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Apple is facing a class-action lawsuit from shareholders over alleged misrepresentations regarding the readiness of its AI-powered Siri upgrades. Shareholders claim the company misled investors during the June 2024 Worldwide Developers Conference about the AI capabilities of the iPhone 16, leading to a significant drop in market value.
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Apple is facing a class-action lawsuit from shareholders who claim the company misled investors about the readiness of its AI-powered Siri upgrades, leading to a $900 billion drop in market value. The lawsuit claims Apple overstated AI progress during its June 2024 Worldwide Developers Conference, misleading investors about the capabilities of its AI-driven Siri features…
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Sen. Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn., criticized Democrats for their continued criticism of ICE, arguing that such rhetoric undermines lawful immigration processes. The senator emphasized the Trump administration’s commitment to enforcing immigration policies.
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Florida Governor Ron DeSantis discussed the evacuation of American citizens from Israel amid conflict on Hannity, expressing a ‘sense of relief’ as they returned to the US. The governor emphasized the importance of ensuring the – the safety of U.S. nationals abroad during geopolitical tension.
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Fox News co-host Kayleigh McEnany is addressing the escalating tensions between the U.S. and Iran, following President Trump’s announcement of a two-week deadline for Iran to comply with nuclear restrictions. McEnany emphasized the urgency of the situation, warning that time is running out for Iran to negotiate a resolution.
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McEnany warns of escalating tensions as Trump sets a 2-week deadline for Iran. The administration’s approach is seen as prioritizing assertiveness in dealing with adversarial states.
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Emails obtained by WRAL reveal that Bill Belichick defended his relationship with Jordon Hudson, explaining the controversy over his CBS interview where Hudson’s presence was questioned. Belichick claims CBS secretly filmed Hudson without her knowledge, and he argues she was present to support his book launch, not to discuss their relationship.
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The U.S. is working to mediate rising tensions between Israel and Iran amid heightened security threats. Israeli officials have raised alarms over Iran’s nuclear program and its support for militant groups, urging the international community to take action.
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The news item highlights the complex and tense relationship between Israel, Iran, and the White House.
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Dr. Drew Pinsky has spoken about the growing phenomenon of people developing emotional attachments to AI chatbots, calling these relationships ‘pseudo-relationships.’ The discussion highlights the emotional and psychological aspects of these connections.
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Dr. Drew Pinsky criticized people forming ‘pseudo-relationships’ with AI chatbots, calling the behavior ‘sad, lonely, pathetic.’ He warned that such attachments may contribute to social isolation and negatively affect mental health.
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Federal Judge James Boasberg ordered Marco Rubio to preserve and refer Trump officials’ Signal messages to the DOJ, citing their potential violation of record-keeping duties under the Federal Records Act. The ruling followed a lawsuit by American Oversight, which accused the officials of neglecting their responsibilities by allowing messages to auto-delete.
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Political analysts Aaron Cohen and KT McFarland debate whether President Trump is actively seeking a resolution to the Iran conflict. The discussion highlights concerns over U.S. foreign policy strategies in the Middle, East.
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Mahmoud Khalil, a Columbia University graduate student and anti-Israel activist, was released from immigration detention in Louisiana following a federal judge’s order. The judge ruled it ‘highly, highly unusual’ to detain a legal U.S. resident who is not a flight risk or accused of violent offenses.
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Democratic anxieties over Kamala Harris and Joe Biden’s potential candidacy are intensifying as the 2024 election looms. Fox contributor Joe Concha’s remarks on ‘Jesse Watters Prim’time’ underscore the challenges these figures could pose for the party.
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Ron Washington, the manager of the Los Angeles Angels, has stepped away indefinitely due to health concerns. Angels general manager Perry Minasian emphasized the priority of health over the team’s success, stating Washington will not return until fully recovered.
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Israel is exploring various options to neutralize Iran’s Fordow nuclear site, including elite commandos and cyber operations. Former military chief Amos Yadlin highlights past successes that suggest Israel’s capability to execute such a mission independently.
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A former bank employee in North Carolina has sued Truist Bank, alleging the company violated the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) by placing a Chucky doll on her chair despite her known fear of dolls. Debra Jones claims the prank exacerbated her anxiety disorder, leading to a PTSD diagnosis. …
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Vice President JD Vance accused California Governor Gavin Newsom and Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass of creating an environment of hostility toward federal law enforcement, leading to the endangerment of officers’ lives. He argued that local leadership’s policies have made it dangerous for federal agents to perform their duties, prompting federal intervention.
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MLB suspended Padres and Dodgers managers after a bench-clearing incident sparked by Fernando Tatis Jr. being hit by a pitch for the third time this season. The conflict led to suspensions for both managers and a reliever, with concerns over Tatis’ potential injury.
