Maryland shooting kills three people
Three people were killed in a shooting in a hotel parking lot in Annapolis, Maryland.
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Hackers attacked Dallas city services
Hackers carried out a ransomware virus attack on city services in Dallas, Texas, shutting down courts and disabling police and fire department websites.
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Biden’s supporters disapprove of fund to protect his son Hunter
Supporters of U.S. President Joe Biden disapprove of plans by his son Hunter’s team to create a special fund to funnel money there to pay his debts to a team of lawyers who are defending him in lawsuits.
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Trump calls neo-Marxism and globalism the main danger to Western civilization
Former U.S. President Donald Trump considers Marxism and globalism to be the main danger to Western civilization.
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Shares of some regional U.S. banks are depreciating following the collapse of First Republic Bank
The collapse of the U.S. First Republic Bank led to a drop in the quotations of some regional banks.
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U.S. Attorney’s Office is close to a decision to indict Hunter Biden
U.S. prosecutorial authorities are close to deciding whether to charge the son of U.S. President Hunter Biden with tax evasion and firearms offenses.
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Biden’s decision to send 1,500 troops to the border drew criticism from lawmakers
The decision by U.S. President Joe Biden’s administration to send 1,500 U.S. troops to the border with Mexico for 90 days in light of an expected influx of migrants has drawn criticism from Republican and Democratic lawmakers.
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White House releases national standards strategy for critical and emerging technologies
The U.S. administration has developed and released a National Standards Strategy for Critical and Emerging Technologies
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Microsoft has expanded the capabilities of the Bing search engine and Microsoft Edge browser
Microsoft has expanded the capabilities of its Bing search engine and Microsoft Edge browser and made them available to more users.
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On June 1, the U.S. may run out of money
U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen warned that if Congress does not raise the legally allowed U.S. debt ceiling or suspend it, by June 1 the country’s government could run out of money.
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