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Vaccine Trial Researchers' Offices Raided by Police in Guinea-Bissau
Police in Guinea-Bissau have raided offices of researchers involved in a vaccine trial, seizing doses of hepatitis B vaccines as part of an investigation.
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CagriSema Shows Promising Results in Late-Stage Obesity Trial
A late-stage analysis of Novo's CagriSema among adult women has yielded significant weight loss results, with an average 25% reduction compared to a 3% loss for those given a placebo.
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US Congresswoman Calls for Investigation into Role of Israeli Soldier in Killing of 5-Year-Old Girl
US Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib is calling on her government to take action against an Israeli soldier she believes was involved in the killing of a five-year-old Palestinian girl in Gaza.
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US Court Grants Government Request to Keep OpenAI Engineer in Detention
A US court has granted a government request to keep Abdulrahman Alfozan, a former OpenAI engineer accused of espionage, in detention while authorities build their case against him.
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Secret AI Engineer Accused of Recording Sensitive Meetings for Saudi Government
A former OpenAI engineer has been accused of secretly recording sensitive meetings at the AI company, and it appears he had significant support from the Saudi government, according to US...
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Guilty Verdict Handed Down in Kenyan Cult-Related Mass Murder Case
A Kenyan court has delivered a guilty verdict against Paul Mackenzie and approximately 30 others responsible for the starvation deaths of 190 children and one adult.
Business
French Bond and Stock Markets Experience Selling Spree
Thousands of arrests were made across France over the weekend, leading to a wave of selling on its bond and stock markets.
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Premier League's TV deal model faces challenges due to widespread piracy
The Premier League's lucrative TV deal model, which was pioneering in its time, is now facing significant challenges due to widespread piracy.
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Violent Clashes Erupt Across France During Protests Against Education Standards and Living Costs
Approximately 550,000 people took to the streets nationwide, with over 1,200 arrested in connection with the disturbances.
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Vladimir K Arrested for Alleged Cyber-Crime Involvement
German police arrested Vladimir K after he travelled to Japan for a holiday and were investigating his alleged role in a high-profile cyber attack on Synnovis.
Entertainment
US Department of Justice and Federal Trade Commission Sue REPS & Co Over Concert Ticket Resales
The US Department of Justice and Federal Trade Commission have filed a lawsuit against ticket resale firm REPS & Co, accusing them of violating federal laws to resell concert tickets worth over $120 million in profit.
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Syrian Court Hands Down Death Sentences to Two Individuals Accused of Inciting Uprising
A Syrian court has handed down death sentences to two individuals accused of inciting an uprising against the current government.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation Arrests OpenAI Engineer Over National Security Threat
A senior engineer at OpenAI has been arrested by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) in connection with a serious national security threat.
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LGBTQ+ Detentions Surge in Senegal Amid Crackdown on Same-Sex Relations
Over 320 people have been arrested since February, many facing allegations of voluntary HIV transmission based solely on their HIV status.
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Costa Rica Opens New Prison Facility Amid Rising Crime Rates
The new prison is expected to accommodate 5,100 inmates and address organized violence in the country.
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Netanyahu Sued Over Alleged Defamation Claims
Ronen Bar, Israel's former domestic security chief, is suing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over allegations that he made baseless accusations against him regarding his role in the October 7, 2023 Hamas-led attack.
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Guinea-Bissau Denies Approval for Controversial Vaccine Trial
Guinea-Bissau's health minister has denied approving a vaccine trial involving newborns that was set to be funded by the US government and private partners.
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Saudi National Charged with Secretly Planting Recording Device at OpenAI Office
A Saudi national working as an engineer at OpenAI in California has been charged with secretly planting a recording device in the company's office.
Entertainment
Tupac Shakur Murder Convict Sentenced to At Least 40 Years in Prison
A former gang leader has been sentenced to at least 40 years in prison for orchestrating the murder of renowned rapper Tupac Shakur nearly three decades ago.
Entertainment
Penske Media's Golden Globes sue Golden Globe Foundation over brand use
Penske Media's Golden Globes have taken legal action against the Golden Globe Foundation, alleging unauthorized use of their brand.