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Wikipedia fined by Russian court for ‘military disinformation’
The Wikimedia Foundation, Inc., owner of Wikipedia, was fined 2 million rubles ($27,000) by a Russian court on Tuesday for refusing to remove information...
Biden’s gift “that Johnson will pay for” raises controversy in America
On the sidelines of the G7 summit, reports circulated that US President Joe Biden had gifted British Prime Minister Boris Johnson a custom-made bike...
Trump appoints highest number of Judges, is he on a hunt...
By the end of Donald Trump's term, Trump will have appointed nearly a third of the United States' district judges. He will have appointed...
The best things to do when you’re in Memphis
If you’re tired of being quarantined at home and want to travel and explore now, we hear you! in case you’re planning a trip...
An Indian’s Lament for Kashmir
The issue of Jammu and Kashmir has been an intractable one ever since India gained independence. Many people have tried to resolve it and...
Saskia Esken: Better Twitter than press conference
For party leader Saskia Esken, politics is no problem in Corona times: it feels comfortable on the Internet. In the SPD, however, her style...
Understanding the significance of volunteer-driven crowd sourcing initiatives to handle the...
The Prime Minister’s address to the Nation on April 14, announced an extension of the current lockdown till May 3, with strict area monitoring...
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Keir Starmer faces pressure amid Tulip Siddiq corruption allegations
In the realm of politics, maintaining public trust is paramount. Recent allegations against Anti-Corruption Minister Tulip Siddiq have cast a shadow over the UK...
NYT Wordle #1303 Hints and Answer for January 12, 2025
Today’s Wordle challenge is here, and it’s a fun one! Wordle #1303 blends nostalgia with a bit of wordplay magic. If you’re stuck, this...
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