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The FDA suspended and then fully cancelled the food license of Amazon Retail's Bhiwandi warehouse over claims of expired goods entering the market, despite a pending appeal. During Friday's hearing, the court praised the FDA's broader crackdown on unhygienic eateries like Punjab Grill and South India Dosa Corner but questioned shutting down businesses entirely for food safety issues. The regulator, under commissioner Tukaram Mundhe, inspected 63 spots recently, suspending seven licenses amid findings of cockroaches, poor storage, and missing records.

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The Bombay High Court called out the Maharashtra FDA for swinging too hard, comparing its license cancellation to 'killing a mosquito with a sword' amid an ongoing appeal.

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On June 12, 2026, Bloomberg News White House correspondent Courtney Subramanian won a three-year WHCA board term with 230 out of 264 votes, positioning her for the presidency in 2028-2029. She pledged to promote robust, independent coverage of the presidency. Conservative commentators resurfaced a 2023 Rose Garden event where Biden's notecard named her first and previewed a question on U.S. chip manufacturing and alliances—though her actual question differed, and both the Los Angeles Times and White House denied pre-submission. Her colleagues' support highlights trust in her amid debates over media-White House ties.

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Courtney Subramanian's peers just voted her onto the White House Correspondents' Association board, setting her up to lead as president in 2028. The news brought back a 2023 moment when Biden held a notecard with her question.

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At IIMUN's 15th anniversary in Mumbai, Congress MP Shashi Tharoor agreed that Rahul Gandhi’s “Chhatron Ki Goonj” outreach fell short compared to recent CJP-led protests at Jantar Mantar demanding exam accountability. He called for the party to reflect on whether it failed to listen or connect with Gen Z's pulse, warning established parties against becoming irrelevant by ignoring youth hierarchies in politics. Reactions poured in, with Congress framing it as a push against the BJP system and BJP claiming Gen Z backs Modi; Tharoor later clarified it as a broader call for introspection ahead of elections where youth will be key voters.

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Shashi Tharoor openly wondered why Congress's student campaign didn't click with young people, even as protests over exam leaks drew big crowds.

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At IIMUN's 15th anniversary in Mumbai, Congress MP Shashi Tharoor agreed that Rahul Gandhi’s “Chhatron Ki Goonj” outreach fell short compared to recent CJP-led protests at Jantar Mantar demanding exam accountability. He called for the party to reflect on whether it failed to listen or connect with Gen Z's pulse, warning established parties against becoming irrelevant by ignoring youth hierarchies in politics. Reactions poured in, with Congress framing it as a push against the BJP system and BJP claiming Gen Z backs Modi; Tharoor later clarified it as a broader call for introspection ahead of elections where youth will be key voters.

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Shashi Tharoor openly wondered why Congress's student campaign didn't click with young people, even as protests over exam leaks drew big crowds.

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New Hampshire became the ninth state to ratify the U.S. Constitution, meeting the threshold required by Article VII and ending the weak Articles of Confederation. After a February deadlock, delegates reconvened in June and agreed following promises of amendments, which led to the Bill of Rights in 1791. Today, history enthusiasts mark the 238th anniversary with images of the document and broadsides, as preparations build for America's 250th birthday next month.

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In Concord's Old North Meeting House, New Hampshire delegates cast their final ballots on June 21, 1788, tipping the scales 57-47 to make the Constitution official.

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On June 12, 2026, Bloomberg News White House correspondent Courtney Subramanian won a three-year WHCA board term with 230 out of 264 votes, positioning her for the presidency in 2028-2029. She pledged to promote robust, independent coverage of the presidency. Conservative commentators resurfaced a 2023 Rose Garden event where Biden's notecard named her first and previewed a question on U.S. chip manufacturing and alliances—though her actual question differed, and both the Los Angeles Times and White House denied pre-submission. Her colleagues' support highlights trust in her amid debates over media-White House ties.

