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Historic 179-Year-Old University In US Considers Closure Due To Budget Shortfall
Limestone University in South Carolina faces potential closure due to financial difficulties, seeking $6 million to maintain on-campus operations.
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North Korea Calls US B-1b Deployment "Reckless Bluffing" After Joint Drill
North Korea criticised the United States for deploying the B-1B strategic bomber in a recent joint military drill with South Korea, state media KCNA reported on Thursday.
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Apple India Produces $22 Billion of iPhones in Shift From China
Apple assembled $22 billion (roughly Rs. 1,89,412 crore) worth of iPhones in India in the 12 months ended March. The Cupertino, California-headquartered company now makes 20 percent, or one in five, of its prized iPhones in the South Asian country, according to people familiar with the matter
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US Man Executed By Firing Squad, Second Such Execution In 15 Years
South Carolina gives its death row inmates a choice between lethal injection, the electric chair and the firing squad. Mahdi chose the firing squad.
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All 3 On Board Dead As Small Plane Crashes Near Highway In US' Florida
Three people were killed and one was injured when a small plane crashed Friday morning in South Florida near a major interstate highway and pushed a car onto railroad tracks, officials said.
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"Daydream": Kim Jong Un's Sister Slams Denuclearization Efforts
Kim Jong Un's powerful sister slammed US-led efforts to take away North Korea's nuclear weapons, saying the idea of denuclearising the country was a "daydream".
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Asian Stocks Rebound Despite Trump's Latest China Tariff Threat
Stock markets in the Asia-Pacific region seem to regain some calm after Monday's "bloodbath" amid fears about worsening consumer finances following US President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs.
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"Taking Advantage": US Revokes Visas Of This African Country
South Sudanese nationals had been granted "temporary protected status" (TPS) by the administration of Donald Trump's predecessor Joe Biden.
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US Moves Largest B-2 Stealth Bomber Fleet, 3 Aircraft Carriers To Indo-Pacific
While the world was busy figuring out Donald Trump's reciprocal tariff move and its fallout, the United States quietly made a massive military move in the Indian Ocean and Indo-Pacific region.
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Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, South of Midnight, Indiana Jones and More: The Biggest Games of April
April brings a host of major game releases across platforms, from remastered PlayStation titles to Xbox exclusives. The Last of Us Part II Remastered makes its way to PC this month, bringing upgraded visuals, PC-specific features, and bonus content. A couple of major Xbox and PC exclusives arrive on PS5 this month, as well.
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How US Teacher Accused Of Raping Student Reacted To Charges Against Her
Christina Formella, a teacher at Downers Grove South High School, looked shocked when police stopped her car on March 16 and asked her to "grab whatever she needed."
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China, Japan, South Korea To Jointly Respond To US Tariffs: Report
China, Japan and South Korea agreed to jointly respond to US tariffs, a social media account affiliated with Chinese state broadcaster CCTV said on Monday.
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Ex-News Anchor Lifts Girlfriend By Throat, Slams Her To Ground, Arrested
Shad Olson will go on trial on June 5 after being arrested for alleged domestic abuse last year.
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Attack On Guyana Would Be "Bad Day, Bad Week" For Venezuela: Marco Rubio
Top US diplomat Marco Rubio on Thursday issued a stern warning against Venezuela if it escalates its claims against newly oil-rich Guyana, brandishing the power of the US military to protect the small South American nation.
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'Columbia University Betrayed Me': Indian Student Who Self-Deported To Canada
Ranjini Srinivasan, the 37-year-old Indian PhD student in the US who self-deported to Canada after her student visa was revoked for allegedly being a "terror sympathizer", opened up about her ordeal today.
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Historic 179-Year-Old University In US Considers Closure Due To Budget Shortfall
Limestone University in South Carolina faces potential closure due to financial difficulties, seeking $6 million to maintain on-campus operations.
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North Korea Calls US B-1b Deployment "Reckless Bluffing" After Joint Drill
North Korea criticised the United States for deploying the B-1B strategic bomber in a recent joint military drill with South Korea, state media KCNA reported on Thursday.
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Apple India Produces $22 Billion of iPhones in Shift From China
Apple assembled $22 billion (roughly Rs. 1,89,412 crore) worth of iPhones in India in the 12 months ended March. The Cupertino, California-headquartered company now makes 20 percent, or one in five, of its prized iPhones in the South Asian country, according to people familiar with the matter
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US Man Executed By Firing Squad, Second Such Execution In 15 Years
South Carolina gives its death row inmates a choice between lethal injection, the electric chair and the firing squad. Mahdi chose the firing squad.
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All 3 On Board Dead As Small Plane Crashes Near Highway In US' Florida
Three people were killed and one was injured when a small plane crashed Friday morning in South Florida near a major interstate highway and pushed a car onto railroad tracks, officials said.
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"Daydream": Kim Jong Un's Sister Slams Denuclearization Efforts
Kim Jong Un's powerful sister slammed US-led efforts to take away North Korea's nuclear weapons, saying the idea of denuclearising the country was a "daydream".
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Asian Stocks Rebound Despite Trump's Latest China Tariff Threat
Stock markets in the Asia-Pacific region seem to regain some calm after Monday's "bloodbath" amid fears about worsening consumer finances following US President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs.
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"Taking Advantage": US Revokes Visas Of This African Country
South Sudanese nationals had been granted "temporary protected status" (TPS) by the administration of Donald Trump's predecessor Joe Biden.
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US Moves Largest B-2 Stealth Bomber Fleet, 3 Aircraft Carriers To Indo-Pacific
While the world was busy figuring out Donald Trump's reciprocal tariff move and its fallout, the United States quietly made a massive military move in the Indian Ocean and Indo-Pacific region.
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Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, South of Midnight, Indiana Jones and More: The Biggest Games of April
April brings a host of major game releases across platforms, from remastered PlayStation titles to Xbox exclusives. The Last of Us Part II Remastered makes its way to PC this month, bringing upgraded visuals, PC-specific features, and bonus content. A couple of major Xbox and PC exclusives arrive on PS5 this month, as well.
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How US Teacher Accused Of Raping Student Reacted To Charges Against Her
Christina Formella, a teacher at Downers Grove South High School, looked shocked when police stopped her car on March 16 and asked her to "grab whatever she needed."
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China, Japan, South Korea To Jointly Respond To US Tariffs: Report
China, Japan and South Korea agreed to jointly respond to US tariffs, a social media account affiliated with Chinese state broadcaster CCTV said on Monday.
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Ex-News Anchor Lifts Girlfriend By Throat, Slams Her To Ground, Arrested
Shad Olson will go on trial on June 5 after being arrested for alleged domestic abuse last year.
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Attack On Guyana Would Be "Bad Day, Bad Week" For Venezuela: Marco Rubio
Top US diplomat Marco Rubio on Thursday issued a stern warning against Venezuela if it escalates its claims against newly oil-rich Guyana, brandishing the power of the US military to protect the small South American nation.
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'Columbia University Betrayed Me': Indian Student Who Self-Deported To Canada
Ranjini Srinivasan, the 37-year-old Indian PhD student in the US who self-deported to Canada after her student visa was revoked for allegedly being a "terror sympathizer", opened up about her ordeal today.
