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Philips To Pay $1.1 Billion To Settle US Sleep Machine Cases
Dutch medical device maker Philips said Monday it had reached a $1.1 billion deal in the United States to settle lawsuits over faulty sleep machines in a case that has rocked the company.
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IPL 2023: Updated Points Table, Orange And Purple Cap Standings After CSK vs SRH Match
Chennai Super Kings strengthened their case for a top 4 finish with a dominant win over Sunrisers Hyderabad in IPL 2023 on Friday.
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UK Newspaper The Guardian Loses Court Battle Over Prince Philip's Will
British newspaper The Guardian on Friday lost its legal challenge against a decision banning the media from a court case about Prince Philip's will.
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India Investigating 3 Cases Where Pilots Shut Down Engines Mid-Flight
India is investigating three separate incidents in the past two months where airline pilots had to shut down plane engines mid-flight. All three incidents involved engines made by CFM, a joint venture between General Electric Co and France's Safran.
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UK Newspaper To Challenge Secrecy Over Prince Philip's Will
British newspaper The Guardian on Monday said it had been given permission to challenge a decision banning the media from a court case about Prince.
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Recent Singapore Virus Cases Tied To India-Dominant Variant
The highly transmissible strain of Covid-19 that surfaced in India has become more prominent among Singapore's growing number of unlinked cases, in a sign that hidden chains of transmission of the variant have existed for some time.
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People Locked in Cages, Beaten, Shamed As Nations Enforce COVID-19 Rules
When it comes to social distancing, some authorities are resorting to unprecedented tactics to try and slow the spread of Covid-19.
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US Cop Cleared Of Murder Rehired To Get Pension: Reports
A US police officer acquitted of murder after shooting an unarmed man in a case that shocked the nation was briefly rehired so he could get a pension, reports said Friday.
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"Could It Be Them? Yes": Trump On Alleged Saudi Link In Khashoggi Case
President Donald Trump vowed "severe punishment" for Saudi Arabia if the United States determines that Saudi agents killed Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi, calling the journalist's suspected murder "really terrible and disgusting."
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'Mobile Airbag' Case Invented by Student Deploys When You Drop Your Smartphone
The 'Mobile Airbag' case can detect when the phone is falling and release springs to make the handset bounce when it hits the ground.
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Trump Says Deport Immigrant "Invaders", With "No Judges Or Court Cases"
President Donald Trump on Sunday explicitly advocated depriving undocumented immigrants of their due-process rights, arguing that people who cross the border into the United States illegally were invaders and must immediately be deported without trial or an appearance before a judge.
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How Donald Trump's Anger, Impatience Prompted Him To Fire The FBI Director
For more than two hours after the news broke, Trump had no official spokesperson, as his army of communications aides scrambled to craft a plan. By nightfall, Trump had ordered his talkers to talk; one adviser said the president wanted "his people" on the airwaves.
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White House Releases A List Of 'Under Covered' Terror Attacks It Would Like You To Look At
After President Donald Trump made the baffling claim in a speech on Monday that the media was not reporting on terror attacks -- "It's gotten to a point where it's not even being reported. And in many cases the very, very dishonest press doesn't want to report it. They have their reasons, and you understand that." -- Press Secretary Sean Spicer hur...
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Ratan Tata Restarts Discussion On Settling Docomo Case: Reports
Ratan Tata, who suddenly returned to the helm of India's largest conglomerate last week, has reportedly restarted discussions with NTT Docomo on resolving the dispute outside the courts.
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After Acrimonious Opening, Democrats Highlight Hillary Clinton's Record, Denounce Trump
The Democratic Party struggled to find unity in its opening night, even while attempting to highlight the diversity of its members and the platform of its nominee, Hillary Clinton, and make the case against Donald Trump.
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Philips To Pay $1.1 Billion To Settle US Sleep Machine Cases
Dutch medical device maker Philips said Monday it had reached a $1.1 billion deal in the United States to settle lawsuits over faulty sleep machines in a case that has rocked the company.
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IPL 2023: Updated Points Table, Orange And Purple Cap Standings After CSK vs SRH Match
Chennai Super Kings strengthened their case for a top 4 finish with a dominant win over Sunrisers Hyderabad in IPL 2023 on Friday.
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UK Newspaper The Guardian Loses Court Battle Over Prince Philip's Will
British newspaper The Guardian on Friday lost its legal challenge against a decision banning the media from a court case about Prince Philip's will.
-
India Investigating 3 Cases Where Pilots Shut Down Engines Mid-Flight
India is investigating three separate incidents in the past two months where airline pilots had to shut down plane engines mid-flight. All three incidents involved engines made by CFM, a joint venture between General Electric Co and France's Safran.
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UK Newspaper To Challenge Secrecy Over Prince Philip's Will
British newspaper The Guardian on Monday said it had been given permission to challenge a decision banning the media from a court case about Prince.
-
Recent Singapore Virus Cases Tied To India-Dominant Variant
The highly transmissible strain of Covid-19 that surfaced in India has become more prominent among Singapore's growing number of unlinked cases, in a sign that hidden chains of transmission of the variant have existed for some time.
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People Locked in Cages, Beaten, Shamed As Nations Enforce COVID-19 Rules
When it comes to social distancing, some authorities are resorting to unprecedented tactics to try and slow the spread of Covid-19.
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US Cop Cleared Of Murder Rehired To Get Pension: Reports
A US police officer acquitted of murder after shooting an unarmed man in a case that shocked the nation was briefly rehired so he could get a pension, reports said Friday.
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"Could It Be Them? Yes": Trump On Alleged Saudi Link In Khashoggi Case
President Donald Trump vowed "severe punishment" for Saudi Arabia if the United States determines that Saudi agents killed Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi, calling the journalist's suspected murder "really terrible and disgusting."
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'Mobile Airbag' Case Invented by Student Deploys When You Drop Your Smartphone
The 'Mobile Airbag' case can detect when the phone is falling and release springs to make the handset bounce when it hits the ground.
-
Trump Says Deport Immigrant "Invaders", With "No Judges Or Court Cases"
President Donald Trump on Sunday explicitly advocated depriving undocumented immigrants of their due-process rights, arguing that people who cross the border into the United States illegally were invaders and must immediately be deported without trial or an appearance before a judge.
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How Donald Trump's Anger, Impatience Prompted Him To Fire The FBI Director
For more than two hours after the news broke, Trump had no official spokesperson, as his army of communications aides scrambled to craft a plan. By nightfall, Trump had ordered his talkers to talk; one adviser said the president wanted "his people" on the airwaves.
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White House Releases A List Of 'Under Covered' Terror Attacks It Would Like You To Look At
After President Donald Trump made the baffling claim in a speech on Monday that the media was not reporting on terror attacks -- "It's gotten to a point where it's not even being reported. And in many cases the very, very dishonest press doesn't want to report it. They have their reasons, and you understand that." -- Press Secretary Sean Spicer hur...
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Ratan Tata Restarts Discussion On Settling Docomo Case: Reports
Ratan Tata, who suddenly returned to the helm of India's largest conglomerate last week, has reportedly restarted discussions with NTT Docomo on resolving the dispute outside the courts.
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After Acrimonious Opening, Democrats Highlight Hillary Clinton's Record, Denounce Trump
The Democratic Party struggled to find unity in its opening night, even while attempting to highlight the diversity of its members and the platform of its nominee, Hillary Clinton, and make the case against Donald Trump.
