Tech Stock Selloff Wipes Out Billions as AI Concerns Mount
Intel and Alphabet stocks plunge following disappointing earnings reports, fueling investor anxiety.
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US Revisits Asylum Policy Amid South African Farm Attacks
The United States previously prioritized white South Africans for asylum, a move South African officials dispute.
George Michael's Faith Guitar Fetches £234,000 at Auction Amid Family Dispute
Memorabilia from the iconic singer's personal assistant's estate, including the 'Faith' video guitar, sold for significantly more than expected.
Minnesota Food Fraudster Sentenced to 30 Years for $44 Million Pandemic Scheme
Salim Said, operator of Safari Restaurant, defrauded a federal program by claiming to feed thousands of children daily.
Driver Who Rescued Rival from Fiery Crash Celebrates Unique Friendship
British racer Ollie Millroy gifted Dutch driver Loek Hartog an engraved Rolex watch for saving his life.
MeidasTouch Supercut Contrasts Obama's Zingers with Trump's Rally Rambling
The progressive media outlet highlighted the differences in speaking styles between the former and current presidents during dueling rallies.
King Charles Faces Scrutiny Over Slavery Apology During Caribbean Tour
A poll invites public opinion on whether the monarch should address and offer reparations for historical slavery during his international visit.
King Charles' Caribbean Tour Sparks Debate Over Slavery Apology
A poll by the Daily Mail invites the public to weigh in on whether the monarch should apologize and offer reparations for historical slavery during his international visit.
Republicans Outline Midterm Strategy Focused on Governing and Senate Control
GOP aims to limit House losses, retain Senate majority to counter progressive agenda and facilitate bipartisan dealmaking.