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Harry and Meghan Former Frogmore Cottage Linked to New Andrew Epstein Claims

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle former UK home, Frogmore Cottage, has appeared in newly released files linked to the Jeffrey Epstein investigation involving Prince Andrew. The Duke and Duchess of…

China launches three venture capital funds totaling $7.14B to back early-stage hard tech startups in quantum, biomedicine, and aerospace.
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China Launches Venture Funds for Hard Technology

China has launched three venture capital funds to invest in "hard technology," state broadcaster CCTV reported on Friday. Each fund has over 50 billion yuan ($7.14 billion) in capital contributions.…

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Kelly Clarkson Spreads Holiday Cheer With Christmas Performance After Difficult Year

Kelly Clarkson made a joyful return to the stage this Christmas, sharing festive music with fans after stepping back from her singing career for a while. The singer and television…

New York now requires social media platforms to warn users about risks to kids’ mental health from addictive feeds and auto-play features.
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New York Requires Mental Health Warnings on Social Media

New York will now require social media platforms to display warnings about the potential mental health risks for young users. Governor Kathy Hochul announced the law on Friday. Platforms with…

King Charles faces fresh tensions as Prince Andrew scandal details continue to emerge during the royal holiday break.
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King Charles Faces New Challenges Amid Prince Andrew Controversy

King Charles’ holiday break with the royal family at Sandringham is overshadowed by fresh turmoil as Prince Andrew continues to bring challenges to the monarchy. The final months of 2025…

Atos agrees to sell its Latin American business to Semantix, part of a restructuring plan to reduce debt and focus on core operations.
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Atos to Sell Latin American Operations to Semantix

Agreement ReachedFrench IT company Atos said Friday that it signed a binding agreement to sell its Latin American business to Brazilian tech firm Semantix. The deal is part of Atos’…

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Saba Qamar Responds to Police Uniform Controversy, Shares Official Permission Letter

Pakistani actress Saba Qamar has addressed the controversy over her wearing a police uniform. The issue started after a petition claimed she appeared in a Punjab Police uniform without proper…

China lets reusable rocket firms bypass profit rules for STAR market IPOs, aiming to compete with SpaceX and boost its space ambitions.
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China Eases IPO Rules for Reusable Rocket Firms

Fast-Track IPOs for Rocket CompaniesChina will allow companies developing reusable rockets to take a fast lane for initial public offerings on the STAR market. The Shanghai Stock Exchange stated that…

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Camila Cabello Shares Funny Christmas Message Amid Relationship Rumors

Camila Cabello brought some humor to the holiday season with a funny Christmas video on TikTok, continuing her annual tradition. The 28-year-old singer referenced her viral 2021 White House performance,…

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Fergie’s Smart Move Keeps Royal Family Out of Embarrassment

Sarah Ferguson, the former Duchess of York, has quietly handled a tricky royal situation this Christmas. Once welcomed back to the royal fold, Fergie and Prince Andrew were forced to…

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