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Crime & Justice

TikTok and its parent company ByteDance have agreed to a $400 million settlement in the United States to resolve allegations of violating children's privacy laws. This is one of the largest settlements of its kind in the U.S.

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General

Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel denounces U.S. sanctions as a 'genocidal policy' and an attempt to 'appropriate' Cuba. He accuses the U.S. of pursuing control and employing Nazi-like practices against the island nation. Díaz-Canel also congratulated the UN human rights chief on his mandate renewal.

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Why is Cuba a Threat to the US?

As Cuba prepares to mark the 100th birthday of its iconic leader Fidel Castro with commemorative events, the United States has once again signaled that military action against the island remains a pot…

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Indonesia Fights Drought

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Environment & Climate

Indonesia deploys water pumps and tanks to combat drought and forest fires in West Kalimantan. The Ministry of Public Works is taking action to address the severe dry conditions impacting the region.

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Actor Career Aspirations

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Culture & Society

French actor Patrick Bruel initially dreamed of a Hollywood career before finding musical fame, while Korean actor Huh Nam-jun expresses a desire to start a family within 10 years. In Nigeria, veteran actor Abdul Salam Taofeek revealed the pain of discovering two of his five children were not his.

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Culture & Society

Former presidential aide Chao Chien-ming is reportedly out of public view amid marital rumors, with his clinic attracting media attention. His ex-wife, Chen Hsing-yu, announced their divorce and publicly criticized his clinic, sparking further public interest.

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Elections & Politics

Aisha Wahab, a Democratic state senator from California, has won a special election to become the first Afghan American elected to the U.S. Congress. Her victory in California's 14th Congressional District marks a historic milestone for the Afghan American community. Wahab's win also signifies a shift, as she defeated a candidate backed by the pro-Israel lobby.

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Chen Hsing-yu Divorce

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Culture & Society

Taiwanese dentist Chen Hsing-yu, daughter of former President Chen Shui-bian, is receiving public support following her divorce. Her husband, Chao Chien-ming, is reportedly avoiding media attention amid their marital crisis, while patients defend his practice.

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Venezuela Earthquake Aid

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Disasters & Emergencies

International teams, including Israel, Japan, and the UK, are providing humanitarian assistance to Venezuela following devastating earthquakes. The UK has pledged an additional 2 million pounds, while Japan sent a 42-member medical team. The U.S. has called its response the largest humanitarian operation of the century.

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Sports

Brazilian football legend Ronaldinho, 46, has reportedly signed with Italian Serie C club Ravenna. While some reports suggest he will play in an exhibition match or focus on marketing, the move has generated global attention and speculation about his competitive future.

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Technology

Taiwan's Legislative Speaker Han Kuo-yu publicly criticized KMT caucus whip Fu Kun-chi for repeated absences during crucial budget negotiations. Han demanded Fu's resignation, citing his failure to participate in cross-party talks. The situation highlights internal party tensions within Taiwan's legislature.

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Peru Earthquake

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Disasters & Emergencies

A magnitude 7.2 earthquake struck Peru's southern Ayacucho region on Thursday. The tremor injured at least two people and damaged homes. Its epicenter was located 35 kilometers north of Coracora, and its effects were felt across several regions, including Lima.

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NY Capitol Bomb Plot

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Conflict & Security

The FBI has arrested Jessica Bowie, an Albany woman, for allegedly plotting an ISIS-inspired bomb attack on the New York State Capitol. Authorities claim Bowie planned for over 100 casualties. The charges include terrorism offenses, with the plot being foiled before it could be executed.

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Vasco da Gama defeats Olimpia 4-1 to advance to the Copa Sudamericana quarterfinals. Olimpia's coach acknowledged tactical and emotional errors in the match. Santos also secured their spot in the quarterfinals, while Botafogo faces a difficult challenge.

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Conflict & Security

US Vice President JD Vance asserts that economic pressure is Washington's most effective tool against Iran, marking a new phase of conflict. This strategy aims to influence Iran's decisions and potentially destabilize its administration, with the US reportedly lobbying countries to cut economic ties.

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Nigeria Boat Accident

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Disasters & Emergencies

A boat accident in Nigeria's Sokoto State has claimed the lives of at least 51 people, with reports indicating many children were among the victims. The overloaded vessel was carrying dozens of passengers when it capsized in the Gorau community. Authorities are investigating the incident, and local officials have expressed grief and demanded action.

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Iran Sanctions Tensions

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Elections & Politics

Iran claims an advantage amid U.S. economic sanctions, with its president calling for an end to the "war" with the U.S. Iran has vowed a "devastating" response to new U.S. economic threats and is bolstering regional trade ties with Oman. Meanwhile, the U.S. strategy has shifted to economic warfare, with officials suggesting this lessens the chance of military conflict.

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Energy & Infrastructure

Singaporean police are investigating a daycare center in Bengaluru, India, after videos surfaced showing toddlers allegedly being abused. Separately, the world's largest domain seller fears India's crackdown on fake websites could harm the internet, while India has issued notices to Telegram and Signal over username feature concerns.

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Sports

Brazilian football legend Ronaldinho, 46, is coming out of retirement to play for Italian third-division club Ravenna FC. He aims to score his 300th career goal.

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Disasters & Emergencies

Nigeria's National Drug Law Enforcement Agency in Anambra State arrested 559 drug suspects and secured 128 convictions in the past 11 months, also rehabilitating 102 users. Separately, police in Anambra State killed four suspected members of a secessionist armed gang. The Anambra State House of Assembly summoned officials to discuss flood management.

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Prince Harry Palace Stay

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Culture & Society

Prince Harry will not stay at Buckingham Palace during his upcoming UK visit after missing an invitation deadline, according to reports from Canada and Australia. This follows an "awkward stand-off" with King Charles III over accommodation, as noted by Australian sources. Meanwhile, speculation about Meghan and the children joining him on the trip continues amid security concerns, as reported by Saudi Arabian outlets.

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Global Debt Concerns

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Economy & Trade

Sole proprietorships in Poland face increasing debt and payment challenges, while foreign investment in Mexican federal debt rises. Elsewhere, a Nepali man incurred significant debt seeking the American dream, and a man in Venezuela is accused of murder over a debt.

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KT Wiz Baseball Success

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Sports

South Korean baseball team KT Wiz has extended its winning streak to six games, solidifying its first-place position in the KBO League. Slugger Kim Hyun-soo recently achieved a career milestone of 4,000 total bases. A key player acquired through a trade has become instrumental to the team's recent success.

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Economy & Trade

Twin brothers in Dublin have been jailed for six years for manslaughter. Meanwhile, up to 2,000 people marched in Dublin against racism amid rising rhetoric. In sports, Dublin's GAA team will host Donegal, and the GAA president apologized to Dublin manager Brennan over suspension comments.

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Energy & Infrastructure

Nigeria's Federal Airports Authority (FAAN) has issued conflicting statements regarding a ban on Uber and Bolt at Lagos and Abuja airports. Initially, FAAN announced a temporary ban, citing taxi regulation talks and safety concerns. However, subsequent clarifications stated that ride-hailing services are not banned nationwide, pending the finalization of license agreements.

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