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In Search For Missing US Journalist Austin Tice, A Clue From 11 Years Ago
Austin Tice, who worked as a freelance reporter for the Washington Post and McClatchy, was one of the first US journalists to make it into Syria.
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iOS 18.3 Beta Disables Apple Intelligence Notification Summaries Feature for Some Apps
Apple has reportedly rolled back its Apple Intelligence notification summaries feature after facing backlash over error-laden news summary generation. As per the report, the artificial intelligence (AI) tool poorly summarised a Washington Post news notification, garnering flak from users as well as news publications. Notably, this is not the first ...
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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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Imran Khan's Ex-Wife Avantika Malik Opens Up About Their Divorce In A Cryptic Post: "It Broke, Unraveled Me"
Imran is now in a relationship with actress Lekha Washington
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"You Burn...": Israel's Post On Los Angeles Wildfires Draws Backlash Amid Gaza War
In a show of solidarity, the Israeli embassy in Washington voiced support for the residents, but their message has been met with significant backlash online.
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Cartoonist Quits Washington Post Over Rejected Sketch Mocking Owner, Trump
An award-winning political cartoonist for The Washington Post has announced her resignation after a cartoon depicting the newspaper's billionaire owner groveling before Donald Trump was rejected.
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Centre Trashes US Report Linking India To Plot To Impeach Maldives President
India strongly trashed two reports published by the Washington Post -- one linking New Delhi to a failed plot to impeach Maldivian President Mohamed Muizzu and another on Indian agents allegedly attempting to eliminate terror elements in Pakistan.
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US Treasury's Sanctions Office Hacked By Chinese Government: Report
Chinese government hackers breached the U.S. Treasury office that administers economic sanctions, the Washington Post reported on Wednesday, identifying targets of a cyberattack Treasury disclosed earlier this week.
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"Stinky Surprise": Uber Eats Driver In US Discovers Large Bag Of Marijuana In Burrito Delivery
Washington Township, Gloucester County police shared the details of the incident in a November 24, 2024, Instagram post, complete with emojis.
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US Taking Steps To Put Google Under Federal Supervision, Report Says
The US Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has taken steps to put Alphabet's Google under formal federal supervision, the Washington Post reported, potentially mounting yet another regulatory challenge for the Big Tech giant.
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Opinion | Just Like Rome, The American Empire Is Crumbling From Within
Washington's influence, for instance, extends to every corner of the glob-ejust as Rome's once did across the Mediterranean and beyond. But beneath the surface, familiar cracks are beginning to show.
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Russia, Ukraine Launch Biggest Drone Attacks Yet On Each Other
Russia and Ukraine both launched record drone attacks on each other overnight, despite a phone call reported by the Washington Post from US president-elect Donald Trump urging Russian President Vladimir Putin not to escalate the conflict.
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Donald Trump Dials Putin, Urges Him Not To Escalate War In Ukraine: Report
US President-elect Donald Trump has spoken to Russian President Vladimir Putin and urged him not to escalate the war in Ukraine, the Washington Post reported Sunday.
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Opinion | With Trump, Taliban Gets A Familiar Face In Washington
While Trump's gaze is not expected to land in this part of geography anytime soon-including on Bagram-his presidency will be a test for the Taliban's political and diplomatic acumen.
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"To Avoid Media Bias": Jeff Bezos As Washington Post Withholds Endorsement
Amazon.com Inc. founder Jeff Bezos, the owner of the Washington Post, said the newspaper's decision to stop endorsing presidential candidates addresses a "credibility gap" afflicting the media industry.
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In Search For Missing US Journalist Austin Tice, A Clue From 11 Years Ago
Austin Tice, who worked as a freelance reporter for the Washington Post and McClatchy, was one of the first US journalists to make it into Syria.
-
iOS 18.3 Beta Disables Apple Intelligence Notification Summaries Feature for Some Apps
Apple has reportedly rolled back its Apple Intelligence notification summaries feature after facing backlash over error-laden news summary generation. As per the report, the artificial intelligence (AI) tool poorly summarised a Washington Post news notification, garnering flak from users as well as news publications. Notably, this is not the first ...
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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.
-
Imran Khan's Ex-Wife Avantika Malik Opens Up About Their Divorce In A Cryptic Post: "It Broke, Unraveled Me"
Imran is now in a relationship with actress Lekha Washington
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"You Burn...": Israel's Post On Los Angeles Wildfires Draws Backlash Amid Gaza War
In a show of solidarity, the Israeli embassy in Washington voiced support for the residents, but their message has been met with significant backlash online.
-
Cartoonist Quits Washington Post Over Rejected Sketch Mocking Owner, Trump
An award-winning political cartoonist for The Washington Post has announced her resignation after a cartoon depicting the newspaper's billionaire owner groveling before Donald Trump was rejected.
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Centre Trashes US Report Linking India To Plot To Impeach Maldives President
India strongly trashed two reports published by the Washington Post -- one linking New Delhi to a failed plot to impeach Maldivian President Mohamed Muizzu and another on Indian agents allegedly attempting to eliminate terror elements in Pakistan.
-
US Treasury's Sanctions Office Hacked By Chinese Government: Report
Chinese government hackers breached the U.S. Treasury office that administers economic sanctions, the Washington Post reported on Wednesday, identifying targets of a cyberattack Treasury disclosed earlier this week.
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"Stinky Surprise": Uber Eats Driver In US Discovers Large Bag Of Marijuana In Burrito Delivery
Washington Township, Gloucester County police shared the details of the incident in a November 24, 2024, Instagram post, complete with emojis.
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US Taking Steps To Put Google Under Federal Supervision, Report Says
The US Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has taken steps to put Alphabet's Google under formal federal supervision, the Washington Post reported, potentially mounting yet another regulatory challenge for the Big Tech giant.
-
Opinion | Just Like Rome, The American Empire Is Crumbling From Within
Washington's influence, for instance, extends to every corner of the glob-ejust as Rome's once did across the Mediterranean and beyond. But beneath the surface, familiar cracks are beginning to show.
-
Russia, Ukraine Launch Biggest Drone Attacks Yet On Each Other
Russia and Ukraine both launched record drone attacks on each other overnight, despite a phone call reported by the Washington Post from US president-elect Donald Trump urging Russian President Vladimir Putin not to escalate the conflict.
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Donald Trump Dials Putin, Urges Him Not To Escalate War In Ukraine: Report
US President-elect Donald Trump has spoken to Russian President Vladimir Putin and urged him not to escalate the war in Ukraine, the Washington Post reported Sunday.
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Opinion | With Trump, Taliban Gets A Familiar Face In Washington
While Trump's gaze is not expected to land in this part of geography anytime soon-including on Bagram-his presidency will be a test for the Taliban's political and diplomatic acumen.
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"To Avoid Media Bias": Jeff Bezos As Washington Post Withholds Endorsement
Amazon.com Inc. founder Jeff Bezos, the owner of the Washington Post, said the newspaper's decision to stop endorsing presidential candidates addresses a "credibility gap" afflicting the media industry.
