueing.
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US Strikes In Yemen: Over 800 Targets Hit, Hundreds Of Houthis Killed
The United States has hit more than 800 targets in Yemen since mid-March, killing hundreds of Huthi rebel fighters, including members of the group's leadership, the US military said Sunday.
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Exit Deadline Ends Today, 272 Pakistani Nationals Left India In 2 Days
Around 272 Pakistani nationals have left India in the past two days through the Attari-Wagah border point and a few hundred more are expected to exit on Sunday when the deadline for the 12 categories of short-term Pakistan visa holders ends.
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What Caused Massive Blast At Iran's Bandar Abbas Port That Killed Over 20
At least 25 people were killed and hundreds of others were injured in a massive blast that rocked the Iranian port city of Bandar Abbas on Saturday.
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'Fearing Future Without Babies', Students 'Race' Sperm In Los Angeles
A commentator yells excitedly as hundreds of spectators stand glued to a video of a racecourse -- but the athletes they are rooting for are actually tiny sperm cells.
-
Hundreds Of Tourists Stranded In North Sikkim Due To Landslides Rescued
Hundreds of tourists stranded in Chungthang in Mangan district of north Sikkim following landslides were rescued on Friday, officials said.
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10-Km Long Queues In Sri Lanka As Buddhists Line Up To See Sacred Tooth
Buddhists flocking to see a sacred tooth in Sri Lanka were urged by authorities to stay away on Thursday after four people died and hundreds fell sick while in lengthy queues.
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Opinion | Pahalgam Attack, Pakistan, And The Cost Of 'Ideology'
Twenty-six tourists gunned down in Pahalgam; one Ahmadi man lynched in Karachi. Two different types of tragedies, hundreds of miles apart, but stitched together by the same playbook of hate.
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"Slept In Car, Trains Fully Booked": Tourists On Pahalgam Attack's Aftermath
A special relief train ferried hundreds of tourists stranded in Jammu and Kashmir to New Delhi.
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India Stars To Play In The Hundred? Report Highlights At "Aligning Interests" Factor
While Indian men's players feature only in the IPL, the country's women cricketers, including captain Harmanpreet Kaur and Smriti Mandhana, have featured in England's The Hundred and Australia's Women's Big Bash League.
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"Active Shooter Studios" Recreates Real Life Mass Shootings On Gaming Apps
Known as "Active Shooter Studios," or A.S.S., the group has attracted hundreds of fans on Roblox to its detailed re-creations of the events.
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"Want Justice": Flyers Complain Of Long Delays In Jammu Due To Bad Weather
Jammu airport saw chaotic scenes with hundreds of passengers complaining of inconvenience after bad weather led to flight cancellations in Srinagar and affected connecting flights.
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Over 140 Killed, Many Missing After Boat Carrying Fuel Catches Fire In Congo
Hundreds of passengers were crowded onto a wooden boat on the Congo River in northwest DRC on Tuesday when the fire erupted.
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Mob Beats Man From Persecuted Ahmadiyya Minority In Pakistan: Police
A mob beat to death a member of the persecuted Ahmadiyya minority on Friday after hundreds of radical Islamists surrounded their place of worship in the port city of Karachi, police said.
