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Armed clashes between rival FARC dissident factions in the Colombian Amazon reportedly resulted in at least 52 deaths. This violence occurs shortly before presidential elections, highlighting the divide between candidates favoring dialogue…
A 31-year-old Swiss-Turkish dual national was arrested after stabbing three people at a train station in Winterthur, Switzerland.
The Trump administration has filed lawsuits against four states—Maine, Massachusetts, Oregon, and Washington—for refusing to issue confidential license plates to ICE vehicles.
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The author criticizes the Trump administration's plans for architectural changes in Washington D.C., including a UFC event on the White House lawn and the construction of a ballroom.
Gap Inc. reported its fiscal first quarter results, noting that while overall profitability and earnings per share exceeded expectations, sales at Old Navy were lower than analysts predicted.
The article reports on the death of former NHL player Claude Lemieux, who passed away by suicide shortly after appearing at the Bell Centre in Montreal.
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American Eagle reported mixed fiscal first quarter results, with strong growth for its Aerie brand contrasting with a decline in sales for its namesake banner.
Okta reported fiscal first-quarter results that exceeded Wall Street estimates for earnings and revenue. CEO Todd McKinnon attributed increased demand for identity security tools to the rise of agentic artificial intelligence.
Dell reported significant revenue and profit growth, exceeding analyst expectations primarily due to a surge in AI server demand.
Los Angeles mayoral candidate Nithya Raman canceled a scheduled TV interview with KTLA shortly before the election, citing a tongue injury.
Former NFL punter Chris Kluwe, a Democrat, is running for a California State Assembly seat in a Republican-leaning district.
A 22-year-old woman in Santa Rosa was partially paralyzed after a tree limb fell on her during a storm. The article also reports on a 61-year-old man who died from a similar incident during the same weather event.
Sotheby's Concierge Auctions is seeking to confirm an arbitration award after a financial executive and his wife allegedly refused to pay a $600,000 fee following a $5 million auction of their Tribeca penthouse.
The Nelson Mandela Bay Civil Society Coalition, comprising business, church, and labor leaders, staged a protest demanding improved service delivery and governance in the metro.
The article provides a guide to new pop-up shops and retail stores opening in the East End, specifically in East Hampton, Sag Harbor, and Southampton. It highlights various luxury fashion brands, a bookstore, and a tween clothing retailer.
Ferrari CEO Benedetto Vigna reports strong orders for the new $640,000 electric vehicle, the Luce, despite criticism regarding its design and price.