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Meta Ignored Its Own Teen Harm Research, Tennessee Lawyers Say in Court

Lawyers for Tennessee told a jury that Meta knowingly disregarded its internal studies showing Instagram harms teenagers' mental health. The case highlights allegations that the company prioritized profit over youth safety, and its outcome could shape future regulation of social media platforms.

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Asia exhausts oil reserves as Red Sea blockade deepens energy crisis

A prolonged Red Sea oil blockade is forcing Asian nations to deplete their strategic petroleum reserves, worsening the region's energy crisis. The disruption, linked to Houthi attacks on shipping, threatens to destabilize economies and push fuel prices higher. This underscores the vulnerability of global supply chains to regional conflicts.

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Ex-ICE official: quota-driven approach leads to deaths

A former senior Immigration and Customs Enforcement official stated that a relentless focus on meeting arrest and detention quotas has resulted in unnecessary deaths. The official blamed the agency’s "numbers game" for causing dangerous conditions and failing to prioritize safety. This revelation underscores broader concerns about enforcement practices within U.S. immigration policy.

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Johnson & Johnson offers $5.5bn to settle talc cancer lawsuits

Johnson & Johnson has proposed paying up to $5.5 billion to resolve tens of thousands of lawsuits claiming its talc-based baby powder caused ovarian cancer and other cancers. The settlement, if approved, would cover current and future claims from plaintiffs who allege long-term use of the product led to their illnesses. This is one of the largest product liability settlements in history and could set a precedent for similar talc litigation against the company.

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Houthis seek to replicate Iran's Hormuz strategy in Red Sea

Yemen's foreign minister stated that the Houthi group aims to exert control over Red Sea shipping lanes, mirroring Iran's dominance over the Strait of Hormuz. This ambition threatens to escalate regional tensions and disrupt global maritime trade through a key waterway.

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Trump Claims ‘Friendly Talks’ with Iran as Netanyahu Arrives in US

U.S. President Donald Trump stated that there have been "friendly talks" with Iran, signaling a possible shift in diplomatic approach amid regional tensions. Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrived in the United States for high-level meetings. These developments could impact the trajectory of the ongoing Iran-linked conflict.

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Singer D4vd Ordered to Stand Trial in Death of 14-Year-Old Girl

A judge has ruled that singer D4vd must stand trial for the murder of a 14-year-old girl. The decision moves the high-profile case forward, drawing significant attention due to the artist's rising fame and the tragic death of a minor.

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Nvidia plans $250 billion investment to support OpenAI's infrastructure goals

Nvidia is planning a massive $250 billion push to bolster OpenAI's infrastructure ambitions, focusing on computing power for AI development. The investment would significantly expand data centers and hardware capabilities, positioning Nvidia as a key enabler of OpenAI's future growth. This move underscores the escalating scale and cost of building cutting-edge artificial intelligence systems.

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US and Iran Maintain Ceasefire for Third Day, Raising Hopes for Diplomatic Talks

The United States and Iran have refrained from military action for the third consecutive day, marking the longest pause in recent hostilities. This calm follows weeks of heightened tensions and has fueled optimism that both sides may be willing to return to diplomatic negotiations. If sustained, the ceasefire could reduce the risk of a broader regional conflict and open the door for talks on key issues like Iran's nuclear program.