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Cambridge Professor Resigns After Plagiarism Investigation; Police Admit Wrongly Questioning Journalist
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Singapore touring and concert firm Triangle raises $15M, as former Live Nation APAC President Roger Field joins leadership team
Singapore-based live entertainment company Triangle has raised USD $15 million and brought on former Live Nation Asia Pacific President Roger Field as Executive Director and Operating Partner, strengthening its push to become a leading end-to-end touring and festival platform across the region. The move signals growing investor confidence in Asia’s live music sector, which is…
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Iran’s deepest weakness is getting exposed through America’s maximum pressure campaign
The United States has intensified its “maximum pressure” campaign against Iran, using economic sanctions to squeeze the regime’s revenue and expose vulnerabilities within the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). The article, an opinion piece from Fox News, argues that President Donald Trump’s approach offers a genuine opportunity to weaken Iran’s pursuit of regional dominance and…
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Trump’s endorsement collides with $1.3M effort to oust House ally
President Donald Trump’s political influence faces a test in Tennessee, where his endorsed candidate, Republican Rep. Andy Ogles, is fighting to fend off a primary challenge from Charlie Hatcher, a former state agriculture commissioner. The race has drawn national attention because it pits Trump’s endorsement against a rival campaign to remove Ogles from Congress, highlighting…
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POLL OF THE DAY: Has criticism of Professor Jason Arday been ‘racially motivated’, as he claims?
This “Poll of the Day” article invites readers to weigh in on whether criticism directed at Professor Jason Arday, a Cambridge academic, has been racially motivated, as he has claimed. The question follows a wider row over Arday, who faced a university investigation into alleged plagiarism and has since quit his post, with related coverage…
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Socialist frontrunner’s tradition-trashing holiday rants come back to bite her: ‘Worst of humanity comes out’
Wisconsin state representative Francesca Hong, a frontrunner in the state’s Democratic gubernatorial primary and a dues-paying member of the Democratic Socialists of America, is facing criticism after old social media posts resurfaced showing her disparaging popular American holidays. The posts have become a flashpoint in her campaign, drawing attacks from conservative commentators and highlighting the…
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This winter, Putin will feed even more of Russia’s youth into the meat grinder
Russian President Vladimir Putin is a cornered man. Ukraine, especially through its deep-strike drones and ballistic missiles, is bringing Putin’s special military operation home to the city confines of Moscow and Saint Petersburg. As of this writing, 15 distribution hubs of Wildberries — Russia’s equivalent of Amazon, which is frequently used to supply troops with equipment the…
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Ex neo-Nazi Tory adviser in fresh row over Home Office training claims
An adviser to the Conservative Party on tackling radicalisation, Joshua Bonehill-Paine, is facing renewed controversy after the Home Office disputed his claims to hold official government certification for counter-extremism training. The row follows his withdrawal as a Tory council election candidate this week amid backlash over his past convictions, and raises fresh questions about Conservative…
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FDA approves first mRNA flu vaccine
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) late Wednesday approved the nation’s first mRNA flu vaccine, manufactured by drugmaker Moderna. The agency approved the shot for two separate age groups; people age 50 to 64, and for 65 years and older. Moderna said it will conduct a postmarket clinical trial to confirm the effectiveness in the…