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On ‘historic’ day, news media scrambled to find something to show us
The news media scrambled to cover the historic arraignment of Donald Trump, but with proceedings walled off, the images couldn’t meet the moment.
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Nigel Lawson, who shook up British economy in Thatcher era, dies at 91
Nigel Lawson supported Brexit and dismissed worries over climate change.
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This deviled ham spread is the simple answer to Easter leftovers
This nostalgic deviled ham spread can be elevated by good-quality ham and sharp Vermont cheddar cheese.
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If sizzling fajitas are a lie, we can still crave the delicious drama
Some people love the drama and spectacle of fajitas — but in some restaurants, their sizzle might just be smoke and mirrors.
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UK fines TikTok $15.8 million for GDPR violation of children’s privacy
Chinese-owned social media sensation TikTok has been fined almost $16 million for violating provisions of the UK’s General Data Protection Regulation.
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UK data regulator issues warning over generative AI data protection concerns
The UK’s Information Commission’s Office reminds organizations that data protection laws still apply to unfiltered data used to train large language models.
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Instant Videos Could Represent the Next Leap in A.I. Technology
A start-up in New York is among a group of companies working on systems that can produce short videos based on a few words typed into a computer.
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In K-Pop’s Quest for Global Growth, Korean Fans Feel Cast Aside
A bidding war for a K-pop label — a deal with global ramifications for the genre — has left listeners in its home market questioning their relevance.
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Johnson & Johnson Reaches $8.9 Billion Talc Settlement
The company faces a flood of lawsuits claiming its talc products caused cancer. The proposed settlement requires approval by a bankruptcy court, but has the backing of plaintiffs’ lawyers.
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Bay Area Expansion Team Draws Record Price for U.S. Women’s Soccer League
The investment firm Sixth Street led an ownership group that plans to spend $125 million on the franchise.