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Washington, D.C. Staff Writer   Education: American University, MA in Journalism and Public Affairs; University of Notre Dame, BA in American Studies   Marisa Iati is a reporter on the general assignment desk at The Washington Post. She previously worked at the Star-Ledger and NJ.com in New Jersey,...

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Russian troops advancing in eastern Ukraine

After failing to take the capital Kyiv in the first few weeks of the war, Moscow’s army has refocused on the east of Ukraine with grim results.

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Bill Gates’ chilling Covid prediction ​

The tech baron has made another chilling prediction about the virus while urging countries to maintain vigilance.

4 years ago

Kim Kardashian and Pete Davidson make red carpet debut

Kim Kardashian and Pete Davidson have hit the red carpet together for the very first time, with the reality star sporting some serious sparkle.

4 years ago

UK Defence Secretary warns Vladimir Putin could declare a new world war within days

Britain’s Defence Secretary has warned Russian President Vladimir Putin could declare a new world war on a particular date in May.

4 years ago

James Corden leaving Late Late Show after eight years

British comedian and actor turned US talk show host James Corden has announced he will be leaving The Late Late Show next year.

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Depp v Heard: What you might have missed this week

We're now three weeks into Johnny Depp's defamation trial against his former partner, Amber Heard. Mr Depp has sued Ms Heard for $50m (£40m) over an article she wrote in which she claimed to be a victim of domestic abuse. Ms Heard is countersuing for $100m.

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Elon Musk sells $5.6 billion in Tesla shares after Twitter deal

Elon Musk has undertaken a mass sell-off in the days after making headlines for the approval of his $60 billion takeover of Twitter.

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Angry Netflix staff flood social media after being laid off amid streamer’s financial woes

Disgruntled former Netflix employees have taken to social media to lash out at the streaming giant after they were laid off amid the company’s financial problems.

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Fears of new war in Europe ​

There are concerns the conflict between Russia and Ukraine could spread to Moldova after the country was rocked by explosions.

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Andrew Garfield stepping back from acting: ‘I need to just be ordinary for a while’

Oscar-nominated actor Andrew Garfield has revealed he is stepping back from acting, adding he wants to live an “ordinary” life.

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Harry Styles says he was ‘ashamed’ of sex life

The British rock star has given a surprisingly candid interview about his private life, revealing he was once “so ashamed” to be having sex.

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Kim Kardashian photoshopped image of daughter Chicago for her ‘aesthetic’

Kim Kardashian has confessed to covering up her niece’s face in a photo from a family trip to Disneyland for a bizarre reason.

4 years ago

Elon Musk has bought Twitter but he kind of hates free speech

There’s a troubling element to the $61 billion hostile takeover of Twitter by the world’s richest man, Elon Musk.

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The country has accepted new payment terms and opened a ruble account, Chancellor Karl Nehammer has announced

The country has accepted new payment terms and opened a ruble account, Chancellor Karl Nehammer has announced

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Leaks expose Twitter executives' fears of Musk

One executive said Twitter’s censors are now in a “very difficult” position, while another reportedly cried

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'Fleeing the same war' in Ukraine but treated differently: Black doctor bemoans Swiss limbo

International students in Ukraine should be treated like any other Ukrainian refugee, coalition says

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Poland and Bulgaria say they will not succumb to Russia's 'gas blackmail'

It's the 1st time Russia has cut off gas to European customers since Moscow invaded Ukraine

4 years ago

Alphabet revenue falls short as YouTube and TikTok battle for users

Supply issues, inflation and war in Ukraine fuel Google parent company’s first-quarter struggles

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In Photos: The Destruction of Mariupol

The strategic port city has been badly damaged by two months of fighting, and tens of thousands have fled.

4 years ago

Harvard Pledges $100 Million to Redress Ties to Slavery

New report says Ivy League university profited from slavery during the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries through its financial connection to donors

4 years ago

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