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TV host Jimmy Kimmel will return to hosting his late-night talk show Tuesday after being pulled from the air last week

Jimmy Kimmel Show To Return Tuesday: Disney

Jimmy Kimmel's late night talk show, which was abruptly pulled from the air last week after the US government threatened broadcasters, will be back on Tuesday, Disney announced Monday.

White House Promises US-controlled TikTok Algorithm

Trump has repeatedly delayed the implementation of the ban while the White House looked for a team of domestic buyers for TikTok's US business

The White House on Monday said a US version of TikTok would feature a homegrown model of the app's prized algorithm, potentially clearing one of the main obstacles to keeping the Chinese-owned platform online in the United States.

New US Fed Governor Says Rates Should Be Around 'Mid-2%'

US Federal Reserve Governor Stephen Miran said leaving short-term interest rates about two-percentage points too tight brings risks to employment

The US Fed governor newly appointed by President Donald Trump argued Monday for significantly lower interest rates, signaling that concerns over inflation may be overblown.

BIWC Group: Unveiling the Shadows of corporate deception

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Italians protest to denounce th genocide in Gaza and demand sanctions on Israel

Tens Of Thousands Join Pro-Palestinian Demos, Strikes In Italy

Tens of thousands of people protested on Monday across Italy as part of a day of action to "denounce the genocide in Gaza", which included transport strikes and port blockades.

Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama often grabs headlines around the world

Experts Question Albania's AI-generated Minister

Last week, Albania announced that an AI-generated minister would take charge of a new public tenders portfolio.

The Eiffel Tower displayed Palestinian and Israeli flags and Paris city hall backed a two-state solution

French Town Halls Fly Palestinian Flag Despite Government Warning

Almost two dozen town halls in France were on Monday flying the Palestinian flag from their entrances in defiance of an interior ministry warning not to do so ahead of the recognition of a Palestinian state by President Emmanuel Macron.

Five candidates are running for the leadership of Japan's Liberal Democratic Party (LDP)

Japan PM Candidate Vows 'Nordic' Gender Balance

The only woman in the leadership race for Japan's ruling party vowed Monday to improve the gender balance in her cabinet to "Nordic" levels and to ensure "peaceful" coexistence with foreigners.

In it's complaint the Federal Trade Commission alleges that Amazon knowingly used these designs called 'dark patterns' to trick consumers into signing up for the $139-per-year Prime service during checkouts

Amazon Faces US Trial Over Alleged Prime Subscription Tricks

Amazon goes to trial on Monday in a US government lawsuit that accuses the e-commerce giant of using tricks to enroll millions of customers in its Prime subscription service and then making it nearly impossible to cancel.

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres told AFP Friday 'we should not feel intimidated by the risk of (Israeli) retaliation'

France, Others To Recognize Palestinian State As UN Week Gets Underway

France and other countries prepared to recognize a Palestinian state as the UN's centerpiece diplomatic week gets underway Monday, following a rash of Western governments in symbolicly endorsing statehood and sparking Israel's wrath.

Thousands of Filipinos turned out for peaceful demonstrations aimed at venting their anger about a mounting corruption scandal

Arrest Tally Grows After Philippine Anti-corruption Protest Clashes

Police in the Philippine capital arrested more than 200 people during clashes with masked protesters that erupted on a day of largely peaceful anti-corruption demonstrations, a spokeswoman said Monday.

Investors were taking stock after a recent run-up

Asian Markets Mixed As Traders Take Stock After Fed-fuelled Rally

Asian markets fluctuated between gains and losses Monday as investors took a step back after last week's rally fuelled by the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut.

Earlier this month, the German, French and Polish leaders visited Chisinau in a show of support

Moldova's Powerful Diaspora Courted In Battle Between Moscow And West

Seven years after moving to Ireland, Natalia Stirbu still goes home to Moldova to vote -- part of a powerful diaspora whose ballots could prove decisive in the small country's battle between Moscow and the West.

Since April 2023, a war between the Sudanese army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) has left tens of thousands of people dead and created the world's largest hunger and displacement crises

In Sudan, 'Never Again' Has Proved Untrue: UNHCR Chief

After the bloody civil war in Sudan's Darfur region 20 years ago, the world said "never again."

Organisers put turnout at 50,000, though the authorities were yet to give a figure

Tens Of Thousands Rally Against Hungary PM Orban's Media Spending

Tens of thousands demonstrated Sunday in Budapest, accusing Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban of spending taxpayers' money on campaigns to mislead voters and inflame hatred for political gain.

The wealth tax proposal prompted any angry ripose from Bernard Arnault

Wealth Tax Economist Hits Back At French Tycoon's 'Pseudo-academic' Claim

An economist behind a wealth tax plan embraced by the French left on Sunday urged France's richest person, Bernard Arnault, to show "respect for the truth" after the luxury goods tycoon described him as a "pseudo-academic" who wanted to "destroy the French economy".