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Courtney Subramanian's peers just voted her onto the White House Correspondents' Association board, setting her up to lead as president in 2028. The news brought back a 2023 moment when Biden held a notecard with her question.

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In a video shared widely, Sanders criticizes ultra-wealthy investments in AI and robotics, tying them to his Make Billionaires Pay Their Fair Share Act. The bill targets about 938 billionaires with a 5% annual tax on net worth over $1 billion, aiming to raise $4.4 trillion over a decade for payments to low-income households and expansions in healthcare, housing, and education. Online discussions highlight divides, with supporters demanding taxes on figures like Elon Musk and critics warning of capital flight and innovation setbacks.

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Bernie Sanders warns that billionaires' massive AI investments could leave millions jobless, calling for a tax to put people first.

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In a video shared widely, Sanders criticizes ultra-wealthy investments in AI and robotics, tying them to his Make Billionaires Pay Their Fair Share Act. The bill targets about 938 billionaires with a 5% annual tax on net worth over $1 billion, aiming to raise $4.4 trillion over a decade for payments to low-income households and expansions in healthcare, housing, and education. Online discussions highlight divides, with supporters demanding taxes on figures like Elon Musk and critics warning of capital flight and innovation setbacks.

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Bernie Sanders warns that billionaires' massive AI investments could leave millions jobless, calling for a tax to put people first.

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New Hampshire became the ninth state to ratify the U.S. Constitution, meeting the threshold required by Article VII and ending the weak Articles of Confederation. After a February deadlock, delegates reconvened in June and agreed following promises of amendments, which led to the Bill of Rights in 1791. Today, history enthusiasts mark the 238th anniversary with images of the document and broadsides, as preparations build for America's 250th birthday next month.

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In Concord's Old North Meeting House, New Hampshire delegates cast their final ballots on June 21, 1788, tipping the scales 57-47 to make the Constitution official.

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The event last Thursday drew Muslim, Jewish, and Christian students to discuss religious commonalities, but Mady—after praising sharia law's punishments and societal reforms—abruptly condemned Bratman, director of CUNY Hillel, prompting nearly 100 Muslim participants to walk out, leaving about 20 attendees. Moderator Joshua Medina expressed shock and apologized, while Bratman called the incident '100 percent antisemitic.' New York Governor Kathy Hochul condemned it as antisemitism and demanded accountability from CUNY, which launched an investigation amid online backlash and concerns over campus safety and Israel-Gaza tensions.

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At a City College of New York interfaith workshop meant to bridge religious divides, self-proclaimed imam Abdullah Mady suddenly spotted Jewish representative Ilya Bratman and branded him a Zionist responsible for Gaza deaths, urging Muslim students to leave in protest.

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The ministry shared colorful maps claiming Turkey occupies 36 percent of Cyprus, 5 percent of Syria, and 2,000 square kilometers of Iraq, while Israel's hold in Syria is just 0.1 percent for defense after Assad's fall. Turkish Cypriot accounts defended the 1974 intervention as a response to a Greek-backed coup and years of violence, highlighting failed reunification efforts. Critics on both sides called for full withdrawals, with some labeling the exchange as mutual hypocrisy amid longstanding regional frictions.

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Israel's Foreign Ministry hit back at Turkey's barbs by mapping out thousands of Turkish troops across Syria, Iraq, and Cyprus—contrasting it with their own tiny security buffer in Syria.

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Abbas Bajizehi, a 16-year-old boy, was arrested during protests in Golestan province and is held in a juvenile detention center. He allegedly confessed to leading the protests under torture, resulting in a death sentence by the Iranian regime.

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Abbas Bajizehi, a 16-year-old boy, was arrested during protests in Golestan province and is held in a juvenile detention center. He allegedly confessed to leading the protests under torture, resulting in a death sentence by the Iranian regime.

