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Elon Musk’s X Corp sues New York over new law requiring transparency on content moderation
Elon Musk’s social media company X has filed a federal lawsuit challenging New York’s upcoming content transparency law, arguing it infringes on constitutional and federal protections around free speech and online moderation. Filed in Manhattan on Tuesday, the lawsuit seeks to block enforcement of the measure, which was signed into law by Democratic Governor Kathy…
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Police say NYC teen is critically wounded after subway surfing as young woman is fatally struck by train
Police have revealed that a teen was left in critical condition after subway surfing in...
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Diddy To Stand Trial As He Rejects Final Plea Offer
Singer and business mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs has officially declined a final plea...
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Veteran of Manhattan DA’s Office sues for harassment, claims she got demoted for caring for dying parents
A veteran of the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office claims she faced cruel discrimination...
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Protesters march against Trump in New York, Washington and other cities across America
From bustling metropolises to quiet corners of the American landscape, opponents of President Donald Trump’s administration gathered in force on Saturday, declaring their resistance to what they...
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Kevin Liles: Former Def Jam Records President Accused of Sexual Assault
Kevin Liles, former Def Jam Records President, has been accused of sexual assault in a recent lawsuit filed file by a former worker. The suit was reportedly filed in Manhattan on Thursday, February 27,...
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Madonna Fires Back At Donald Trump: A Bold Response
Pop icon Madonna has expressed her opinions about US President Donald Trump‘s current actions. Following a controversial tweet from the official White House X account on Wednesday, February...
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Federal appeals court upholds R. Kelly’s convictions and 30-year sentence for sex crimes
R. Kelly’s convictions for racketeering and sex trafficking, as well as his 30-year prison sentence, were upheld Wednesday by a federal appeals court. The court found that the singer used his fame...
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Drake Pays $10,000 To Winners In Canadian Lookalike Contest
Rapper Drake has reportedly awarded Canadian Dollars (CAD 10,000) to the winner of a lookalike contest held in Toronto. The contest, according to sources, was organized by Casuals Cakery on Saturday,...
