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US Military Kills Two in Pacific Strike on Alleged Drug Trafficking Boat

The US military killed two people in a strike on a boat in the eastern Pacific, part of a campaign targeting alleged drug trafficking vessels. Legal experts and civil rights groups challenge the legality and human rights implications of these operations.

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Rob Reiner’s Son Shares Heartbreak After Parents’ Death and Brother’s Arrest

Jake Reiner shares his heartbreak after his parents, Rob and Michele Reiner, were fatally stabbed and his brother was charged with their murders.

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OpenAI CEO Apologizes for Not Reporting Tumbler Ridge Shooter's ChatGPT Account

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman apologizes for not reporting the ChatGPT account of the Tumbler Ridge shooter to police. The company banned the account but did not alert authorities, citing safety thresholds. OpenAI faces lawsuits and investigations related to this and other shootings.

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US Rights Groups Advise Caution for World Cup Visitors Amid Immigration Concerns

Over 120 US rights groups urge World Cup visitors to exercise caution amid concerns over immigration policies and safety, criticising FIFA's close ties with President Trump.

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Families of 10 Scientists Address Impact of Conspiracy Theories on Their Losses

Families of 10 scientists who died or vanished amid sensitive US research cases confront rampant conspiracy theories, emphasizing factual explanations and grieving in the face of speculation.

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DoJ Ends Powell Probe Amid Warsh Fed Chair Nomination Controversy

The Justice Department ends its investigation into Fed Chair Jerome Powell amid controversy over Trump's nominee Kevin Warsh. Senator Warren criticizes the move, while Defense Secretary Hegseth discusses Iran conflict and U.S. alliances. Additional political and tech news included.

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US Justice Department Ends Probe into Fed Chair Jerome Powell

The US Justice Department has ended its probe into Fed Chair Jerome Powell over building renovation costs, shifting the inquiry to the Fed's inspector general amid political tensions and a pending nomination for Powell's successor.

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Judge Dismisses Smokey Robinson's Defamation Suit Against Accusers

A judge dismissed Smokey Robinson's defamation claim against four former housekeepers accusing him of sexual assault, citing insufficient evidence of actual malice. The countersuit proceeds on other claims amid ongoing investigations.

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White House Memo Alleges Large-Scale AI Technology Theft by Chinese Firms

The White House warns of large-scale AI technology theft by Chinese firms using 'distilling' tactics and plans closer cooperation with US AI companies to counteract these efforts.

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Mother and Autistic Son Leave Circus After Staff Misunderstand Behavior

Kendra Hazlett and her autistic son Albie left a circus show early after staff misunderstood his behaviour. The circus has since committed to reasonable adjustments and is working with the family to improve accessibility and staff training.

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US DOJ Inspector General to Probe Compliance in Epstein Files Release

The US Department of Justice's inspector general is investigating compliance with the Epstein Files Transparency Act amid criticism over file releases and withheld documents related to Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell.

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Senate GOP Advances $140B Plan to Fund Trump Immigration Crackdown Amid DHS Shutdown

Senate Republicans passed a $140B plan to fund ICE and CBP amid DHS shutdown, facing Democratic opposition after Minneapolis killings halted negotiations.

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