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Why are women protesting in the streets of Delhi?Society

Hundreds of women have protested in Delhi over the alleged gang rape of a 17-year-old near Delhi University. The demonstration is one of several held in the capital during the past week after a series of sexual assault and rape cases drew headlines. Protesters are calling for action as authorities respond.

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Robinhood CEO Says New AI Agent Apps Are SafeEconomy

Robinhood Chairman and CEO Vlad Tenev says the company’s new AI-driven agent apps are safe. Unveiled at a Houston summit, the tools are intended to give individual traders hedge fund-like capabilities, including round-the-clock trading across asset classes, autonomous agents that operate while users sleep, and specialized data such as satellite imagery and blockchain analytics.

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Neko Health raised $700M to scan your body. Is it worth it?Tech

Spotify founder Daniel Ek’s Neko Health has raised $700 million to build a business around body scanning. Midjourney is developing its own scanner, while Function Health has raised substantial funding for a preventive-health platform. The Equity podcast examines why investors are betting heavily on the category.

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Carney says work of reconciliation is 'far from finished'Politics

Prime Minister Mark Carney marked Canada’s sixth National Day for Truth and Reconciliation from Edmonton by urging deeper learning and action. He said the country must move together as far and as quickly as possible along the path of reconciliation.

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Meet ‘America’: Trump’s AI chatbot changes answers after challenging his claimsTech4:45

Donald Trump has launched “America”, an AI chatbot intended as a digital portal for US government information. It initially challenged claims about the 2020 election and inflation with evidence and links, but has more recently refused to answer some of the same questions. Other replies still contradict Trump, while some echo his views.

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Former Israeli PM thanks Saudi authorities after cockpit attackWorld

Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett discusses a flight originally bound for Israel that diverted to Saudi Arabia for an emergency landing after a pilot was stabbed. Experts also weigh in on the incident.

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Dots are OpenAI's cute lil guys | The VergecastTech

OpenAI has launched Dots, a competitor to Muse and Grok Bot in the personal AI agent space. Its headline feature is a cute design of fuzzy triangles, clouds and hearts, alongside the ability to access personal accounts and perform tasks for users.

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Fed Watchdog Finds Renovations LegalPolitics51:21

Bloomberg’s early edition of Balance of Power examines the latest developments in Washington, including a finding by the Federal Reserve’s watchdog that renovations were legal. The program also features Republican and Democratic lawmakers and policy experts.

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Trump says US troops leaving Iraq, ending 'excursion into hell'Politics

President Trump said U.S. troops are leaving Iraq, which he described as ending an “excursion into hell,” while praising the country’s “wonderful” prime minister. Iraqis celebrated the departure, but many feared a security vacuum could strengthen Iran-backed militias or allow Islamic State to return.

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US withdrawal from Iraq raises fears of instability amid Iran conflictWorld

Iraq is entering a new phase as US troops withdraw after nearly a decade of continuous American military presence. The departure, agreed in 2024 and carried out by Donald Trump’s administration amid heightened tensions with Iran, is welcomed by some Iraqis as a step toward sovereignty. Others fear extremist groups could exploit the opening to regain strength.

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DOJ files misconduct complaint against Minnesota judges over media interviewsPolitics

Attorney General Todd Blanche said the Justice Department filed a judicial misconduct complaint against Minnesota judges who spoke to The New York Times about the area’s immigration surge. The complaint alleges their interviews were unethical and partisan.

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UK ends ‘one in, one out’ migrant returns deal with FrancePolitics

The UK has ended its year-long pilot deal with France to return migrants arriving by small boat. Only about 4% were sent back, at an average cost of €65,500 per return, while Paris is pressing for an EU-wide replacement.

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Are US Soybeans Gaining an Edge Over Brazil?Economy

US soybean export commitments have nearly doubled from a year ago as China approaches its annual 25 million-ton purchase target. With Brazilian inventories tightening ahead of harvest, weather risks could determine whether the opening for US exporters becomes a lasting structural advantage.

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GRAPHIC WARNING: What we know about the chaos aboard a flydubai flightWorld

A pilot brawl was followed by a rapid descent as a flydubai passenger jet traveling from Dubai to Tel Aviv diverted to Saudi Arabia. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the co-pilot stabbed the pilot and then tried to crash the plane.

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Why Is the Dollar Outshining Gold?Economy

Oil prices near $100 a barrel are lifting demand for the dollar and keeping inflation elevated, while rising yields are weighing on gold. With the Fed tightening policy and geopolitical risks still high, energy costs may be reshaping where investors look for safety.

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Suspect and two victims dead in Virginia workplace shootingSociety

Police say the suspect in a Virginia workplace shooting and two of the three victims have died as an hours-long manhunt draws to a close. NBC News reports on the latest developments involving the shooter and victims.

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Backpack wins 2026 Fat Bear WeekCulture

Bear 89, an adult brown bear known as Backpack, has been named the winner of 2026’s Fat Bear Week. Katmai National Park in Alaska holds the annual tournament to celebrate bears preparing for winter hibernation.

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Manchester City guilty verdicts: what could happen now?Sports

Manchester City has been found guilty of all charges linked to breaches of the Premier League’s financial rules. Former manager Pep Guardiola is backing the club as the video examines the seriousness of the verdict, possible punishments and reactions from the club, its owners, fans and Prime Minister Andy Burnham.

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