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Judge Restarts Alex Jones' Infowars Sale to Satisfy $1 Billion
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Judge Restarts Alex Jones' Infowars Sale to Satisfy $1 Billion Debt to Sandy Hook Families

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Wendy Williams' Future in Question After Devastating Dementia Diagnosis as Family Feud Explodes

Jessica Simpson Announces One-Night-Only Las Vegas Show This Fall
Entertainment

Jessica Simpson Announces One-Night-Only Las Vegas Show This Fall

A truck unloads Vietnamese rice at an industrial dryer in Los Palacios
World

Vietnamese Rice Grower Helps Tackle Cuba's Food Shortage

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi led Independence Day celebrations from the Red Fort in Delhi on Friday
U.S.

Facing US Tariffs, India's Modi Vows Self-reliance

Despite solid US retail sales in July, some analysts expect weakening later in the year as the labor market loses steam and additional tariff effects are felt
U.S.

US Retail Sales Rise Amid Limited Consumer Tariff Hit So Far

A picture taken on August 14 and released from North Korea's official Korean Central News Agency via KNS on August 15 shows Kim Jong Un delivering a speech marking the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Korea from Japan colonial rule
U.S.

South Korean President Vows To Build 'Military Trust' With North

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Entertainment

Prince William and Princess Kate Move to 'Forever Home' at Forest Lodge Windsor

More than half of the 82 million daily users of online game platform Roblox are under 18, according to a new lawsuit
U.S.

Louisiana Sues Roblox Game Platform Over Child Safety

Flash floods have killed more than 300 people in northern Pakistan
World

Pakistan Rescuers Recover Bodies After Monsoon Rains Kill 340

El Salvador's Legislative Assembly, which is dominated by President Nayib Bukele's ruling party, approved a reform which delayed the deadline for planned mass trials of accused gang members
U.S.

El Salvador Extends Deadlines for Mass Gang Trials Until 2027

Former Brazil far-right president Jair Bolsonaro (L) is accused of plotting a coup in a trial overseen by Supreme Court judge Alexandre de Moraes (R)
U.S.

Brazil Court To Rule From Sept 2 In Bolsonaro Coup Trial

Misinformation was clouding a high-risk summit between US President Vladimir Putin and American President Donald Trump.
International Relations

Falsehoods Swirl Around Trump-Putin Summit

'I think this is a great diplomatic victory for Putin,' one Ukrainian told AFP
U.S.

Ukrainians See 'Nothing' Good From Trump-Putin Meeting

Air Canada planes are seen at Toronto's airport
Headlines

Air Canada Flight Attendants Strike Over Pay, Shutting Down Service

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