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The New York Times is suing OpenAI and Microsoft for copyright infringement.
Online anonymity is decreasing in China due to new regulations requiring real identity disclosure.
U.S. and Mexican officials are collaborating to address migration issues at the Southern border.

Prigozhin's rebellion escalated quickly and caused instability in Putin's Russia
The world of billionaires like Musk and Zuckerberg is filled with strange and alarming events
The climate crisis is here and urgent action is needed from governments

Andrew Johnson faced challenges as president following Abraham Lincoln's assassination
Johnson's actions led to his impeachment by congressional Republicans
Johnson's impeachment set a precedent for future impeachment trials of US presidents

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Millard Fillmore faced a crucial decision regarding slavery and the Compromise of 1850 during his presidency.
The Compromise of 1850 generated outrage from both the North and the South due to its provisions.
Fillmore ultimately signed the compromise, which had significant political and historical implications.

Orbital Insight, a Google-backed intelligence contractor, is avoiding bankruptcy by planning a merger with Steve Wozniak's satellite company Privateer.
Orbital Insight faced financial troubles including downgrading its value and emergency loans, with its main client being the Indonesian military.
Orbital's expansion plans included military and intelligence contracts worldwide, efforts to court international militaries like the IDF, Saudis, and Emiratis, and possible NATO collaborations.

Scientists are calling for the retraction of a high-profile study on the origin of Covid-19 published in Nature, due to evidence of deception and scientific misconduct.
The study authors expressed doubts privately that the virus had natural origins, contradicting their public statements.
The lack of accountability in this situation highlights the concept of power and impunity in the scientific community.

The author regrets voting for Trump and wishes they had voted differently
He initially thought one vote was enough, not realizing the impact
The author's support for Trump stemmed from the belief that he was providing COVID relief and preventing socialism in America

The U.S. renewable sector is predicted to grow by 70% in the next two years.
Solar energy is emerging as the top winner in the U.S. renewables race.
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People in the US are preparing for the upcoming presidential election, but the tension is high leading to concerns about potential unrest and violence post-election.
There is a divide in trust regarding the election process in the US, with implications of possible foreign interference adding to the uncertainty.
The differences between the Republican and Democratic parties in the US center around the size and role of government, with individual voters often focusing on single issues when making their choice.