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Google is giving its AI researchers priority over cloud customers.
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What happened in 5 seconds? CCTV captures newlywed entering hotel room with husband, collapsing at door before death; father alleges murder
JHANSI: Muskan walks into a hotel room with her husband and another employee.
'Had enough': Thousands protest in Prague against Czech government's public media funding overhaul
Thousands of people gathered in Czech Republic capital Prague on Sunday to protest against thec government's plans to overhaul the funding of public
US has ‘two very different sets of intelligence reports’: Trump rules out Sunday strikes on Iran
US President Donald Trump on Sunday ruled out an immediate military strike against Iran, saying Washington had no plans to launch an attack that day, even
Delhi building collapse: Father and 33-year-old son killed as old structure caves in at Harsh Vihar
NEW DELHI: A 60-year-old man and his 33-year-old son died after a building collapsed in the Harsh Vihar area of Northeast Delhi on Sunday.
‘Vote for Netanyahu’: Trump urges Israelis to re-elect ‘outstanding warrior’ PM to ‘finish job’ in Iran
US President Donald Trump has urged Israelis to vote for the return of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to office, saying that the two leaders must
Microsoft says 'not possible' to UK's biggest data centre developer Nscale, after repeated delays, and electricity companies promising no power supply before 2030
Microsoft has withdrawn from a major UK data centre deal.
‘Brazil is no one’s backyard’: Lula's jibe at US after winning fourth presidential term
NEW DELHI: Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva won a fourth presidential term after defeating conservative challenger Flávio Bolsonaro in
Sri Lanka gives medical aid to stranded Iranian sailors
Sri Lanka has responded to a distress call and provided medical help to 40 Iranian sailors from ships anchored close to the island’s waters before
1,300+ protesters held across France, 53 cops hurt, government begins probe
Police arrested 1,314 people in weekend protests across France, the interior ministry said Sunday, adding that 53 officers were hurt in clashes.
Crowded House singer Neil Finn paid a reported NZ$4.2 million for Auckland’s Edinburgh Castle pub; he plans to turn it into a wellness retreat
Neil Finn, the singer-songwriter known for Crowded House and Split Enz, has bought a troubled Auckland pub with plans to give the historic property a new
Ferritin face: Can you really diagnose low iron from your looks?
Videos in which people claim to spot the signs of low iron have attracted millions of views online.
Did US officials campaign to tilt Brazil polls towards Bolsonaros?
Two US state department officials led a campaign to restore Brazil’s right-wing Bolsonaro clan to power and pushed sanctions intended to tilt the
‘Don’t test us:’ Bibi warns Iran against election disruption
Israeil prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that Iran and its allies might try to disrupt Tuesday’s Israeli elections, warning the Islamic republic
A Texas billionaire couple bought a 40,000-acre Nebraska ranch for $56 million; the property has a history of prominent owners, and its new owners want to build a major cattle operation
A Texas billionaire couple has bought a roughly 40,000-acre Nebraska ranch for $56 million, in what appears to be a record-high ranch sale in the state.
Iranians fear possible return to war as US, Israeli polls approach
Residents are stockpiling food and medicines, packing to leave the capital and preparing for renewed fighting as threats against Iran intensify and
Serbia's student movement: How and why students brought down Vučić
In just under two years the students have succeeded in tearing up 14 years of political dominance under Aleksandar Vučić.
Healey’s Budget needs to sustain the stronger economy through gathering clouds
The economic is positive now but come January things could become trickier for the Labour government