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US Refuses to Comment Bombs Dropped in Rafah are American-Made

US Refuses to Comment Bombs Dropped in Rafah are American-Made

Top US officials have refused to comment whether American-made munitions were used at an Israeli airstrike that left 45 people dead and 200 more injured.


North Korea's Rare Critique of China Signals Discord Over Nuclear Weapons

North Korea's criticism of China's involvement in discussions on the Korean Peninsula's denuclearization highlights a divergence in views between the two countries.

McDonald’s Says $18 Big Mac Meal was ‘Exception’ After Social Media Buzz Exaggerates Price Increase

McDonald’s denied the allegations suggesting that its Big Mac meal has doubled since 2019, stressing that last summer’s $18 Big Mac meal in a Connecticut store was an ‘exception’ compared to the average Big Mac price of $5.29 in 2024.

Starbucks Faces Customer Backlash Over Longer Wait Times Due to Staffing Cuts

Starbucks baristas are struggling to keep up with rapid drink orders due to reduced staffing levels, which employees attribute to an algorithmic management system that fails to account.


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Meta to Remove Posts Targeting Jews as 'Zionists' Amid Policy Update
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Anglo American's rejection of BHP Group's bid to extend discussions on a proposed $49 billion takeover suggests a potential impasse as the deadline nears, impacting the mining industry and leaving the outcome uncertain.