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Waymo expands driverless rides to EU with Germany debut in 2027
Waymo plans to launch autonomous ride-hailing services in Munich by 2027, marking the company’s first expansion into the European Union as part of its ambitious global growth strategy.
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7mTrump mulls renaming Lake Ontario as 'Lake America.' Canadians balk at the idea
As trade tensions escalate, President Trump proposes renaming Lake Ontario to “Lake America,” sparking controversy and resistance from Canadian officials and residents amidst an intensifying economic dispute.
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9mFive things we learned from Washington State football's fall camp
As Washington State concludes fall camp, Caden Pinnick is named starting quarterback, while the defense shows promise and the team prepares for the upcoming season opener.
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Target 'deeply sorry' for children's Halloween costume compared to blackface
Target has withdrawn a controversial Halloween clown costume from its shelves and website after public outcry condemned the design for evoking racist minstrel show caricatures.
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4mElon Musk's space company to build new rocket launching site in Louisiana
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Kurdish-led group in Syria says it has dissolved after merging with the army
The Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces have officially dissolved, completing a strategic merger with the Syrian army following the ouster of Bashar Assad and shifting political alliances.