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Next week is crucial to passage of the Big, Beautiful Bill in the Senate. The bill faces significant hurdles, including a crucial meeting with Senate Parliamentarian Elizabeth MacDonough to remove provisions that violate the Byrd Rule, which prohibits non-fiscal content.
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President Trump announced a peace treaty between Rwanda and Congo and Pakistan’s Nobel Peace Prize nomination, despite his claims of not receiving the prize. The United States awaits a potential ceasefire proposal from Russia following Trump’s recent phone call.
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The U.S. State Department has provided safety guidance to over 25,000 people in Israel, the West Bank, and Iran amid growing tensions between the countries. Officials have not disclosed the number of U.S. citizens among those affected, though the agency has formed a task force to assist Americans seeking to leave the region.
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Cleveland Browns rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders has drawn scrutiny after being caught speeding twice, with bodycam footage revealing the incident. The tickets, combined with his failure to appear for a prior arraignment, have raised questions about his character and readiness for the NFL, despite his high draft profile.
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In the shadow of war, civilians face an existence that is neither simple nor quiet. This article follows two personal narratives: one from Jerusalem, where life is shaped by Israeli control, and another from Tehran, where Iranian control defines daily survival. Through these perspectives, we uncover the profound human cost of war, the psychological toll…
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Volkswagen plans to introduce its autonomous ID. Buzz AD vehicle by 2026, aiming to challenge Tesla’s dominance in the robotaxi market. The move positions VW as a major player in the growing autonomous driving industry.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has affirmed that ‘all of Ukraine is ours,’ reigniting tensions in the ongoing conflict with Ukraine. The claim, coupled with suggestions of a potential military move on Sumy city, has drawn international condemnation.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin revived a controversial narrative, claiming that theoretically ‘all of Ukraine is ours.’ His comments about seizing Ukraine’s city of Sumy sparked immediate concerns.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has reiterated his claim that all of Ukraine is Russia’s, reigniting a divisive narrative. He also expressed intentions to seize the city of Sumy, raising concerns about the ongoing conflict.
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English director Danny Boyle admitted he wouldn’t direct ‘Slumdog Millionaire’ today due to cultural appropriation concerns. The film, which won eight Oscars including Best Picture, faced criticism for its portrayal of Indian culture from a Western perspective, leading to divided opinions among Indian critics.
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Tarek El Moussa may face legal trouble after being cited for battery in a Las Vegas brawl. Surveillance footage shows him allegedly shoving and striking a man during a heated exchange.
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The Senate GOP’s version of President Donald Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’ has faced setbacks as key provisions, including CFPB defunding and defense spending guardrails, failed the Byrd Rule test. These failures may require Republicans to remove the provisions to avoid a filibuster, highlighting the challenges in passing a major legislative package without Democratic support.
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BRICS countries are advancing large-scale collaborative projects in energy, aerospace, and AI, as highlighted by Russian President Vladimir Putin during the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum. Putin emphasized the bloc’s role in driving ‘human-centric industries’ and improving living standards through initiatives in nuclear energy, aviation, and new technologies.
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Rep. Darrell Issa has proposed a constitutional amendment to make it easier to remove a president deemed unfit, following concerns over the 25th Amendment’s effectiveness after allegations of Biden’s health cover-up. The amendment would involve Congress and the Supreme Court to ensure a fair and transparent process for determining presidential fitness.
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A federal appeals court has ruled that Louisiana’s law requiring the Ten Commandments to be displayed in all public-school classrooms and state-funded universities is unconstitutional, citing First Amendment violations. The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed a lower court’s finding that the law is ‘facially unconstitutional.’
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The U.S. Congress remains deeply divided over the extent of presidential authority to strike Iran, with the Senate attempting to move forward with a major legislative proposal. The debate highlights broader tensions between executive and legislative powers, as lawmakers weigh potential military action against diplomatic solutions.
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The Democratic National Committee has elected Shasti Conrad as its new vice chair, ending a lengthy election process and resolving tensions following David Hogg’s exit. Hogg’s controversial plan to challenge sitting Democrats sparked internal party disputes.
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President Donald Trump has outlined his two-week timeline for reaching a decision on Iran, according to a report by Fox News correspondent Lucas Tomlinson. The report comes as Trump faces mounting pressure to respond to Iran’s nuclear activities and regional influence.
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Columnist Salena Zito highlights Trump’s promise to address the long-term health impacts of the Ohio train derailment, as the administration initiates a study. The focus is on community concerns and potential policy actions.
