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Trump’s National Killer Police Force

Federal immigration agents shot and killed two people in Maine and Texas. Another person died in ICE custody. This happened recently.

Jul 24, 10:00upd. 5d
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Satellite Images Reveal How Suspected Scam Compounds Appear Out of Nowhere

Satellite images show that many suspected scam compounds have appeared in Myanmar. This happened in the Myawaddy region near the border with Thailand. The compounds were built or expanded in the past six months.

Jul 24, 10:00upd. 5d
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Some Kids Will Never Think AI Is Cool

Some teenagers are not impressed with AI. They think AI content like music and videos is not cool. They also worry about fake information and videos.

Jul 24, 10:00upd. 5d
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Silicon Valley Is Completely Divided Over Chinese AI

Silicon Valley is arguing about Chinese-made AI tools. These tools can be very good, even better than some US models. This is causing problems for AI companies in the Valley.

Jul 24, 15:00upd. 5d
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US lifts some Hong Kong sanctions imposed by Trump, autonomy status unchanged

The US government is taking back some penalties against Hong Kong. These penalties were set up when Donald Trump was president. Because of this change, things like trade rules become easier between the two places. However, Hong Kong's special status stays unchanged.

Jul 17, 23:12upd. 13d
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Is AI now the main driver of China’s growth?

China's artificial intelligence (AI) industry is driving its economy. In the second quarter, AI was responsible for more than 50% of the country's growth rate compared to last quarter. The whole Chinese economy grew by 4.3% this year. This number is slower than expected, but it shows strong activity in tech areas.

Jul 17, 23:34upd. 13d
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The Abortion Pill Has Never Abused Women. Men Do

Todd Blanche is being confirmed as US Attorney General. Anti-abortion activists want him to make it harder for women to get abortion pills by mail. They are worried about men giving abortion pills to pregnant women without their knowledge.

Jul 16, 15:00upd. 15d
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Will Ferrell’s New Netflix Show Is Not Good

Will Ferrell has a new show on Netflix called The Hawk. It's a comedy about golf. People did not like it.

Jul 16, 15:00upd. 15d
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IGO Q4 FY26 slides: lithium rebound drives cash to $387M

IGO is a company that mines lithium. In the last quarter of 2026, the price of lithium went up. This made IGO's cash increase to $387 million.

Jul 28, 02:24upd. 4d
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Four Corners Property Trust buys Michigan grocery property

Four Corners Property Trust bought a grocery property in Michigan. This is a real estate deal. The property is in Michigan, a state in the US.

Jul 27, 22:21upd. 4d
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European Researchers Say Big Tech Is Blocking Access to Their Data

European researchers are saying that large technology companies are hiding or blocking their data. In Romania, this was seen during a presidential election. TikTok posts about one politician suddenly became very popular. These posts helped him win the first round of voting. This shows how much tech controls news.

Jul 24, 08:49upd. 5d
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US judge says Trump administration cannot revoke grants that conflict with its priorities

A judge in the United States made a big ruling. The ruling says the Trump administration has limits on its power. Specifically, the administration cannot cancel grants easily. These grants are money given by the government to groups or people. They must keep them even if they don't fit new priorities.

Jul 17, 22:18upd. 13d
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Did Trump fire someone trying to stop IRS abuses?

Donald Trump fired an official named Ken Kies. Kies worked on tax policy for the government. He was also acting as the top lawyer for the IRS. This happened because he tried to stop bad actions by Trump's group.

Jul 17, 22:25upd. 13d
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There’s a Real Danger that <em>Trump v. Barbara</em> Becomes the New <em>Roe v. Wade</em>

The US Department of Justice told federal prosecutors to focus on investigating people who travel to the US to give birth. This happened after the Supreme Court made a decision about whether babies born in the US are automatically citizens. The government wants to stop this practice, called birth tourism.

Jul 16, 14:00upd. 15d
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Breaking Down the Emotional Ending of Ransom Canyon Season 2

Ransom Canyon is a TV show on Netflix. It is a cozy drama with romance and drama. The second season ends with the relationship between Staten Kirkland and Quinn getting better.

Jul 23, 20:15upd. 5d
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The nine mistakes that could sink your season

Fantasy football players are warned about nine mistakes that can ruin their season. These mistakes can make it hard to win. Players should be careful not to make them.

Jul 26, 14:17upd. 5d
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USC in, Georgia out? We simulated the 2026 season ...

A computer simulation of the 2026 college football season was done. USC did well in the simulation. Georgia did not do well.

Jul 26, 14:13upd. 5d
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The EU Fines Google $1 Billion for Prioritizing Its Own Services in Search

The European Union (EU) fined Google $1 billion. Google prioritized its own services in search results. This is against EU rules. Google must change its search rankings and allow app developers to communicate with users outside the Play Store.

Jul 23, 16:51upd. 5d
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