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IBM has recently made the decision to pause its advertising on X after a report discovered that the tech giant’s ads were being placed next to antisemitic content on the platform formerly known as Twitter. An IBM spokesperson expressed their zero tolerance for hate speech and discrimination, explaining that the company has suspended all advertising
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Cleveland Federal Reserve President, Loretta Mester, expressed her skepticism regarding the central bank’s success in curbing inflation, despite recent news indicating lower levels of inflation. Mester stated that although progress has been made, more evidence is needed to ascertain whether inflation is on a timely path back to the target of 2%. She emphasized the
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Rwanda’s government has expressed its dissatisfaction with the recent verdict from the UK’s top court regarding a scheme to deport asylum seekers to the African country. The Supreme Court ruled that the plan was unlawful, dealing a significant blow to the UK government’s Rwanda policy. However, Rwanda’s spokesperson, Yolande Makolo, strongly refuted the notion that
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Recent warnings about the presence of lead in recalled applesauce packets have raised concerns among pediatricians. While it is still uncertain whether children exposed to these packets have suffered from acute lead poisoning, experts emphasize the importance of taking these warnings seriously. High blood lead levels in young children can lead to clinical diseases, particularly
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In November 2022, Apple introduced a groundbreaking feature called Emergency SOS via satellite for all iPhone 14 users. This feature serves as a lifeline when users find themselves in situations where they are unable to contact emergency services through traditional means. By utilizing satellite-based communication, compatible iPhone models are able to connect users to necessary
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After the unfortunate explosion during its first flight attempt, Elon Musk’s SpaceX has been granted permission by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to proceed with the second launch of its Starship rocket. The clearance comes after a thorough safety review conducted by the FAA in collaboration with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS). Despite
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