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Appalachian State football player Jack Murphy dies
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Trump trial full coverage: Judge fines Trump for violating gag order, warns of jail time as testimony continues in the criminal hush money case
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The European Union said on Tuesday that it suspects Meta's social networking platforms, Facebook and Instagram, of breaking the bloc's rules for larger platforms in relation to election integrity. The European Commission (EC) has opened formal infringement proceedings to investigate Meta under the Digital Services Act (DSA), an online governance and content moderation framework. The EU's concerns here span several areas.
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Apple's iPadOS will have to comply with EU's Digital Markets Act too
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Drake deletes AI-generated Tupac track after Shakur’s estate threatened to sue
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FCC votes to restore net neutrality protections
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Man who killed Saints' Will Smith sentenced to 25 years in prison
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