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How Donald Trump's Tariff War Could Leave Millions Of Americans Without Toilet Paper
US President Donald Trump's proposed tariffs on Canada could trigger an unexpected crisis in America, leading to panic-buying seen at the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Pentagon Papers To Yemen War Plan Blunder: Biggest US Intelligence Leaks
A routine discussion among top US officials on a messaging app which also had the editor-in-chief of a leading American magazine resulted in one of the worst intelligence leaks in recent history.
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Elon Musk's Tesla Signs Lease Deal To Open First Showroom In Mumbai
US electric carmaker Tesla has signed a lease deal to open its first showroom in Mumbai, as it moves towards a goal to sell imported cars in India, registration papers show, after it dropped similar plans last year.
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"Won't Affect A Shark": Trump Signs Order To Bring Back Plastic Straws In US
US President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Monday pushing for a return to plastic drinking straws, saying their impact on marine life was limited.
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"Back To Plastic": Trump Slams Eco-Friendly Paper Straws
President Donald Trump on Friday raged against eco-friendly paper straws promoted by his predecessor Joe Biden, and pledged that the United States would return to using plastic ones.
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India Reviewing Crypto Position Due to Global Changes, Economic Affairs Secretary Says
India is reviewing its stance on cryptocurrencies. The review, which follows crypto-friendly policy announcements by US President Donald Trump, could further delay publication of a discussion paper on cryptocurrencies that was due for release in September 2024.
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KuCoin Pleads Guilty, Agrees to Pay Nearly $300 Million in US Crypto Case
KuCoin has pleaded guilty on Monday to operating an unlicensed money transmitting business. Prosecutors said Seychelles-based KuCoin had been used to facilitate billions of dollars of suspicious transactions, and to transmit potential criminal proceeds including from darknet markets and malware, ransomware and fraud.
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Hundreds Of Washington Post Employees Plead Owner Jeff Bezos To Intervene: "Deeply Alarmed"
The paper's website has seen a decline in digital visitors, dropping from 114 million in November 2020 to 54 million in November 2024.
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Girl, 2, Found Alone At US-Mexico Border. She Was Looking For Her Parents
A two-year-old migrant girl, looking for her parents, was found alone at the US-Mexico border on Sunday. The child, from El Salvador, was discovered by Texas authorities clutching a piece of paper with a first name and phone number.
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Bengali Only Indian Language On New York's Ballot Papers
More than 200 languages are spoken in New York, according to the Department of City Planning, backing the claim of it being the melting pot of America.
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"Will Not Allow Paper To...": Jeff Bezos On Washington Post's Kamala Harris Snub
In a rare public defence of his recent decision to pull The Washington Post from endorsing a candidate in the upcoming presidential race, Amazon founder and newspaper owner Jeff Bezos took to the paper's own editorial page to argue for neutrality.
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Trudeau Aides Spoke To US Paper Before "Bishnoi Gang Links" Claim: Report
Senior aides of Canada Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, including his national security advisor Nathalie Drouin, shared confidential information about India - and claiming 'interference' in Ottawa's affairs - to a US paper, a Canadian publication said.
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Musk Backs Paper Ballots For US Polls, Claims Voting Machines Rig Elections
Elon Musk, the owner of X, while speaking at a town hall in the swing state of Pennsylvania, claimed that voting machines rig elections, ABC News reported.
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Boeing Agrees To Plead Guilty To Fraud In Probe Into 737 MAX Crashes
Boeing said Monday it had reached a deal with the US Department of Justice over two fatal 737 MAX crashes, which court papers show would see the aviation giant plead guilty to fraud.
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WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange's Legal Battles: A Timeline
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has reached a deal to plead guilty to one count of violating the U.S. espionage law, prosecutors said in court papers on Monday.
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How Donald Trump's Tariff War Could Leave Millions Of Americans Without Toilet Paper
US President Donald Trump's proposed tariffs on Canada could trigger an unexpected crisis in America, leading to panic-buying seen at the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic.
-
Pentagon Papers To Yemen War Plan Blunder: Biggest US Intelligence Leaks
A routine discussion among top US officials on a messaging app which also had the editor-in-chief of a leading American magazine resulted in one of the worst intelligence leaks in recent history.
-
Elon Musk's Tesla Signs Lease Deal To Open First Showroom In Mumbai
US electric carmaker Tesla has signed a lease deal to open its first showroom in Mumbai, as it moves towards a goal to sell imported cars in India, registration papers show, after it dropped similar plans last year.
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"Won't Affect A Shark": Trump Signs Order To Bring Back Plastic Straws In US
US President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Monday pushing for a return to plastic drinking straws, saying their impact on marine life was limited.
-
"Back To Plastic": Trump Slams Eco-Friendly Paper Straws
President Donald Trump on Friday raged against eco-friendly paper straws promoted by his predecessor Joe Biden, and pledged that the United States would return to using plastic ones.
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India Reviewing Crypto Position Due to Global Changes, Economic Affairs Secretary Says
India is reviewing its stance on cryptocurrencies. The review, which follows crypto-friendly policy announcements by US President Donald Trump, could further delay publication of a discussion paper on cryptocurrencies that was due for release in September 2024.
-
KuCoin Pleads Guilty, Agrees to Pay Nearly $300 Million in US Crypto Case
KuCoin has pleaded guilty on Monday to operating an unlicensed money transmitting business. Prosecutors said Seychelles-based KuCoin had been used to facilitate billions of dollars of suspicious transactions, and to transmit potential criminal proceeds including from darknet markets and malware, ransomware and fraud.
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Hundreds Of Washington Post Employees Plead Owner Jeff Bezos To Intervene: "Deeply Alarmed"
The paper's website has seen a decline in digital visitors, dropping from 114 million in November 2020 to 54 million in November 2024.
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Girl, 2, Found Alone At US-Mexico Border. She Was Looking For Her Parents
A two-year-old migrant girl, looking for her parents, was found alone at the US-Mexico border on Sunday. The child, from El Salvador, was discovered by Texas authorities clutching a piece of paper with a first name and phone number.
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Bengali Only Indian Language On New York's Ballot Papers
More than 200 languages are spoken in New York, according to the Department of City Planning, backing the claim of it being the melting pot of America.
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"Will Not Allow Paper To...": Jeff Bezos On Washington Post's Kamala Harris Snub
In a rare public defence of his recent decision to pull The Washington Post from endorsing a candidate in the upcoming presidential race, Amazon founder and newspaper owner Jeff Bezos took to the paper's own editorial page to argue for neutrality.
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Trudeau Aides Spoke To US Paper Before "Bishnoi Gang Links" Claim: Report
Senior aides of Canada Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, including his national security advisor Nathalie Drouin, shared confidential information about India - and claiming 'interference' in Ottawa's affairs - to a US paper, a Canadian publication said.
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Musk Backs Paper Ballots For US Polls, Claims Voting Machines Rig Elections
Elon Musk, the owner of X, while speaking at a town hall in the swing state of Pennsylvania, claimed that voting machines rig elections, ABC News reported.
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Boeing Agrees To Plead Guilty To Fraud In Probe Into 737 MAX Crashes
Boeing said Monday it had reached a deal with the US Department of Justice over two fatal 737 MAX crashes, which court papers show would see the aviation giant plead guilty to fraud.
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WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange's Legal Battles: A Timeline
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has reached a deal to plead guilty to one count of violating the U.S. espionage law, prosecutors said in court papers on Monday.
