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China’s Auto Regulator Issues New Rules to Stop Race-to-the-Bottom Pricing
China‘s top market watchdog has issued new rules aimed at stopping a damaging price war among automakers, after passenger car sales plunged nearly 20% in January from a year earlier…
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From Seoul to Tirana: When Prosecutors Become Political Actors: Pre-Trial Detention and The Erosion of Electoral Choice
Days before Donald Trump returned to office in January 2025, Jack Smith released a final report asserting that a conviction would have been certain if not for the 2024 election…
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Tech giant Apple to open its 6th store in India on Feb 26
Tech giant Apple to open its 6th store in India on Feb 26IANS US tech giant Apple on Friday unveiled the barricade for Apple Borivali, its sixth store in India…
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WhiteBIT: A Different Crypto Growth Story
In recent years, the global cryptocurrency industry has been shaped as much by volatility and controversy as by innovation. Against this backdrop, a handful of companies have followed markedly different…
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Republican Rep. Criticizes Mexico’s Delivery Of Aid To Cuba: ‘Nothing Sent Directly To The Regime Will Be Seen By Average Cubans’
Republican Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar criticized Mexico‘s delivery of aid to Cuba, saying “nothing sent directly to the regime will be seen by average Cubans.” “It all ends up in…
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Class Action Claims Hundreds Of People, Including U.S. Citizens, Were Zip-Tied at Gunpoint in October Idaho Raid
The American Civil Liberties Union has filed a class-action lawsuit alleging that about 400 people, including U.S. citizens and children, were detained for hours and subjected to force during an…
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Trump Administration Sending Unaccompanied Pregnant Teen Migrants to Shelter Without Proper Care: Report
An old building in the border city of San Benito, Texas, is drawing scrutiny from immigration and human rights advocates after reports indicated that the structure, which once operated as…
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Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff Under Fire After Joking About ICE Monitoring Employees
Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff is facing criticism from employees after joking during a company event that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents were present and…
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Cardi B Takes Immigration Fight Onstage with a Warning as Her New Tour Kicks Off in California
Rapper Cardi B launched her Little Miss Drama Tour last night in California, but in true Cardi fashion, she didn’t do just that. The Latina artist turned her return to…
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Marine Declared Dead After Falling Overboard During Navy Operation In The Caribbean Sea
A U.S. Marine was declared dead three days after falling overboard into the Caribbean Sea during an operation aboard the USS Iwo Jima, according to a new report. Concretely, Lance…
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New Evidence in Chicago Border Patrol Shooting Shows Contradiction With Agents’ Claims
Back in October of last year, Marimar Martinez, a Chicago woman, was shot by federal agents, who claimed she rammed a vehicle driven by Border Patrol officers who were conducting…
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Trump Rejects Reporting That Florida Oil Tycoon is Playing Role In Post-Maduro Venezuela: ‘He Has No Authority’
President Donald Trump rejected reporting claiming that Harry Sargeant III is playing a key role in U.S.-Venezuela relations after the capture of authoritarian President Nicolas Maduro in January. Trump said…
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Top U.S. Official Says U.S. Has ‘Enormous Leverage Over The Interim Authorities In Venezuela’ With Control Of The Oil Industry
U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright said the U.S. has “enormous leverage over the interim authorities in Venezuela” as a result of Washington’s control of Caracas‘ oil industry. Speaking to NBC…
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Venezuela’s Interim President Tells U.S. Journalist That Maduro And His Wife ‘Are Both Innocent’
Venezuela’s interim leader Delcy Rodriguez Venezuela’s interim President Delcy Rodriguez said former authoritarian leader Nicolas Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, are innocent and their imprisonment in the U.S. is…
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Mexico Delivers Aid To Cuba But Refrains From Sending Oil Due To U.S. Blockade
Two Mexican Navy ships docked in Cuba on Thursday to deliver humanitarian aid to the beleaguered Caribbean island, but refrained from sending oil due to the ongoing U.S. blockade. The…
