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ECONOMY

US Faces Severe Penny Shortage as Mint Halts Production

Saturday, Nov 01

US retailers and banks are grappling with a severe penny shortage as the Mint halts production, impacting cash transactions nationwide.

WORLD NEWS

Character.ai to Ban Minors from Open-ended Conversations with Chatbots

Thursday, Oct 30

Character.ai announces a ban on minors from open-ended chats with AI chatbots to enhance child safety amid rising scrutiny.

WORLD NEWS

EU Accuses Meta and TikTok of Violating Digital Services Act

Friday, Oct 24

EU claims Meta and TikTok violated digital content rules, prompting potential fines and stricter regulations.

SPORTS

Lionel Messi Extends Contract with Inter Miami Through 2028

Friday, Oct 24

Lionel Messi has signed a contract extension with Inter Miami, ensuring his stay in MLS until 2028, ahead of playoff season.

WORLD NEWS

University of Arizona Joins Elite Institutions Rejecting Trump's Funding Compact

Tuesday, Oct 21

The University of Arizona becomes the seventh school to decline the Trump administration's compact for preferential funding in exchange for policy changes.

SPORTS

Massive 'No Kings' Protests Across U.S. Unite Opposition Against Trump

Sunday, Oct 19

Millions participated in 'No Kings' protests across the U.S., opposing Trump's policies and perceived authoritarianism amidst a government shutdown.

POLITICS

UK Court Allows Palestine Action to Challenge Ban as Terror Group

Friday, Oct 17

UK court permits Palestine Action to legally challenge its designation as a terrorist organization amid significant civil liberties concerns.

ECONOMY

Canada Threatens Legal Action Against Stellantis Over Production Shift to US

Thursday, Oct 16

Canada threatens Stellantis with legal action due to plans to shift Jeep production from Ontario to Illinois.

WORLD NEWS

Deadly Fire at Bangladesh Garment Factory Claims at Least 16 Lives

Wednesday, Oct 15

A massive fire in a Dhaka garment factory has resulted in at least 16 fatalities and raised serious questions about safety standards in Bangladesh's textile sector.