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Legal Reform
Ministers plan to extend legal protections against silence clauses beyond traditional employees, targeting freelancers and volunteers in the wake of high-profile allegations.
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World
Jensen Huang steps down as Colette Kress takes interim control while investigators probe links between the chipmaker’s leadership and entities accused of bypassing US export controls.
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World
Pete Hegseth awarded a commendation medal to Specialist Thomas Iglesias after the soldier enforced silence protocols near the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier during a Veterans Day visit.
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World
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World
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World
Industry leaders on both sides of the Channel are lobbying for a two-year postponement of strict battery sourcing rules that would impose significant customs duties on electric vehicle trade starting next year.
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World
Greta Thunberg returns to UN talks with a stark warning about environmental collapse, while global leaders face pressure to deliver on electrification goals amid rising temperatures and geopolitical tensions.
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World
President Zelenskyy states that speed limits on Elon Musk’s Starshield service have slowed interceptors to 100 mph, complicating defense efforts as US envoys meet with Russian officials.
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World
The Reform UK leader expressed regret after it emerged he appeared on Russell Brand’s show months after sexual assault allegations surfaced but before charges were filed.
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World
A three-story residential building fell into an adjacent construction pit on Wednesday, triggering a massive response that has been complicated by dangerous debris conditions and incoming storms.
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World
Scott Colom’s victory over incumbent Cindy Hyde-Smith marks the first Black senator elected from the state since Reconstruction and contributes to a Democratic wave that secures a majority in the upper chamber.
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World
New government plans in England and Wales would allow individuals to keep convictions committed under age 18 private after set periods, aiming to reduce custody rates and improve employment prospects for disadvantaged youth.
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World
The budget retailer secures additional legal protection from creditors while its US owner faces questions over financing terms and the viability of potential buyers.
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World
State-backed efforts to discredit NAZA intensify as the acclaimed documentary detailing military targeting methods prepares for global free streaming.
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World
Kyiv reports renewed restrictions on military satellite connectivity while American diplomats engage Moscow and London targets Russian energy revenues.
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