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Reuters reported that negotiations for a ceasefire in Gaza had reached a "significant breakthrough." However, an Israeli official responded, stressing: "The reports are inaccurate; no agreement has been reached."
Vampire Diaries star Nathaniel Buzolic opens up about the price of his pro-Israel advocacy.
Beyoncé's highly anticipated Cowboy Carter tour kicked off Monday night in Los Angeles with an unexpected stumble as thousands of seats remained empty and ticket prices crashed from $800 to just $20.
The House Judiciary Committee issued subpoenas last month to 15 technology companies, including Amazon, Google, Meta, Microsoft, and OpenAI, to investigate their efforts to "promote equality" in artificial intelligence development and restrict its "harmful and biased outputs."
The US Navy has reported the first loss of a manned aircraft since the start of operations against the Houthis, after a fighter jet fell from the aircraft carrier USS Harry S. Truman into the waters of the Red Sea. The incident occurred while ground crew members were towing the aircraft inside the carrier’s hangar bay and lost control, causing both the jet and the towing vehicle to plunge into the sea. One sailor sustained minor injuries.