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Miley Cyrus made headlines in Paris with a visually striking outfit featuring a see-through Jean Paul Gaultier gown with peacock feathers. She performed alongside Beyoncé during her ‘Cowboy Carter’ tour, showcasing the song ‘II Most Wanted.’
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The European Union is looking to channel billions of euros in profits from frozen Russian assets into “riskier investments” to boost funding for Ukraine, Politico has reported, citing sources. Officials view the move as a way to generate higher returns without directly tapping into the sovereign funds themselves, which would be in breach of international…
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Rep. Darrell Issa, a Republican congressman, has proposed amending the 32nd Amendment to the U.S. Constitution to address concerns over President Joe Biden’s fitness for office. The suggestion comes as the House of Representatives is investigating potential issues with the President’s cognitive and physical abilities, following allegations of a cover-up regarding his health decline.
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A Minnesota state senator and his wife survived an assassination attempt where they were shot a combined 17 times, moments before the suspect killed another lawmaker and her husband. The suspect, Vance Luther Boelter, was apprehended after a manhunt and faces multiple charges, including murder and stalking.
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Rep. Jasmine Crockett’s remarks on Trump supporters, Biden’s mental acuity, and Kamala Harris’ qualifications sparked debate. The comments were criticized as a misrepresentation of America’s political reality by ‘The Five’ panel.
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The Five co-hosts analyze Trump’s claim that he ‘saved’ Los Angeles by deploying military forces to contain riots, while Democrats escalate their anti-ICE rhetoric. The discussion underscores the ongoing political divide over immigration and law enforcement strategies.
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Dodgers pitcher Yoshinobu Yamamoto nearly completed an immaculate inning but missed out due to a controversial umpire call, sparking debate among fans and analysts. The incident occurred during a tense game against the San Diego Padres, which also featured heated benches-clearing moments and ejections.
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Nick Wright has compiled his ‘Most to Gain’ list for Game 7, with Shai Gilgeous-Alexander at the top. The list highlights players with the most to gain from the outcome of the decisive game.
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Nick Wright highlights Shai Gilgeous-Alexander as the key player to influence Game 7’s outcome, positioning him as the central figure in the decisive match.
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Comedian Trae Crowder, known as ‘Liberal Redneck,’ discusses Donald Trump’s success in winning over Southern voters and offers insights on how the Democratic Party can regain their support. The interview highlights the role of comedy in addressing political issues and potential strategies for the Democrats.
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Democratic senators accuse Trump of escalating the Iran-Israel conflict, while Republicans urge him to support Israel’s efforts to neutralize Iran’s nuclear capabilities. The White House considers renewed negotiations, but Iran rejects the zero-enrichment proposal.
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President Donald Trump has announced a two-week negotiating period with Iran to address its nuclear weapon development. The Five co-hosts are analyzing the potential impact of this diplomatic move on international relations and regional security.
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Former First Lady Michelle Obama shared her views on parenting during an interview on her IMO podcast, highlighting the distinct challenges of raising sons. She expressed relief that she never had to navigate the pressures of mothering a son like former President Barack Obama, emphasizing the need to prepare boys for the harsh realities of…
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President Trump has criticized Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard for her assessment on Iran’s nuclear capabilities. Trump claims his intelligence community accurately predicts Iran is close to acquiring a nuclear weapon.
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A violent knife attack occurred inside a Manhattan courthouse, resulting in injuries to court officers. One victim was transported to receive medical attention.
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Michelle Obama joked about the challenges of raising a son, comparing it to the experience of raising daughters. The former first lady made the comment during a discussion on parenthood, highlighting the different experiences of raising children of different genders.
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The White House has announced that President Trump is preparing to make a decision within the next two weeks on potential military action against Iran as tensions continue to rise with the increase in bombings. Senior officials have indicated that the administration is carefully considering the risks and consequences of any military response.
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Law enforcement agencies across the United States are urging citizens to be vigilant as a concerning trend of ‘jugging’ robberies has gained traction. This type of crime involves perpetrators who first surveil financial institutions and automated teller machines (ATMs), looking for individuals who are withdrawing substantial amounts of money.
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Barry Morphew has been indicted on first-degree murder charges for the death of his wife, Suzanne Morphew, who disappeared on Mother’s Day in 2020. Her remains were found in 2023 in Saguache County, Colorado, and prosecutors say the body showed signs of significant bleaching.
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Passengers at Newark International Airport face significant flight delays due to staffing shortages at the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). The FAA’s Traffic Management Program has been activated, causing delays of over an hour and a half for arriving flights. This follows recent issues at the airport, including a previous ground delay in May and ongoing…
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Legal expert Nicole Blank Becker warns that jurors in Diddy’s trial must set aside emotions and focus on the facts. The case has drawn significant public attention and legal scrutiny.