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American Academic Tycoon Linked to Insurance CEO’s Murder Sparks Internet Backlash

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American Academic Tycoon Linked to Insurance CEO’s Murder Sparks Internet Backlash

Manhattan‌ Shooting: Insurance CEO’s Murder⁣ Shocks ​U.S.,Suspect arrested Table of Contents Manhattan‌ Shooting: Insurance CEO’s Murder⁣ Shocks ​U.S.,Suspect arrested Webster ⁣Dictionary Names ‌”Polarization” as 2024 ⁢Word of the Year Amid U.S. Election​ Tensions Exploring the Shocking​ Murder ⁤of‌ UnitedHealthcare CEO: A Conversation on Motives and implications The Crime and Its Immediate Impact The Suspect’s​ Background … Read more

Iran: The UN ambassador did not meet with Musk

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Iran: The UN ambassador did not meet with Musk

“Media production” only Iran strongly denies Musk’s meeting in New York November 16, 2024, 3:11 p.m Listen to the article This audio version was created voluntarily. More information | Send feedback On Thursday, US media reported a meeting between Trump adviser Musk and Iran’s UN ambassador in New York. A diplomatic detente was said to … Read more

Trump supporters offer money for petition signatures

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Trump supporters offer money for petition signatures

A pro-Trump campaign aims to mobilize more voters with a petition. It’s also about money. Offering someone money for a vote in an election is prohibited by law in the United States. But a group of Trump supporters founded by Tesla boss Elon Musk has found a way to still advertise with cash. This is … Read more

The New York Times publishes false news about Canal Red and Pablo Iglesias demands a rectification from its director

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The New York Times publishes false news about Canal Red and Pablo Iglesias demands a rectification from its director

On September 21, the prestigious North American newspaper The New York Times published a supposedly informative piece about the different ways that the Russian state media Russia Today has to spread its message despite its ban in the United States and the European Union. . As part of said article, signed by Neil MacFarquhar, the … Read more

Donald Trump: “NYT” photographer captures how narrowly the politician escaped demise

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Donald Trump: “NYT” photographer captures how narrowly the politician escaped demise

There are surprising photos of the try and assassinate Donald Trump. Some are by Doug Mills. The journalist “New York Occasions” describes the wonderful scenes, the primary impression of the previous president – and the concern of his personal demise. 2024-07-14 12:41:25 #Donald #Trump #NYT #photographer #captures #narrowly #politician #escaped #demise

Nyt, 1000 Russian troopers lifeless or wounded each day in Might – Newest information

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Nyt, 1000 Russian troopers lifeless or wounded each day in Might – Newest information

Might has been a very grim month for the Russian navy in Ukraine, with a median of greater than 1,000 troopers wounded or killed every day, based on US, British and different Western intelligence companies. The New York Instances writes this, citing US, British and different Western intelligence companies. However regardless of the losses, Moscow … Read more

The Truth Behind Putin’s Involvement in Ukraine: Analysts Debunk the Media Narrative

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There is no logic for Putin to involve himself in the pre-election drama, according to analysts After the White House became convinced that its solitaire in Ukraine was not working and that it had to get out of the Independent without losing face, an intense cannonade began in the global media channels. A decent “torpedo” … Read more

Former Employee Sues Robert De Niro’s Company for Gender Discrimination and Wins

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Former Employee Sues Robert De Niro’s Company for Gender Discrimination and Wins

“Stereotypically female” tasks: An ex-employee of the Hollywood actor sued for gender discrimination and won. Robert De Niro’s production company has to pay a fine. A New York court has convicted Oscar winner Robert De Niro’s production company of gender discrimination. A jury in New York found on Thursday that the 80-year-old’s agency was liable … Read more

Social Media Platform X Slowed Down News Media and Competitors’ Access, Says The Washington Post

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Social Media Platform X Slowed Down News Media and Competitors’ Access, Says The Washington Post

AFPX NOS Nieuws•vandaag, 03:28 The social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, slowed down users’ access to a number of news media and competitors. That reports The Washington Post after research. Users who clicked X on links to news stories from The New York Times, Reuters news agency and content from competitors Facebook, Instagram … Read more