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Prime Minister’s Adviser on Political and Public Affairs, Rana Sanaullah, criticized the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) social media team for spreading “hatred and negative propaganda” in the country, labeling it the “biggest hurdle” in mending ties with political parties and the establishment. Sanaullah made this statement while speaking on Geo News program “Aaj Shahzeb Khanzada Kay Saath.” The premier’s aide stated that the former ruling party became a victim of its own social media brigade, nurtured by its founding chairman Imran Khan, for use against his political rivals. His comments come amid reports of backchannel efforts by US-based Pakistanis who held…

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President Donald Trump’s imposition of sweeping tariffs has ignited fears of a global trade war, causing widespread economic concern. The tariffs, including a 10% baseline on all imports and significantly higher duties on specific nations, threaten to drastically increase consumer prices in the United States and destabilize the global economy. International reactions have been marked by strong condemnation, with countries like China and the European Union pledging retaliatory measures. This situation has led to a major downturn in global stock markets, and there’s considerable confusion stemming from conflicting messages from the White House regarding the purpose and permanence of these…

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The operator of Wikipedia has been instructed by an Indian court to remove statements it considers defamatory from the Wikipedia page of a domestic news agency it hosts. This marks the latest such directive issued to the popular online encyclopedia. The Wikimedia Foundation has become the second major technology platform, after X (formerly Twitter), to find itself embroiled in court disputes in recent years over orders in India mandating the removal of online content. Last year, the news agency, ANI, initiated a defamation lawsuit against Wikimedia in the Delhi High Court. ANI cited a Wikipedia description that claimed the agency…

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PUBG Mobile’s highly anticipated 3.8 update is scheduled to be released on May 6, 2025, bringing with it new gameplay mechanics, cosmetic skins, and collaborations. The developers have also initiated a beta testing phase, allowing a select group of players to experience the update prior to its official launch. How to Join the PUBG Mobile 3.8 Beta Test? Players interested in participating in the beta test can register through PUBG Mobile’s official Discord server. A TestFlight invitation link will be provided to eligible participants; however, as the number of slots is limited, early registration is advised. PUBG Mobile 3.8 Leaked…

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Over a decade since the release of Grand Theft Auto 5 and GTA Online, fans of the iconic franchise are eagerly anticipating Grand Theft Auto 6 (GTA 6), slated for release in Fall 2025. While Rockstar Games has largely kept the game’s details confidential, here are 5 confirmed features that are sure to generate excitement among fans. Confirmed Platforms It’s official: Grand Theft Auto 6 will be available on both PS5 and Xbox Series X/S in 2025. Although there has been no confirmation yet regarding a PC release, fans anticipate it will launch at a later date, similar to GTA…

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A pro-Palestinian protest by Microsoft employees interrupted the company’s 50th anniversary celebration on Friday, underscoring escalating tensions regarding the tech giant’s collaboration with the Israeli military. The demonstration took place during a live-streamed event at Microsoft’s headquarters, where the company’s AI chief Mustafa Suleyman was presenting updates on its AI assistant product, Copilot, to an audience that included Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates and former CEO Steve Ballmer. The protest commenced when Ibtihal Aboussad, a Microsoft employee, disrupted Suleyman’s speech, accusing the company of complicity in the ongoing conflict in Gaza. “Mustafa, shame on you,” Aboussad exclaimed as she approached the…

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Theodore McCarrick, the former archbishop of Washington who faced accusations of sexually abusing both minors and adults, has died, according to an announcement from his successor, Cardinal Robert McElroy. “Today, I learned of the passing of Theodore McCarrick, the former Archbishop of Washington. At this moment, my thoughts are particularly with those he harmed during his time as a priest,” McElroy of Washington said in a statement. “Through their ongoing suffering, may we remain steadfast in our prayers for them and for all individuals who have been victims of sexual abuse.” McCarrick was 94 years old, Vatican News reported. McCarrick…

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After being detained for over a month by immigration authorities, Jose Gregorio Gonzalez was released on Friday morning to proceed with the process of donating a kidney to his brother. Gonzalez, who came to the United States to support his brother battling kidney failure, was informed earlier in the week that he would be deported, leading to urgent appeals for his release from immigration custody on humanitarian grounds. Days later, Gonzalez received a temporary reprieve from deportation, according to an advocate. Gonzalez will be permitted to remain in the US for one year under humanitarian parole, the brothers’ attorney, Peter…

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A Michigan couple was released Thursday after spending nearly a month in a Mexican prison due to a payment disagreement with a timeshare company, according to Michael Gordon, a spokesperson for Michigan Rep. Tom Barrett’s office. Paul Akeo, a 58-year-old Navy veteran, and his wife Christy, 60, were taken into custody shortly after their plane landed in Cancun on March 4, their family reported. Prosecutors in the Mexican state of Quintana Roo, where Cancun is located, had accused the Akeos of defrauding a hospitality business. The couple was released, and their criminal charges were dropped after they reached a settlement…

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A mother in Maryland recently experienced two urgent phone calls: one from her husband, informing her that he had been pulled over by authorities after completing his construction work shift. The second call came from Homeland Security, instructing her that she had a mere ten minutes to collect their five-year-old son, who was in the vehicle with her husband. Jennifer Stefania Vasquez Sura swiftly rushed to her husband’s location to quickly place their tearful child into a car seat and bid farewell to her husband, who was also weeping. “If you are strong, I will be strong,” were the…

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