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Australian PM Anthony Albanese Describes X's Legal Battle Against Church Stabbing Posts Removal as 'Extraordinary'

For Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, the issue was not about freedom of expression. Instead, it is about preventing the spread of false information that could fuel further harm.


Russia Warns of More Damage and Deaths After US Approves $61 Billion Military Aid Package for Ukraine

The US House of Representatives' approval of a $61 billion military aid package for Ukraine has garnered mixed reactions internationally, including a warning from Russia.

More US Voters Trust Donald Trump Than Joe Biden to Deal With Inflation and Cost of Living, New Poll Shows

More US voters trust former President Donald Trump than President Joe Biden when it comes to addressing inflation and the cost of living, according to a new NBC News poll.

Unclaimed Baggage: This Company Sells Lost Luggage Luxury Items Like Rolex Watches, Louis Vuitton Bags at Crazy Low Prices

A store known for selling items found in lost luggage at discounted rates has gained global attention for its unique offerings, which include luxury items like Rolex watches and Louis Vuitton bags.


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UK Energy Secretary Claire Coutinho criticizes slow and insufficient compensation payouts for forced prepayment meters, amid revelations that only 1,500 out of 150,000 cases are receiving redress.
Samsung At IFA 2023 In Berlin
Samsung's decision to implement a six-day work week for executives across its key affiliates in South Korea has sparked controversy.
TikTok Ban Could Suppress Minority Voices, Justice Groups Argue in Court
TikTok could be banned in the United States after the House of Representatives decisively passed legislation requiring the app's Chinese owner to divest from the company.
Philippines Wants US, Japan to Fund Freight Railway Project After It Drops Funding Talks With China
The Philippines is seeking alternative financing deals for a freight railway project after funding talks with China were dropped.
In the Era of Shrinkflation, Cinemark Sued for Allegedly Swindling Customers by Shortchanging Them on Beverages
Cinemark is allegedly duping its customers by offering 24-ounce drink cups that can only hold a maximum of 22 ounces, according to a proposed class-action suit filed in a Texas federal court.
Millions Projected to Travel by Air, Road for US Memorial Day Weekend
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) on Friday announced new rules for air traffic controllers to rest at least 10 hours between shifts and 12 hours before a midnight shift.
Joe Biden Bashes Donald Trump for Inheriting His Wealth as He Touts His Middle-Class Upbringing in Union Speech
As he tried to appeal to union workers on Friday, President Joe Biden compared his upbringing to Donald Trump and hit the former president for inheriting his wealth.
Shipping Industry Calls on UN to Protect Vessels, Seafarers Following Iran's Seizure of MSC Aries Container Ship
The shipping industry is urging the United Nations (UN) to take decisive action to protect merchant vessels and seafarers amid escalating attacks in the Middle East.
TikTok Now Targeted by FTC Over Data and Security Practices
The app is currently in the testing phase in Canada and Australia and can be downloaded from both the Google Play Store and Apple App Store.
Nike Set to Layoff 740 Employees in Oregon Headquarters in Second Phase of Job Cuts
Nike said in February that it will slash 2% of its global staff as part of a restructuring, but did not specify how many cutbacks would be made locally.