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Tiger Woods to change plea after crash arrest
The golfer is expected in court on Wednesday for a hearing to change his plea after being charged with driving under the influence.
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'To bring more clarity': Centre issues FAQs after oppn red flags GDP figures
WorldPing'To bring more clarity': Centre issues FAQs after oppn red flags GDP figures — full report at Times of India.
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Abel said Berkshire has a clear view of the impacts AI is having across its portfolio of companies, and Google's position relative to the technology is strong.
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German authorities probe suspected sabotage after 2 power substation disruptions
Two incidents that disrupted power distribution systems in the west and east of Germany are being investigated as possible sabotage…
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Nepal intensifies relief and recovery efforts after deadly floods, UN says
More than 1,000 people have died and thousands are missing, as rescue efforts continue and aid is airlifted to villages.
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Sonu Sood reaches Nepal with flood relief: ‘Will try to bring people’s live back on track’
The actor said the immediate relief effort includes blankets and food materials, while his team is also assessing the needs of affected communities on the ground…
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West Asia conflict LIVE: Iran targets U.S. sites in Gulf after overnight attacks, calls strike on wedding 'war crime'
U.S. President Donald Trump had warned earlier of "much harder and higher" attacks if Iran retaliated to the U.S. strikes, which Iran's military and state media said killed 18 people.
Brief by WorldPing · Original reporting by The Hindu