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Magnitude 7.3 earthquake quake strikes off Mexico coast
A magnitude 7.3 earthquake struck off the southern coast of Mexico on Friday, prompting a tsunami warning for parts of the Pacific coastline, though no fatalities or significant damage were reported in Mexico or Guatemala. The quake was also felt in El Salvador, where buildings shook and residents were evacuated, underlining the widespread reach of…
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Rubio’s call to combat global funders of far-left terrorism could put Singham in crosshairs
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has called for greater international cooperation to counter what he describes as a resurgent and increasingly dangerous global far-left terrorism movement. His remarks, framed as a warning about historic and ongoing violent extremism, come as reports note that any crackdown on funders of such networks could draw scrutiny to…
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Wall Street erupts as Trump family plots brazen cash grab off president’s market-moving posts
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Going to see ‘The Boss’ led to sack… Woman loses tribunal after leaving work early for Bruce Springsteen concert
An employee lost an unfair dismissal claim after leaving work early without permission to attend a Bruce Springsteen concert, with an employment tribunal siding with her employer’s decision to sack her. The case underscores the risks employees face when taking unauthorised time off work, even for one-off events, and confirms employers’ latitude to enforce attendance…
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Apple TV’s Best Sci-Fi Series Slammed With Devastating Season 2 Update
Apple TV’s programming head Matt Cherniss has confirmed that Pluribus, widely regarded as the platform’s standout sci-fi series, will not return for a second season within the next awards cycle. The delay matters because the show, created by Vince Gilligan, has drawn strong acclaim, and fans hoping for a swift follow-up will need to wait…
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Saudi Arabia’s EA Takeover Reportedly Set To Clear EU Hurdle
Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund-led acquisition of Electronic Arts was reportedly expected to receive EU approval under foreign-subsidy rules, removing a significant regulatory obstacle to the deal. The decision mattered because it would bring the proposed $55 billion takeover closer to completion and deepen Saudi Arabia’s investment in the global games industry. The investor group…
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Reds’ moneyline pick offers value against Rockies despite Brady Singer’s road ERA
An OutKick sports betting column recommends backing the Cincinnati Reds’ moneyline against the Colorado Rockies, arguing there is value in the bet even though Reds starter Brady Singer has struggled with his road ERA this season. The piece frames its pick within a broader philosophy of baseball betting, noting that teams typically win and lose…
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John Swinney to push for another ‘divisive’ vote to split the UK when he meets Andy Burnham
Scotland’s First Minister John Swinney is set to press for a fresh referendum on Scottish independence when he holds talks with Andy Burnham, who has recently taken over as Labour leader and Prime Minister. The renewed push for a vote to separate Scotland from the rest of the UK is likely to prove contentious, reopening…
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Moment knife-wielding Afghan migrant is Tasered by police on the street after stabbing dog walker to death
Police in the UK used a Taser to subdue a knife-wielding man, reported to be an Afghan migrant, on a street after he had fatally stabbed a person walking a dog. The incident, captured on video showing the moment officers deployed the Taser to disarm and restrain the suspect, has drawn attention amid ongoing public…