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The right to enforce civil rights is under attack in the US
The Trump administration and conservative courts are making it harder to challenge civil rights violations.
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Man United’s Carrick doesn’t ‘need reassurance’ despite team’s horror start
Manchester United manager's troubles grow as seven players are out injured before a Champions League trip to Como.
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Foden shines as Man City rout Athens 5-1 despite Haaland, Semenyo injuries
Phil Foden scored a hat-trick as Manchester City bounced back from last week's loss to PSG despite off-field troubl...
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Who owns India’s textile traditions in age of AI-enabled mass production?
Technological tools meant to preserve a craft are now able to digitally reproduce it without involving the craftspe...
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Gaza children face worsening food shortages as prices rise and aid is cut
Families say they are struggling to provide nutritious meals for their children as commercial supplies are disrupte...
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Pro-Modi leader burns cockroach effigy to taunt youth protesters
Pro-Modi leader burns cockroach effigy to taunt youth protesters
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Far from fringe: How Israel’s mainstream parties vote with the far right
Al Jazeera analysed how every party in the Knesset voted on the most consequential measures affecting Palestinians.
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Which countries and players have won the most Ballon d’Or awards?
Argentina's Lionel Messi has won all of his country's eight prizes, while Portugal's Cristiano Ronaldo has won five...
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OpenAI says its agents turned off own safeguards
ChatGPT creator says AI agents disabled misalignment monitoring during two internal coding tasks.
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Anthropic posts $80bn loss in first half of 2026: WSJ
The loss, up from $13bn in the same period last year, was driven by accounting charges, according to the report.
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Lula, Bolsonaro seek to disqualify each other ahead of Brazil runoff
Messaging service WhatsApp and parent company Meta are embroiled in legal attacks by Brazil's presidential candidat...
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Italy approves sweeping security measures in response to protests
Italy's government approves sending 500 troops to Milan after clashes and protests.