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US Could Quit Ukraine Talks If No Progress, Warns Trump
US President Donald Trump said Thursday that Washington could quit talks to end the Ukraine war within days unless there is rapid progress from Moscow and Kyiv.
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US Will Soon "Take A Pass" If No Progress On Ukraine Deal, Says Trump
President Donald Trump said Friday the United States will "take a pass" on brokering further Ukraine war talks unless there is quick progress from Moscow and Kyiv.
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Rapper Sean 'Diddy' Combs Loses Bid To Delay Sex-Trafficking Trial
A US judge on Friday denied Sean "Diddy" Combs' bid to delay his upcoming sex-trafficking trial by two months.
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Applying For A US Visa? Why A Visit To Gaza After 2007 Could Mean Trouble
Rubio previously reported that his office had revoked over 300 visas since the beginning of the year, including those of student visa holders who have expressed criticism towards Israel's actions in Gaza.
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US Judge Bars Trump From Implementing New Policy To Speed Up Deportations
A US judge on Friday barred the Trump administration from implementing a new policy allowing it to rapidly deport thousands of migrants to countries other than their own without giving them a chance to show they fear being persecuted there.
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Trump Admin Studying Options To Fire US Federal Reserve Chief: White House
US President Donald Trump and his administration are studying whether dismissing independent Federal Reserve chief Jerome Powell is an option, his top White House economic aide said Friday.
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Can US Manipulate Space And Time? White House Tech Chief's Speech Triggers Conspiracy Theories
Michael Kratsios made the rather bold statement during a scientific conference in Texas earlier this week.
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Indian Students In US Make Up 50% Of Recent Visa Revocations: Report
The AILA brief, titled 'The Scope of Immigration Enforcement Actions Against International Students', highlights that 50 per cent of these students were from India, followed by 14 per cent from China.
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Google to Appeal Against Part of US Court's Decision in Monopoly Case
Alphabet's Google plans to appeal against the "adverse" portion of the court decision in DoJ's monopoly case. On Thursday U.S. District Judge Leonie Brinkema found Google liable for "willfully acquiring and maintaining monopoly power" in markets for publisher ad servers and ad exchanges.
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The Last Of Us Season 2 Review: Taut And Gripping, With Pedro Pascal In Fine Fettle
The Last Of Us Season 2 Review: Pedro Pascal's performance as Joel is layered with grief, regret, and a desperate longing to protect Ellie at all costs.
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Russian President Putin's 30-Day Order Not Hit Ukraine Energy Targets "Expired": Kremlin
Russia announced the truce on March 18 following a call between Putin and US President Donald Trump, but both Moscow and Kyiv accused each other of repeatedly breaking it.
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Electric Trains Revolutionise California's Air Quality, Cutting Toxins By 89%
The electrification of Caltrain in the San Francisco Bay Area has led to a significant reduction in toxic black carbon, improving air quality for commuters and residents. The study found an average reduction of 89% in riders' exposure to black carbon
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Russia Launches New Missiles On Ukraine As US Mulls Ending Truce Efforts
Russia fired at least six missiles and dozens of drones at Ukraine overnight, killing two people in the eastern regions of Kharkiv and Sumy and wounding 70 others, officials said.
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The Fantastic Four: First Steps Trailer Takes Us Back To The Retro-Futuristic 1960s
The Fantastic Four: First Steps will hit the theatres on July 25, 2025
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US Judge Extends Ban On Elon Musk's DOGE Access To Social Security Data
The case has shed light on the amount of personal information DOGE staffers have been given access to in the SSA's databases, which hold vast amounts of sensitive data on most Americans.
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US Could Quit Ukraine Talks If No Progress, Warns Trump
US President Donald Trump said Thursday that Washington could quit talks to end the Ukraine war within days unless there is rapid progress from Moscow and Kyiv.
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US Will Soon "Take A Pass" If No Progress On Ukraine Deal, Says Trump
President Donald Trump said Friday the United States will "take a pass" on brokering further Ukraine war talks unless there is quick progress from Moscow and Kyiv.
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Rapper Sean 'Diddy' Combs Loses Bid To Delay Sex-Trafficking Trial
A US judge on Friday denied Sean "Diddy" Combs' bid to delay his upcoming sex-trafficking trial by two months.
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Applying For A US Visa? Why A Visit To Gaza After 2007 Could Mean Trouble
Rubio previously reported that his office had revoked over 300 visas since the beginning of the year, including those of student visa holders who have expressed criticism towards Israel's actions in Gaza.
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US Judge Bars Trump From Implementing New Policy To Speed Up Deportations
A US judge on Friday barred the Trump administration from implementing a new policy allowing it to rapidly deport thousands of migrants to countries other than their own without giving them a chance to show they fear being persecuted there.
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Trump Admin Studying Options To Fire US Federal Reserve Chief: White House
US President Donald Trump and his administration are studying whether dismissing independent Federal Reserve chief Jerome Powell is an option, his top White House economic aide said Friday.
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Can US Manipulate Space And Time? White House Tech Chief's Speech Triggers Conspiracy Theories
Michael Kratsios made the rather bold statement during a scientific conference in Texas earlier this week.
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Indian Students In US Make Up 50% Of Recent Visa Revocations: Report
The AILA brief, titled 'The Scope of Immigration Enforcement Actions Against International Students', highlights that 50 per cent of these students were from India, followed by 14 per cent from China.
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Google to Appeal Against Part of US Court's Decision in Monopoly Case
Alphabet's Google plans to appeal against the "adverse" portion of the court decision in DoJ's monopoly case. On Thursday U.S. District Judge Leonie Brinkema found Google liable for "willfully acquiring and maintaining monopoly power" in markets for publisher ad servers and ad exchanges.
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The Last Of Us Season 2 Review: Taut And Gripping, With Pedro Pascal In Fine Fettle
The Last Of Us Season 2 Review: Pedro Pascal's performance as Joel is layered with grief, regret, and a desperate longing to protect Ellie at all costs.
-
Russian President Putin's 30-Day Order Not Hit Ukraine Energy Targets "Expired": Kremlin
Russia announced the truce on March 18 following a call between Putin and US President Donald Trump, but both Moscow and Kyiv accused each other of repeatedly breaking it.
-
Electric Trains Revolutionise California's Air Quality, Cutting Toxins By 89%
The electrification of Caltrain in the San Francisco Bay Area has led to a significant reduction in toxic black carbon, improving air quality for commuters and residents. The study found an average reduction of 89% in riders' exposure to black carbon
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Russia Launches New Missiles On Ukraine As US Mulls Ending Truce Efforts
Russia fired at least six missiles and dozens of drones at Ukraine overnight, killing two people in the eastern regions of Kharkiv and Sumy and wounding 70 others, officials said.
-
The Fantastic Four: First Steps Trailer Takes Us Back To The Retro-Futuristic 1960s
The Fantastic Four: First Steps will hit the theatres on July 25, 2025
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US Judge Extends Ban On Elon Musk's DOGE Access To Social Security Data
The case has shed light on the amount of personal information DOGE staffers have been given access to in the SSA's databases, which hold vast amounts of sensitive data on most Americans.
