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End Of Advertising Industry? Zuckerberg's Radical Plan Of Meta AI Taking Over Revealed
Meta will be able to produce media for the client's product, write copy about those products, and publish them as ads to the public, all using AI.
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"What They Deserve": Trump To Strip Harvard Of Its Tax Exempt Status
"We are going to be taking away Harvards Tax Exempt Status. Its what they deserve!" Trump said in a post on his social media platform.
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Trump Official Mike Waltz, Who Owned Up To 'Signalgate', To Quit: Report
US National Security Advisor Mike Waltz, who is embroiled in a huge controversy over sending details of airstrike plans in the messaging app Signal, will step down from his post, US media reported today.
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Iran Says 4th Round Of Indirect Talks With US Set For Rome
Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi has said that the fourth round of the Omani-mediated indirect nuclear talks between Iran and the US will be held in Rome on Saturday, media reported.
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Canada Election Results Highlights: After Liberals' Victory, Mark Carney Says Old Relationship With US 'Is Over'
Canada Election Results Highlights: Prime Minister Mark Carney-led Liberal party won Canada's election on Monday, according to local media projections.
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FBI Chief Kash Patel's 'Judge Arrested In Migrant Case' Post Vanishes From X
FBI chief Kash Patel finds himself in a spot after hastily posting about a judge's arrest on his social media handle on X. The case in question was about an undocumented migrant who was allegedly evading federal agents who were pursuing him.
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NYT Slammed By US Government Panel Over Its Reportage Of Kashmir Terror Attack
The New York Times has been pulled up by a US House Committee for its reportage of the terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam, in which 26 people including a foreign national were shot dead after being asked to prove their allegiance to Islam.
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Meta’s Oversight Board Rebukes Company Over Policy Overhaul
Meta Platforms’ Oversight Board on Wednesday sharply rebuked the Facebook and Instagram owner over a policy overhaul in January that cut fact-checking. The board, which operates independently but is funded by Meta, urged the world's biggest social media company to assess “potential adverse effects” of the changes, put in place just before US ...
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Trump Stepped Up Media Assault, Empowered Conservative Podcasters In 100 Days
The president has stepped up his long-established hostility towards TV news channels like CNN and newspapers such as The New York Times.
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White House Looking To Replace Pentagon Chief After Chat Leak Row: Report
The White House has started a process to look for a new Pentagon chief, a US broadcaster said, following media reports that Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth shared sensitive military information in a group chat that included his wife and brother.
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"Scared To Be Out": How Foreign Students Navigate US Visa Revocation Anxiety
Foreign students living in the US constantly see agents in plain clothes out of the blue and taking students to detention centres, on social media and that is causing a lot of anxiety for them.
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Applying For A US Visa? Why A Visit To Gaza After 2007 Could Mean Trouble
Rubio previously reported that his office had revoked over 300 visas since the beginning of the year, including those of student visa holders who have expressed criticism towards Israel's actions in Gaza.
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Team Trump Orders Gaza-Linked Social Media Vetting For Visa Applicants
The move comes as President Donald Trump's administration has revoked hundreds of visas across the country.
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What Elon Musk Said On Reports Of SpaceX Building US Golden Dome Missile Shield
A media report claimed that Elon Musk's SpaceX was a frontrunner for a major role in developing the Golden Dome missile defence shield in the US.
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Donald Trump Now Wants To Deport US Citizens And Jail Them In Foreign Prisons
The idea of outsourcing US prison operations to El Salvador is not new. In February, Bukele posted on social media about his country's offer to take in convicted US citizens, including those with violent offenses, in exchange for a fee.
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End Of Advertising Industry? Zuckerberg's Radical Plan Of Meta AI Taking Over Revealed
Meta will be able to produce media for the client's product, write copy about those products, and publish them as ads to the public, all using AI.
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"What They Deserve": Trump To Strip Harvard Of Its Tax Exempt Status
"We are going to be taking away Harvards Tax Exempt Status. Its what they deserve!" Trump said in a post on his social media platform.
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Trump Official Mike Waltz, Who Owned Up To 'Signalgate', To Quit: Report
US National Security Advisor Mike Waltz, who is embroiled in a huge controversy over sending details of airstrike plans in the messaging app Signal, will step down from his post, US media reported today.
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Iran Says 4th Round Of Indirect Talks With US Set For Rome
Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi has said that the fourth round of the Omani-mediated indirect nuclear talks between Iran and the US will be held in Rome on Saturday, media reported.
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Canada Election Results Highlights: After Liberals' Victory, Mark Carney Says Old Relationship With US 'Is Over'
Canada Election Results Highlights: Prime Minister Mark Carney-led Liberal party won Canada's election on Monday, according to local media projections.
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FBI Chief Kash Patel's 'Judge Arrested In Migrant Case' Post Vanishes From X
FBI chief Kash Patel finds himself in a spot after hastily posting about a judge's arrest on his social media handle on X. The case in question was about an undocumented migrant who was allegedly evading federal agents who were pursuing him.
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NYT Slammed By US Government Panel Over Its Reportage Of Kashmir Terror Attack
The New York Times has been pulled up by a US House Committee for its reportage of the terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam, in which 26 people including a foreign national were shot dead after being asked to prove their allegiance to Islam.
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Meta’s Oversight Board Rebukes Company Over Policy Overhaul
Meta Platforms’ Oversight Board on Wednesday sharply rebuked the Facebook and Instagram owner over a policy overhaul in January that cut fact-checking. The board, which operates independently but is funded by Meta, urged the world's biggest social media company to assess “potential adverse effects” of the changes, put in place just before US ...
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Trump Stepped Up Media Assault, Empowered Conservative Podcasters In 100 Days
The president has stepped up his long-established hostility towards TV news channels like CNN and newspapers such as The New York Times.
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White House Looking To Replace Pentagon Chief After Chat Leak Row: Report
The White House has started a process to look for a new Pentagon chief, a US broadcaster said, following media reports that Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth shared sensitive military information in a group chat that included his wife and brother.
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"Scared To Be Out": How Foreign Students Navigate US Visa Revocation Anxiety
Foreign students living in the US constantly see agents in plain clothes out of the blue and taking students to detention centres, on social media and that is causing a lot of anxiety for them.
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Applying For A US Visa? Why A Visit To Gaza After 2007 Could Mean Trouble
Rubio previously reported that his office had revoked over 300 visas since the beginning of the year, including those of student visa holders who have expressed criticism towards Israel's actions in Gaza.
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Team Trump Orders Gaza-Linked Social Media Vetting For Visa Applicants
The move comes as President Donald Trump's administration has revoked hundreds of visas across the country.
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What Elon Musk Said On Reports Of SpaceX Building US Golden Dome Missile Shield
A media report claimed that Elon Musk's SpaceX was a frontrunner for a major role in developing the Golden Dome missile defence shield in the US.
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Donald Trump Now Wants To Deport US Citizens And Jail Them In Foreign Prisons
The idea of outsourcing US prison operations to El Salvador is not new. In February, Bukele posted on social media about his country's offer to take in convicted US citizens, including those with violent offenses, in exchange for a fee.
