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Apple loses landmark UK lawsuit over App Store commissions
Tribunal ruled that Apple had abused its dominant position by shutting out competition and charging excessive prices.
NBA related arrests rise above 30 in FBI crackdown on illegal gambling
Charges are related to insider sports betting and another that rigged poker games nationwide linked with NBA and Mafia.
What we know about the torture, abuse of Palestinian prisoners by Israel
Testimonies from released Palestinian prisoners, plus the condition of bodies, highlight alleged Israeli abuses.
Chepngetich retains women’s marathon world record despite three-year ban
Chepngetich smashed the marathon record in Chicago last October, and was provisionally suspended for doping in July.
Palestinians search for loved ones missing during the Gaza war
Thousands remain missing in Gaza after the war, including Islam al-Danaf’s husband who disappeared after fetching wood.
Vance criticises Israeli parliament vote on West Bank annexation
US Vice President Vance decries 'political stunt', says Trump would not back annexation of occupied West Bank.
Brazil’s President Lula announces he will seek a fourth term in 2026
The left-wing leader made the announcement on a trip through Asia, brushing aside concerns about his advanced age.
Has climate change brought mosquitoes to Iceland?
Iceland is no longer among the few places in the world free of mosquitoes. Scientists point to rising temperatures.
Trump live: Mexico’s Sheinbaum rejects US strikes on alleged drug boats
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum says she does not agree with US strikes on boats off the coast of South America.
The Facts Behind Trump’s Drug War
Trump calls the Caribbean strikes a “war on drugs” - but with no drug proof, critics question the real motive.

