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Judge Orders Google to Share Search Results to Help Resolve Monopoly - The New York Times
Google must hand over its search results and some of its data to rival companies, a federal judge ruled on Tuesday, a decision that falls short of the sweeping changes proposed by the government to rein in the power of Silicon Valley.
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Heidi Gardner and More ‘SNL’ Cast Members Exit Show Ahead of Season 51 - The New York Times
“S.N.L.” was the top-rated broadcast show among viewers ages 18 to 49, the cohort most coveted by advertisers.
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I just realized this today: clothes is not the plural of cloth.
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Lando Norris’s Dutch GP agony reshapes his F1 title fight tactics against Piastri - The Athletic — Totally rigged.
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Hemingway Jones (@hemingway_jones) • Instagram photos and videos — As I’ve said before, this man is my hero.
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The Schon DSGN Monoc Nib: Exciting and New! - YouTube
My grail pen. Acquired!
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‘Out of my control’ – McLaren’s Lando Norris gives verdict on ‘frustrating’ 2025 Formula 1 Dutch Grand Prix retirement — It was rigged.
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During a phone call on June 17, Mr. Trump brought it up again, saying how proud he was of ending the military escalation. He mentioned that Pakistan was going to nominate him for the Nobel Peace Prize, an honor for which he had been openly campaigning. The not-so-subtle implication, according to people familiar with the call, was that Mr. Modi should do the same.
The Indian leader bristled. He told Mr. Trump that U.S. involvement had nothing to do with the recent cease-fire. It had been settled directly between India and Pakistan.
Mr. Trump largely brushed off Mr. Modi’s comments, but the disagreement — and Mr. Modi’s refusal to engage on the Nobel — has played an outsize role in the souring relationship between the two leaders, whose once-close ties go back to Mr. Trump’s first term.
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The No List: My First App and Why Saying No Matters - MacSparky
This is why I love David Sparks! Definitely get this app.
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Targeting Iran’s Leaders, Israel Found a Weak Link: Their Bodyguards - The New York Times
Despite all the precautions, Israeli jets dropped six bombs on top of the bunker soon after the meeting began, targeting the two entrance and exit doors. Remarkably, nobody in the bunker was killed. When the leaders later made their way out of the bunker, they found the bodies of a few guards, killed by the blasts.
The attack threw Iran’s intelligence apparatus into a tailspin, and soon enough Iranian officials discovered a devastating security lapse: The Israelis had been led to the meeting by hacking the phones of bodyguards who had accompanied the Iranian leaders to the site and waited outside.