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eBay Harassment Scandal: Executives' Campaign of Intimidation Exposed

The Guardian details the shocking harassment campaign orchestrated by senior eBay executives against a couple who ran a newsletter critical of the company. The campaign included threats, surveillance, and even sending disturbing items to the victims' home. The scandal resulted in criminal charges and prison sentences for several executives, highlighting a serious abuse of corporate power.

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AI Helps Decode Schizophrenia's Complex Genetic Roots

Researchers are using artificial intelligence to analyze vast genetic datasets linked to schizophrenia, a condition with a highly intricate hereditary profile. The AI models are identifying patterns and risk factors that traditional methods struggle to uncover. This could improve understanding of the disorder and speed up development of targeted treatments.

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Rescue efforts intensify after quake devastates western Colombia towns

A strong earthquake has struck western Colombia, severely damaging multiple towns. Rescue teams are working around the clock to locate survivors, while officials assess the full scale of destruction and casualties.

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Assad and Atef Najib sentenced to death in landmark Syria trial

A Syrian court has sentenced ousted former president Bashar al-Assad and senior security official Atef Najib to death in a landmark trial. The proceedings mark a symbolic effort to hold the former regime's leadership accountable for its actions. The verdict carries significant political weight but does not affect Assad's current status abroad.

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Australia sets $31.30 minimum hourly pay for delivery drivers in landmark ruling

Australia's industrial tribunal has mandated minimum pay of $31.30 per hour for delivery drivers nationwide, a decision described as world-leading. The ruling covers app-based food delivery workers, aiming to improve wages and conditions in the gig economy. It sets a significant precedent for gig worker protections globally.

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Mass grave with 25 bodies discovered in Sudan’s Kurmuk after army recaptures town

Sudanese authorities found a mass grave containing 25 bodies in Kurmuk, a town in Sudan’s Blue Nile region, after the army retook it from rival forces. The discovery adds to mounting evidence of atrocities in the country’s ongoing civil war, raising concerns over war crimes and civilian casualties.

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Hackers Breach Polish Power Plant, Shut Down Turbine via Cellular Network

Hackers broke into a Polish power plant's control systems by exploiting its private cellular network and remotely shut down a turbine. The incident highlights the growing security risks facing critical infrastructure and industrial control systems.

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India deepens ties with Israel as Middle East conflict escalates

India is strengthening its diplomatic and strategic relationship with Israel as the Middle East conflict intensifies. The deepening partnership signals a shift in India’s foreign policy and could affect its standing with other nations in the region. This development matters as it adds a new dimension to the geopolitical landscape of the ongoing crisis.

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Oil Rises, Gold Hits Two-Month High as Trump Adds Iran Demands

Oil prices climbed and gold reached a two-month peak after President Trump introduced new demands in US negotiations with Iran, raising geopolitical tensions. Investors are pricing in potential supply disruptions and seeking safe-haven assets amid renewed uncertainty.