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TECHNOLOGY

Xi Jinping Advocates for Global AI Cooperation, Challenges US Dominance

Friday, Jul 17

Xi Jinping calls for global cooperation in AI development, aiming to position China as a leader amid US technology restrictions.

POLITICS

Teleprompter operator under investigation for alleged insider betting on Trump's speeches

Friday, Jul 17

Gabriel Perez, a White House teleprompter operator, faces scrutiny for insider trading related to Trump's speeches.

WORLD NEWS

JD Vance Accuses Israeli Government of Manipulating US Opinion on Iran Diplomacy

Friday, Jul 17

US Vice President JD Vance criticizes certain elements in Israel for manipulating US public opinion against diplomacy with Iran.

POLITICS

US designates Juárez Cartel and Los Viagras as foreign terrorist organizations, intensifying crackdown on drug cartels

Thursday, Jul 16

The US has labeled two Mexican cartels as foreign terrorist organizations, escalating efforts against drug trafficking in North America.

ECONOMY

U.S. imposes 25% tariffs on Brazilian imports over trade practices

Thursday, Jul 16

The U.S. imposes a 25% tariff on certain Brazilian imports due to unfair trade practices, effective July 22, with exemptions for various goods.

SPORTS

Tragic Bangkok bar fire claims lives of band members; death toll rises to 33

Thursday, Jul 16

A Bangkok bar fire has killed 33, including four members of the Totsakan band, causing an outpouring of grief in Thailand.

POLITICS

Todd Blanche Faces Scrutiny Over Independence and Epstein Files in Senate Confirmation Hearing

Thursday, Jul 16

Todd Blanche’s confirmation hearing reveals tensions over his ties to Trump and the Justice Department's handling of Epstein files, raising independence concerns.

WORLD NEWS

Global Perceptions Shift as Favorability for China Surpasses the U.S.

Thursday, Jul 16

A new Pew survey reveals a significant shift in global sentiment favoring China and Xi Jinping over the U.S. and Donald Trump.

POLITICS

Five arrested in Hong Kong for allegedly selling seditious books

Thursday, Jul 16

Hong Kong police arrest five individuals from two bookstores for allegedly selling seditious publications, marking the latest crackdown on independent booksellers.