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Meta To Face Trial In US Over Instagram, WhatsApp Acquisitions
Barring any eleventh-hour intervention, social media juggernaut Meta will stand trial next week facing serious US government allegations that it abused its market power to acquire Instagram and WhatsApp before they could become competitors.
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US Supreme Court Lifts Order Barring Deportations Under Wartime Law
The US Supreme Court on Monday lifted a lower court order barring the deportation of undocumented migrants using an obscure wartime law, in a victory for the Trump administration.
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"Will Backfire": Elon Musk After Marine Le Pen Gets Barred From French Polls
Elon Musk, the billionaire top adviser to US President Donald Trump, called a French court ruling Monday barring far-right leader Marine Le Pen from running for election in 2027 "abuse" and said it would "backfire."
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Donald Trump "Not Joking" About 3rd Presidential Term. There Are Methods, He Says
Republican President Donald Trump said on Sunday he was not joking about seeking a third presidential term, barred by the US Constitution, but that it was too early to think about doing so.
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French Scientist Denied Entry To US After Officials Find Texts Critical Of Trump On His Phone
The incident unfolded on March 9, when the French space researcher was barred from entering the United States upon arrival in Texas/
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New Video Shows Indian-Origin Student At Bar With Senior Before She Went Missing
Missing Indian-American student Sudiksha Konanki and Joshua Riibe, the person of interest in the case, were seen together at an outdoor bar before she vanished from a Dominican Republic beach on March 6.
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Donald Trump Freezes US-Funded Media Outlets, Send Journalists On Leave
Hundreds of staffers at VOA, Radio Free Asia, Radio Free Europe and other outlets received a weekend email saying they will be barred from their offices and should surrender press passes and office-issued equipment.
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50 Years Later, US Murder Mystery Solved Through Old Cassette Tape And Photo
The cold case, which involved Sturtz's strangulation after meeting her attacker at a bar on August 24, 1975, remained a mystery for decades.
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4-Year-Old US Boy Calls Police After Mom Eats His Ice Cream: "Put Her Behind Bars"
A four-year-old boy in Wisconsin called 911 to report his mother for eating his ice cream, showing the humorous but serious nature of the incident.
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US Said to be Mulling DeepSeek Ban from Government Devices
US officials are reportedly worried about DeepSeek's handling of user data, which the company says it stores in servers located in China. A total of 21 state attorneys general have urged the US Congress to bar DeepSeek installation on government devices.
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Trump Travel Ban: Why Pakistani And Afghans May Soon Be Not Allowed To Enter US
People from Pakistan and Afghanistan could be barred from entering the United States as US President Donald Trump is reportedly planning to impose a travel ban on the two countries over security and vetting risks.
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Samsung One UI 7 Beta Expands to Galaxy Z Flip 6, Galaxy Z Fold 6 in India, US, and More
Samsung on Wednesday announced the expansion of One UI 7 Beta to more devices and regions. The beta program, first introduced in December 2024, brings Android 15 to Galaxy devices, introducing visual enhancements with more customisation options, a new notification system called Now Bar, redesigned One UI widgets, and an improved user interface (UI)...
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US Examining Whether UK's Encryption Demand on Apple Broke Data Treaty
In a letter dated February 25 to two US lawmakers, Tulsi Gabbard, the US director of national intelligence, said the US is examining whether the UK government had violated the CLOUD Act, which bars it from issuing demands for the data of US citizens and vice versa.
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AP Sues White House Officials Over Denial Of Access
The Associated Press filed a lawsuit against three White House officials on Friday after the news agency was barred from some of US President Donald Trump's events.
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US Banks Are Flying Gold Worth Billions Of Dollars From London To New York. Here's Why
The gold rush is largely driven by Trump's tariff threats, which have caused gold prices in London to drop by around $20 since December.
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Meta To Face Trial In US Over Instagram, WhatsApp Acquisitions
Barring any eleventh-hour intervention, social media juggernaut Meta will stand trial next week facing serious US government allegations that it abused its market power to acquire Instagram and WhatsApp before they could become competitors.
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US Supreme Court Lifts Order Barring Deportations Under Wartime Law
The US Supreme Court on Monday lifted a lower court order barring the deportation of undocumented migrants using an obscure wartime law, in a victory for the Trump administration.
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"Will Backfire": Elon Musk After Marine Le Pen Gets Barred From French Polls
Elon Musk, the billionaire top adviser to US President Donald Trump, called a French court ruling Monday barring far-right leader Marine Le Pen from running for election in 2027 "abuse" and said it would "backfire."
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Donald Trump "Not Joking" About 3rd Presidential Term. There Are Methods, He Says
Republican President Donald Trump said on Sunday he was not joking about seeking a third presidential term, barred by the US Constitution, but that it was too early to think about doing so.
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French Scientist Denied Entry To US After Officials Find Texts Critical Of Trump On His Phone
The incident unfolded on March 9, when the French space researcher was barred from entering the United States upon arrival in Texas/
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New Video Shows Indian-Origin Student At Bar With Senior Before She Went Missing
Missing Indian-American student Sudiksha Konanki and Joshua Riibe, the person of interest in the case, were seen together at an outdoor bar before she vanished from a Dominican Republic beach on March 6.
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Donald Trump Freezes US-Funded Media Outlets, Send Journalists On Leave
Hundreds of staffers at VOA, Radio Free Asia, Radio Free Europe and other outlets received a weekend email saying they will be barred from their offices and should surrender press passes and office-issued equipment.
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50 Years Later, US Murder Mystery Solved Through Old Cassette Tape And Photo
The cold case, which involved Sturtz's strangulation after meeting her attacker at a bar on August 24, 1975, remained a mystery for decades.
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4-Year-Old US Boy Calls Police After Mom Eats His Ice Cream: "Put Her Behind Bars"
A four-year-old boy in Wisconsin called 911 to report his mother for eating his ice cream, showing the humorous but serious nature of the incident.
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US Said to be Mulling DeepSeek Ban from Government Devices
US officials are reportedly worried about DeepSeek's handling of user data, which the company says it stores in servers located in China. A total of 21 state attorneys general have urged the US Congress to bar DeepSeek installation on government devices.
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Trump Travel Ban: Why Pakistani And Afghans May Soon Be Not Allowed To Enter US
People from Pakistan and Afghanistan could be barred from entering the United States as US President Donald Trump is reportedly planning to impose a travel ban on the two countries over security and vetting risks.
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Samsung One UI 7 Beta Expands to Galaxy Z Flip 6, Galaxy Z Fold 6 in India, US, and More
Samsung on Wednesday announced the expansion of One UI 7 Beta to more devices and regions. The beta program, first introduced in December 2024, brings Android 15 to Galaxy devices, introducing visual enhancements with more customisation options, a new notification system called Now Bar, redesigned One UI widgets, and an improved user interface (UI)...
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US Examining Whether UK's Encryption Demand on Apple Broke Data Treaty
In a letter dated February 25 to two US lawmakers, Tulsi Gabbard, the US director of national intelligence, said the US is examining whether the UK government had violated the CLOUD Act, which bars it from issuing demands for the data of US citizens and vice versa.
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AP Sues White House Officials Over Denial Of Access
The Associated Press filed a lawsuit against three White House officials on Friday after the news agency was barred from some of US President Donald Trump's events.
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US Banks Are Flying Gold Worth Billions Of Dollars From London To New York. Here's Why
The gold rush is largely driven by Trump's tariff threats, which have caused gold prices in London to drop by around $20 since December.
