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A reported increase in cases involving off-duty officers working second jobs such as rideshare driving, while carrying government-issued firearms, is drawing renewed attention in Argentina to staffing, pay, and firearms policy during economic hardship.
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A CBS News Politics report finds leading Latino political strategists focusing on the cost of living, jobs, and household finances as key drivers for Latino voters in upcoming House races.
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The South Korean news agency Yonhap said a North Korean soldier entered South Korea by crossing the Demilitarized Zone and has been detained as authorities assess the circumstances.
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Staff at Lee Specialty Clinic learned nearly two weeks ago that state cuts would reduce the clinic’s funding by 80 percent, prompting families, employees and local lawmakers to urge the state to reconsider.
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Deadline reports that Ramesh Mundhra, an executive at JioStar, is leaving the company to become Head of Business Affairs, Strategy and Operations at Abundantia Entertainment, which this year launched multiple streaming titles including Subedaar, reported to have topped Prime Video charts in 31 countries.
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The Karlovy Vary International Film Festival will name Slovak actress Magda Vasaryova a Karlovy Vary honoree, highlighting her film legacy and what the festival calls a distinctive artistic link between Czech and Slovak cinema.
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A report published June 24 says an across-market pullback in AI-linked shares is being driven by renewed investor concerns about whether large-scale spending on artificial intelligence is delivering returns, alongside broader worries that the sector could be “one big bubble.”
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Officials in California say they are reviewing ways to move results out sooner, after President Donald Trump and his allies pointed to counting timelines while arguing fraud had occurred.
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The London-origin story about two Black characters reuniting years later is set for a West End-to-stage venue move as its screen adaptation enters development.
