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Police in India Detain Hundreds Rallying Against ‘Vote Theft’
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Opposition groups are demanding the resignation of the election chief over the removal of 130 million voters from the rolls. The government denies influencing the exercise.
Opposition groups are demanding the resignation of the election chief over the removal of 130 million voters from the rolls. The government denies influencing the exercise.
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Police may have new ways to access data on locked iPhones
A training video reportedly demonstrates how police can evade an Apple security feature.
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Police divers find body of person missing after helicopter crash near LA
Death toll of medical helicopter crash is now three people as two others continue to recover from injuries, authorities say Police divers have found the body of a patient who went missing after a medical helicopter crashed into the Pacific Ocean off Catalina Island near Los Angel
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Russia’s Latest Propaganda? A.I.-Generated War Songs.
Russians are creating and spreading music glorifying the invasion of Ukraine, using platforms built in the United States.
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G7 to release 100m barrels from reserves to combat surging diesel prices – Europe live
Emmanuel Macron said G7 leaders will ‘to work in a coordinated manner to help bring down the prices of petroleum products, particularly diesel’ Back to France , midday figures quoted by Le Figaro show that 564 schools and educational establishments have been disrupted by the ongo
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Zack Polanski calls for three-year cap on rent price increases in Green party conference speech – UK politics live
The Green party is holding its largest-ever conference, while its leader runs as a candidate in the Holborn and St Pancras byelection Zack Polanski also insisted his authority as leader of the Green party of England and Wales does not depend on winning next week’s Holborn and St
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