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Today is World Steelpan Day, marking the UN-recognized holiday on August 11 for the steelpan, the only major acoustic instrument invented in the 20th century in Trinidad and Tobago during the 1930s and 1940s. Celebrations spanned New York City's Times Square, Washington D.C.'s Ben’s Chili Bowl, and home gatherings with youth orchestras, where Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar praised it as a symbol of creativity and resilience. Images showed young children playing alongside pros, capturing a tradition that embodies cultural pride, youth empowerment, and sustainable communities worldwide.

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From New York streets to Trinidad classrooms, the vibrant beats of steelpans filled the air as communities honored an instrument born from oil drums and Carnival spirit.

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PalmPay eyes a Hong Kong IPO at over $1 billion valuation, aiming to raise $200 million with backing from Asian investors like Transsion Holdings. OPay, founded by Chinese entrepreneur Zhou Yahui and supported by SoftBank, targets a U.S. listing around $4 billion. While foreign funding fueled their growth in Nigeria's market, many locals express frustration that everyday users who built the platforms face limited chances to buy shares locally amid the Nigerian Exchange's shallower liquidity. NGX CEO Temi Popoola has urged President Tinubu to encourage local or dual listings, highlighting ongoing calls for policy changes to deepen domestic markets.

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Millions of Nigerians powered PalmPay and OPay into everyday essentials through daily transactions. Now, as these apps gear up for big listings abroad, users wonder why they can't share in the success at home.

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PalmPay eyes a Hong Kong IPO at over $1 billion valuation, aiming to raise $200 million with backing from Asian investors like Transsion Holdings. OPay, founded by Chinese entrepreneur Zhou Yahui and supported by SoftBank, targets a U.S. listing around $4 billion. While foreign funding fueled their growth in Nigeria's market, many locals express frustration that everyday users who built the platforms face limited chances to buy shares locally amid the Nigerian Exchange's shallower liquidity. NGX CEO Temi Popoola has urged President Tinubu to encourage local or dual listings, highlighting ongoing calls for policy changes to deepen domestic markets.

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Millions of Nigerians powered PalmPay and OPay into everyday essentials through daily transactions. Now, as these apps gear up for big listings abroad, users wonder why they can't share in the success at home.

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Parliament voted unanimously to abolish the death penalty, marking Lebanon as the pioneering Middle Eastern nation to formally end capital punishment. The decision came after years of debate and reflects a push toward human rights reforms amid regional challenges. No executions have occurred in Lebanon since 2004, paving the way for this historic change.

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Lebanon's lawmakers gathered Tuesday and cast votes that ended capital punishment for good. It's a landmark shift, making the country the first in the Middle East to take this step.

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Rabbi Zohar Atkins applies the Jevons Paradox to AI tools like Yochai and Rav Dicta, which make Torah texts instantly accessible but fuel demand for 'chiddush'—novel human insights drawn from them. He argues cheap knowledge shifts rabbis' role from fact-finders to innovators, much like efficient steam engines exploded coal use by enabling new industries. Reactions range from praise by Marc Andreessen and Michael Eisenberg for its baking metaphor to concerns about AI eroding traditional text study, highlighting broader implications for education and creativity.

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Imagine accessing ancient Jewish commentaries instantly from Israel's desert—yet true wisdom demands baking raw knowledge into fresh insights, like turning wheat into bread.

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Rabbi Zohar Atkins applies the Jevons Paradox to AI tools like Yochai and Rav Dicta, which make Torah texts instantly accessible but fuel demand for 'chiddush'—novel human insights drawn from them. He argues cheap knowledge shifts rabbis' role from fact-finders to innovators, much like efficient steam engines exploded coal use by enabling new industries. Reactions range from praise by Marc Andreessen and Michael Eisenberg for its baking metaphor to concerns about AI eroding traditional text study, highlighting broader implications for education and creativity.

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Imagine accessing ancient Jewish commentaries instantly from Israel's desert—yet true wisdom demands baking raw knowledge into fresh insights, like turning wheat into bread.

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