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Google asks US government to drop breakup plan over national security fears

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Google accused of search and ads market monopolization
The company could have to sell off Chrome and more, but is fighting back
Execs meet with US government to discuss implications

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From Hospital Shelves to Street Stalls: Mexico Confirms Drug Diversion and Bets on Tech

Mexico confirmed hospital drugs marked "public property" are illegally resold near clinics. A digital fix is promised—with no timeline or confirmed budget.

Latin Times

Florida cop accused of taking over dead man’s home and spending years renovating it – he alleged went as far as pretending to be the dead man

There was no evidence that the two had ever met.

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Tennessee man allegedly leaves baby inside car in an area with ‘heavy foot traffic and intoxicated individuals.’ Then he’s spotted waiting in line at a bar

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USMNT Receives Major Advantage for Concacaf Nations League Quarterfinals

Mauricio Pochettino’s men are hoping to put on a show against Haiti in a few weeks.

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How the death of two CIA agents in northern Mexico led to a treason case

The deaths of two CIA agents in April after a drug lab operation in northern Mexico have led to treason charges against a former Chihuahua state attorney general

The Independent UK

Trump’s attorney general won’t rule out DOJ action to stop states from certifying midterms results

Todd Blanche suggests the Justice Department could intervene in a ‘doomsday’ scenario as federal agents ramp up investigations and prosecutions while voting is already underway

The Independent UK

Top stories on inkl right now

From Hospital Shelves to Street Stalls: Mexico Confirms Drug Diversion and Bets on Tech

Mexico confirmed hospital drugs marked "public property" are illegally resold near clinics. A digital fix is promised—with no timeline or confirmed budget.

Latin Times

Florida cop accused of taking over dead man’s home and spending years renovating it – he alleged went as far as pretending to be the dead man

There was no evidence that the two had ever met.

We Got This Covered

Tennessee man allegedly leaves baby inside car in an area with ‘heavy foot traffic and intoxicated individuals.’ Then he’s spotted waiting in line at a bar

Take care of your little ones!

We Got This Covered

USMNT Receives Major Advantage for Concacaf Nations League Quarterfinals

Mauricio Pochettino’s men are hoping to put on a show against Haiti in a few weeks.

Sports Illustrated

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How the death of two CIA agents in northern Mexico led to a treason case

The deaths of two CIA agents in April after a drug lab operation in northern Mexico have led to treason charges against a former Chihuahua state attorney general

The Independent UK

Trump’s attorney general won’t rule out DOJ action to stop states from certifying midterms results

Todd Blanche suggests the Justice Department could intervene in a ‘doomsday’ scenario as federal agents ramp up investigations and prosecutions while voting is already underway

The Independent UK

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Restaurant server asks couple about food allergies. Then the man refuses and says: ‘I’m not disclosing my medical information with someone like you’

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McDonald’s customer finishes her Diet Coke. Then she looks inside the cup and realizes what she just swallowed: ‘Literally, it was in someone’s ear’

That's going to scar her for life.

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Sacha Baron Cohen reveals Marvel’s ‘devil’ dilemma over his Jewish heritage as he admits feeling finally understood

The Borat and Ali G comedian has opened up about the unusual sensitivity shown by the creative team behind Disney+ series Ironheart, revealing how historical antisemitic stereotypes influenced discussions about his casting as Marvel villain Mephisto.

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Your License Plate Is Public — But Should Your Driving History Be?

A stranger can photograph your license plate at a red light without asking permission. That doesn’t mean the stranger should get your driving history, home address, or a convenient timeline of your movements. In the United States, those are different kinds of information, governed by different rules. Yet modern technology…

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