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Twenty-nine states allege that the company unlawfully collected children’s data, with four also accusing it of designing addictive platforms.
If convicted, the defendants face 10 years in prison.
Millions in Spain, Iceland, and elsewhere were treated to a total or near-total solar eclipse.
The president made the announcement via Truth Social on Aug. 12.
The shale revolution has kept the United States as a leading natural gas producer.
Moscow moved some of its Black Sea fleet to Novorossiysk, after Kyiv’s military forces repeatedly attacked them when they were based in Crimea.
The Spanish Interior Ministry told The Epoch Times that the ‘necessary measures’ have been put in place to avert another mass crossing.
The Russian leader said that Moscow’s responses could come in any area the Kremlin sees as “necessary and appropriate.”
The price tag sets a record for the NBA’s most valuable franchise.
Officials in some regions are demanding workers return bonuses and pandemic subsidies paid years ago as local governments struggle with declining revenue.
A wave of unclaimed drone attacks has struck oil tanks and the electricity grid in Zawiya.
A legal complaint filed in New York says the Trump administration’s sanctions against the International Criminal Court are an ‘unlawful abuse of power.’
The program will mobilize capital for data centers, energy, mining, and other projects.
The lawsuit comes as a state law allowing people to commit assisted suicide goes into effect next month.
At least seven people in Florida and Louisiana have died so far this year from Vibrio vulnficus, sometimes called a ‘flesh-eating bacteria.’
Using the product can result in a ‘life-threatening blood clot,’ the manufacturer warned.
Cities chiefs’ report showed decreases in homicides, robberies, and aggravated assaults in many of the largest cities in the United States.
‘The longer this war lasts, the more experience we gain,’ the official said.
Zhu, who served as Chinese premier from 1998 to 2003, was a principal architect of China’s accession to the WTO.
One of the suspects was a Chinese national in his 60s.
