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Sep 06, 2024

OPEC+ agrees to delay October oil output hike for two months

Dispute between rival factions in OPEC that led to a loss of at least 700,000 bpd of production has supported oil in recent weeks.

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Web Desk
Sep 06, 2024

US reports “progress” on Israel-Hamas ceasefire agreement

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Reuters
Sep 06, 2024

Georgia arrests father of teen suspected of killing four at school

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Sep 06, 2024

Trump will “appoint Musk” to lead “government efficiency commission” if elected

Many economists believe the economic policies sketched out by Trump on the campaign trail will lower growth and drive inflation higher.

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Reuters
Sep 06, 2024

US government charges two RT employees

US intelligence assessments found that Moscow tried to help Trump in 2016, when he defeated Democrat Hillary Clinton, and in 2020 when he lost to Democrat Joe Biden.

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Reuters
Sep 05, 2024

US indicts Russian intelligence officials over cyberattacks targeting Ukraine

Justice Department says a cyber unit of Russia’s military intelligence agency conducted “large-scale cyber operations” starting as far back as 2020

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Reuters
Sep 05, 2024

US judge temporarily blocks new Biden student debt relief plan

Seven Republican-led states filed a lawsuit seeking to halt implementing student debt relief plan

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Sep 05, 2024

Snap sued by New Mexico over failure to protect children from sexual exploitation

New Mexico said on Thursday it filed a lawsuit against Snapchat owner Snap Inc SNAP.N, alleging that the messaging app’s policies and design features facilitate the sharing of child sexual exploitation material.

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Reuters
Sep 05, 2024

Arrest of Lt-Gen Faiz Hameed raises heat on Imran Khan

Lt-Gen (retd) Faiz Hameed’s trial could be precursor to prosecuting jailed former prime minister on charges of treason

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Hum News
Sep 05, 2024

Gaza teacher offers ray of hope with classroom in rubble

Gaza’s schools lie in ruins or have been turned into shelters for families displaced by a war that has killed tens of thousands. Yet teacher Israa Abu Mustafa refuses to let death and destruction deprive traumatised children of an education.