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Meta ordered to pay New Mexico $25 billion for deceiving users about privacy on Facebook
A New Mexico judge has ordered Meta to pay a record $25 billion fine, ruling the company intentionally misled users regarding privacy following the Cambridge Analytica data scandal.
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Taiwan prosecutors indict 5 suspects in alleged paid plot to injure anti-CCP comedian
Five individuals have been indicted in Taiwan for a plot to physically assault comedian Huang Yihao, who frequently mocks the Chinese Communist Party and President Xi Jinping.
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Dark miasma descends in twilight, creating a delirious misery where one seeks ethereal sanctuary amidst the haunting, gossamer pageantry of a lost and callous world.
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3mSupreme Court rebuffs Trump administration restrictions on medical care for transgender inmates
The Supreme Court declined to lift a lower-court order blocking the Trump administration's attempt to halt medical treatments and social accommodations for transgender federal inmates.
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Don't stop believin': 'Glee' reboot is officially on the way
The beloved musical hit Glee is officially making a comeback, with a reboot greenlit for Disney+ and Hulu, featuring original creators and returning cast members.
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7mWashington Huskies celebrate WA girl after completing cancer treatment
After a grueling two-year battle with leukemia, 8-year-old Evie Johnson celebrates her recovery by sounding the siren at a UW Huskies game, marking a return to normalcy.