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Former BND Head Arrested on Espionage Charges
August Hanning, a former head of Germany's Federal Intelligence Service (BND), has been taken into custody by police for allegedly engaging in espionage and treasonous activities.
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Greek Authorities Accuse Norwegian Citizen of Running International Criminal Organisation
A court on the island of Kos will soon decide whether Tommy Olsen is guilty or innocent of running an international criminal organisation that secretly controls asylum seeker rescue operations in the Aegean Sea.
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Sri Lankan Migrant Worker Faces Death Penalty in Saudi Arabia for Blasphemous Facebook Comment
A 24-year-old Sri Lankan migrant worker, Anojan Sivarasa, has been found guilty by an appellate court in Saudi Arabia and faces the death penalty for making a comment on Facebook deemed blasphemous against Islam.
Entertainment
Jeffrey Archer Dies at 86
Renowned author Jeffrey Archer has passed away at the age of 86 after selling over 300 million books worldwide during a career spanning five decades.
Technology
Federal Communications Commission Faces Lawsuit Over TV Ownership Rule Repeal
Cable lobby groups are taking legal action against the Federal Communications Commission's decision to scrap the National Television Ownership Rule, which could lead to higher monthly TV bills for consumers.
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Syria Submits Documentary Film for Best International Feature Oscar
The Other Side of the Sun, directed by Tawfik Sabouni, has been selected as Syria's official entry for Best International Feature Film at the Oscars.
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Egyptian authorities charge journalist with joining terrorist group
Egyptian authorities have charged a journalist from independent news outlet Matsadaash with joining a terrorist group and spreading false information.
Health
Glioblastoma Diagnosis Leads to Unconventional Treatment Trial
A 55-year-old man's life was turned upside down when he began experiencing persistent fatigue and unusual changes in his gait.
Health
Vitamin C Linked to Reduced Mortality in Blood Disorder Patients
A new clinical trial has found that vitamin C supplementation may be associated with reduced mortality rates in individuals at risk of developing blood disorders.
Sports
Raheem Sterling Faces Possible Prison Sentence
Raheem Sterling's future hangs in the balance as he awaits sentencing for two serious charges.
Business
Eli Lilly's Experimental Amylin-Targeting Drug Shows Promise in Treating Obesity and Type 2 Diabetes
Researchers have identified a promising pathway in the amylin hormone, which is released alongside insulin in the pancreas and helps regulate hunger and fullness.
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Decree 54 Cybercrime Law Amended in Tunisia
Tunisia has made a significant change to its cybercrime law, reducing penalties for first-time offenders from imprisonment to fines ranging from $3,370 to $6,740.
Technology
TV Manufacturers at Odds Over Mini LED Definition
TCL has filed a lawsuit against Samsung over claims that its budget LCD-LED TVs are falsely advertised as Mini LED sets.
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Lawsuit Accuses Olivia Dean of Copying Melody from Bill Withers' Classic Song Just The Two of Us
A lawsuit has been filed in California accusing British pop star Olivia Dean of copying the melody of Bill Withers' classic song Just The Two of Us in her own track I've Seen It.
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Lyft Agrees to Pay $272.5 Million to Settle Lawsuit Over Driver Classification
The settlement requires Lyft to pay $272.5 million to drivers who were allegedly misclassified as independent contractors rather than employees under state law in California.
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Failed Execution in Tennessee Prompts Investigation
An investigation has been launched after Christa Pike survived an attempted execution by lethal injection.