Southeast Asia's Scam Gangs Regroup After Cambodia's Crackdown
Cambodia's crackdown on scam networks has led to the closure of over 250 sites and deportation of 48,000 foreigners, yet these networks have relocated to Myanmar, Laos, and Malaysia.
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Katrina's 21st Anniversary in Lower Ninth Ward: Army Corps Expands Canal That Flooded It
Hurricane Katrina anniversary 2026: New Orleans' Lower Ninth Ward marked 21 years since the Army Corps levee failure destroyed the neighborhood, while residents now face a new $4.7 billion Army Corps canal expansion on the same waterway that flooded them in 2005, as federal inspection funding for the $14.5 billion replacement levee system was disrupted. -
Mel Gibson Branded a 'Massive D*ck' After Mocking ASL Interpreter at Fan Expo in Canada
Mel Gibson apologised after facing backlash for mimicking an ASL interpreter at FanExpo Canada. The incident, captured on video, sparked criticism and revisited his controversial past. -
Did Sandra Bullock Just Confirm Olivia Rodrigo and Stevie Nicks for 'Practical Magic 2'?
Sandra Bullock's Instagram hints at Olivia Rodrigo and Stevie Nicks' involvement in 'Practical Magic 2', sparking fan excitement and speculation about their roles.
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New York Bans AI for Nearly 600,000 Students as Mamdani Pushes Back on Tech Industry Over Kids
New York City has imposed a one-year ban on generative AI in public elementary and middle schools, affecting 600,000 students, to protect critical thinking and teacher-student relationships.
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Trump DOJ Sues Kansas School District Over Secret Transgender Policies
DOJ sued Kansas City, Kansas schools Tuesday in a landmark first case alleging transgender student guidance violates parental rights under FERPA.
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Major Banks Form Stablecoin Company: Circle Takes Second Institutional Hit in One Quarter
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LSEG and Kraken Parent Put FTSE 100 on Blockchain: What Investors Actually Own
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Shein Debuts in Hong Kong Tomorrow, Priced 70% Below Peak
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Natalie Harp's Cancer Story Questioned After Claiming Trump Law Saved Her Despite Taking Treatment Before It
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SoftBank's SB Energy Files for IPO, But OpenAI Dependence Emerges as Major Risk
In an S-1 registration statement filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, SB Energy said it is "substantially dependent" on OpenAI, which serves as both a major tenant and an equity investor in the company. -
Palo Alto CEO Warns AI Is Making Aging Defenses Obsolete, Putting $1 Trillion In Infrastructure At Risk
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Fendt 1100 Vario MT Gen2 Debuts in Iowa; Most Powerful CVT Crawler Brand Has Built
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Malta Jury Acquits Businessman Accused of Masterminding Journalist Killing
A Malta jury voted 8-1 Wednesday to acquit Yorgen Fenech, the last defendant in the 2017 car bomb killing of investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia. -
UN Report Warns Global 1.5°C Warming Limit Will Be Breached 'Within the Next Few Years'
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DHS Secretary Mullin Lands Safely After Coast Guard Jet Loses Engine
