Trump administration will provide $30 million to Israeli-backed group distributing food in Gaza
The Trump administration is providing $30 million to an Israeli-backed group distributing food in Gaza, a U.S. official said Tuesday
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Daniel Park, alleged accomplice in Palm Springs fertility clinic bombing, dies in federal custody
Daneil Park, the Washington man who was charged with providing large amounts of chemicals used in a car bomb outside
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Federal judge rules copyrighted books are fair use for AI training
A federal judge has sided with Anthropic in a major copyright ruling, declaring that artificial intelligence developers can train on
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Hundreds of international doctors due to start medical residencies are in visa limbo
A week before they are due to start work at U.S. hospitals, hundreds of doctors from abroad are still waiting
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UK man arrested over Disneyland ‘wedding’ with 9-year-old Ukrainian girl
Representative image (X@franceinfo) French prosecutors on Tuesday charged a British man with crimes including money laundering and identity theft, following
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Whistleblower says top DOJ official suggested ignoring court orders on deportations
A top official at the Justice Department told subordinates they would need to consider ignoring court orders the day before
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4 could be charged with hate crimes for destroying LGBTQ pride flags, Atlanta police say
ATLANTA — Atlanta police said Tuesday that three men and a juvenile could face hate crimes charges after they pulled
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‘I can’t afford to pay’: Dwyane Wade’s wife opens up about financial pressures
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Rajasthan horror: French tourist raped in Udaipur apartment; suspect on the run
Image created using an AI: TOI/TIL Denny UDAIPUR: A 30-year-old French tourist visiting Udaipur was allegedly raped by a man
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Back-to-school spending persists despite economic pressure, consumer survey says
Families are not holding back on back-to-school spending this year, despite growing economic pressure, according to a new PwC consumer