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President Donald Trump appeared on CBS News’ “60 Minutes” just months after winning a $16 million settlement from the network for alleged “deceptive editing.”In an interview with CBS host Norah O’Donnell that was filmed last Friday at his Mar-a-Lago mansion and aired Sunday, President Trump touched on several topics, including the ongoing government shutdown, the administration’s unprecedented crackdown on illegal immigration, the U.S. decision to resume nuclear testing, and the trade war with China.Recommended stories list of 4 itemsend of listTrump regularly appears on the right-wing media outlet Fox News, but his relationship with CBS, which is considered a centrist,…

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Streets littered with bodies, families separated by violence, survivors traveling for days without food or water. These are the testimonies emerging from people who fled the western Sudanese city of El Fasher, which fell to paramilitary forces a week ago after an 18-month suffocating siege.Fatima Yahya arrived in Tawila, a town west of El Fasher in Sudan’s North Darfur state. Tawila is ruled by a faction neutral to the conflict. She is still traumatized by being hungry for three days before finally escaping. Her husband and uncle are missing. The memories of what happened at El Fasher were difficult for…

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There has been a change of style in the Premier League and David Moyes is relishing it.”We’ve gone through a little bit of a period where a lot of the football that we’ve watched recently is where you can say, ‘Oh, I’m not going to do this, I’m not going to watch it,’ but I think it’s pretty exciting at the moment,” he told Sky Sports. After an era when teams played short from the back and tried to gradually build up the pitch, this year there has been an increase in long passes and an increased threat from set…

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Ever since AI tools became mainstream, filmmakers, writers, and actors have been scrambling to find out whether these technologies can truly support creativity or ultimately replace humans. However, there are major concerns that should be addressed before getting dragged into the debate. AI cannot run without huge data centers and energy infrastructure. The new joint venture, named Utopai East, aims to address that need by developing infrastructure for producing films and TV shows using AI. The joint venture will be a 50-50 joint venture between investment firm Stock Farm Road (SFR) and AI film and television production company Utopai Studios.…

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I have spent seven years researching the culture of achievement and interviewing hundreds of high-achieving children and their families. One of the recurring questions for parents and teens is how much the high-stakes world of college admissions impacts their relationships.It’s easy to understand the temptation for parents to micromanage every detail in a competitive, expensive, and uncertain process. However, this can often lead to quarrels and resentment.Having observed the strain the college admissions arms race puts on family life, I have some non-negotiable parenting rules. I don’t talk to my three teenage children about my plans after high school until…

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Amazon went from zero to hero of the Magnificent Seven in just a few days. First, there were explosive gains on Thursday night, with the stock up 9.6% the next day. And on Monday, the company closed a big cloud deal with OpenAI, sending the stock up another 4.5%. Amazon emerged as the worst performer of the 7 MAG stocks in 2025 in last week’s earnings release. It’s now up more than 16% year-to-date and hit another all-time high on Monday. AMZN 5D Mountain Amazon’s Performance Over 5 Sessions “Amazon has completely refuted” concerns about slowing growth in the company’s…

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File photo: U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) headquarters in Silver Spring, Maryland, November 4, 2009. Jason Reid | ReutersThe head of the Food and Drug Administration’s Center for Drugs abruptly resigned on Sunday after federal authorities began considering “serious concerns about his personal conduct,” according to a government spokesperson.Dr. George Tidmarsh, who was appointed to the FDA post in July, was placed on administrative leave on Friday after officials in the Department of Health and Human Services’ Office of General Counsel were notified of the matter, HHS spokeswoman Emily Hilliard said in an email. Mr Tidmarsh subsequently resigned on…

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Several drones spotted over Belgian air bases over the weekend were there “to spy” on military jets, the country’s defense minister said on Sunday, as European countries put them on high alert against airspace violations. “They’re here to spy, to see where the F-16s are, where the munitions are, and other highly strategic things,” Theo Franken told CNN affiliate RTBF. The minister said the drones were clearly conducting “espionage”, noting that one of the aircraft had spent a “long time” over the air base. Kleine Brogel Air Base in the city of Père houses the country’s largest Belgian Armed Forces…

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Caretaker manager Martin O’Neill still plans to stay at Celtic short-term, but he is open to negotiating a longer stay after leading Celtic to the Scottish League Cup final.O’Neill and Sean Maloney followed up midweek’s win over Falkirk with a 3-1 extra-time win over 10-man Rangers at Hampden Park after being installed as interim successors to Brendan Rodgers. Extra-time goals from Callum McGregor and Callum Osmund secured Celtic a place in the final against St Mirren on 14 December. image: Callum McGregor puts Celtic ahead in extra time Asked if he would still be in charge then, O’Neill said: “There’s…

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Microsoft is doing everything possible to secure more computing power to meet high customer demand for AI services. On Monday, the Redmond-based technology giant signed a $9.7 billion, five-year contract with Australia’s IREN to secure additional AI cloud capacity. The deal gives Microsoft access to computing infrastructure built with Nvidia’s GB300 GPUs. This infrastructure will be phased in at IREN’s facility in Childress, Texas, through 2026 and will support 750 megawatts of capacity. IREN announced that it will separately purchase GPUs and equipment from Dell for approximately $5.8 billion. The deal comes after Microsoft last month launched its first production…

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