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OpenAI and Microsoft Face Lawsuit Over Unauthorized AI Data Use
Major newspapers have filed a lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft, alleging unauthorized use of their content for AI training purposes.
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Shaw’s Second-Half Brace Secures Victory for Manchester City
Luke Shaw scored twice in the second half to lead Manchester City to a crucial win, highlighting his impact in the match.
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Barcelona Dominates Valencia with 5-0 Victory in La Liga Clash
Lamine Yamal scored twice and Fermin Lopez impressed as Barcelona secured a commanding 5-0 win over struggling Valencia in La Liga.
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POLITICS
US Energy Secretary Signals Possible End to Iran Nuclear Deal Talks
US Energy Secretary Chris Wright indicates that prospects for a nuclear agreement with Iran may be fading, reflecting growing tensions.
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WORLD
Palestinian Farmers Resist Settler Attacks to Protect Hebron Agriculture
In Hebron, Palestinian farmers face settler violence, livestock theft, and military constraints while striving to safeguard their crops and livelihoods.
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Maitland-Niles Shines as Everton Salvage Draw Against Manchester United
Everton secured a dramatic 2-2 draw with Manchester United, with Maitland-Niles playing a key role as goals from Mbeumo and Sesko were…
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German Far-Right AfD Projected to Win 44.5% in Eastern State Election
Germany's far-right AfD is set for a major victory in an eastern state election, securing 44.5% of votes, far surpassing CDU's 18.5%.
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Pakistan Sends Humanitarian Aid to Support Nepal Amid Crisis
Pakistan has dispatched humanitarian aid to Nepal, reinforcing regional solidarity and disaster relief efforts in the wake of recent challenges.
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BUSINESS
Brazilian Court Halts Licenses for Sigma Lithium Mining Project
A Brazilian court has suspended all operational licenses for the Sigma Lithium mine, impacting the country's lithium production and global supply chains.
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Drought in Indonesia Causes Massive Fish Deaths in Silugonggo River
Severe drought in Central Java's Silugonggo River leads to millions of fish dying, highlighting environmental and economic challenges.
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