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FinanceMar 16

Mandelson Received Over £1.5 Million from Stake in Failed Advisory Firm

Peter Mandelson received more than £1.5 million from his stake in Global Counsel, an advisory firm that has collapsed.

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WorldMar 4

US Grants Indefinite Sanctions Exemption to Rosneft's German Operations

The United States has decided to indefinitely exclude the German subsidiary of Russian oil giant Rosneft from sanctions targeting Russia.

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PoliticsMar 4

Police Federation Chief Executive Arrested on Fraud Charges

Three men including Police Federation of England and Wales CEO Mukund Krishna arrested by City of London Police on suspicion of fraud.

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EntertainmentMar 4

Ant and Dec Win Court Order Over Alleged Secret Profits in Banksy Art Deals

TV presenters Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly secured a High Court order to trace alleged unauthorized profits made by their art consultant from Banksy sales.

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PoliticsMar 10

Lawsuit Filed Challenging Trump Administration Immigration Policies

A group of noncitizen academics filed a lawsuit Monday alleging Trump administration immigration policies violate their First Amendment rights.

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FinanceMar 4

Cleveland Fed President Calls for Extended Interest Rate Pause Amid Economic Uncertainty

Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland President Beth Hammack advocates maintaining current interest rates for an extended period, citing inflation concerns and uncertainty over geopolitical impacts.

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SportsMar 4

Federal Judge Defers Title IX Ruling in San Jose State Volleyball Lawsuit

A federal judge postponed a Title IX decision in a transgender athlete lawsuit against San Jose State, awaiting Supreme Court guidance.

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ScienceMar 10

Scientists Study Cat Righting Reflex and Ancient Human Communication

Researchers investigate how cats consistently land on their feet and explore methods to recreate sounds of extinct human species.

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WorldApr 3

Israeli Operations in Southern Lebanon Displace Residents, Create Buffer Zone

Israeli military operations in southern Lebanon have displaced residents and established a buffer zone, with infrastructure destruction reported.

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WorldApr 3

Human rights groups report Iran recruiting children as young as 12 for military roles

Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International report Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps is recruiting children into military-linked combat and patrol positions.

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SportsMar 28

Barcelona Target Inter Milan's Bastoni While Inter Plans Squad Changes

Barcelona are pursuing Inter Milan defender Alessandro Bastoni as a priority signing, while Inter focus on adding unpredictable players.

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PoliticsApr 9

Iowa Congressional Candidate Faces GOP Criticism Over 9/11 Op-Ed Comments

Republican critics target Democratic candidate Sarah Trone Garriott over past writings about anti-Muslim sentiment following 9/11 attacks.

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FinanceMar 16

Lululemon Faces Leadership Challenge as Founder Wilson Seeks Board Control

Lululemon's interim leadership works to boost sales while founder Chip Wilson launches proxy battle for board seats.

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ScienceMar 16

Archaeologists Discover Lost Medieval Town of Stolzenberg in Polish Forest

Researchers found the vanished medieval town of Stolzenberg buried in a Polish forest, recovering over 400 artifacts from the site.

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FinanceMar 28

Christian Communities Embrace Cryptocurrency as Faith-Based Investment

A growing number of Christian pastors and communities are promoting Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as investments aligned with biblical principles.

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