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A Russian court has levied an astronomical fine against Google that transcends mathematical comprehension and global economic boundaries. The staggering penalty, amounting to two undecillion rubles—a number with 36 zeros—represents a dramatic escalation in the ongoing conflict between Russian state media and the tech giant's YouTube platform.

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Just when it appeared Aaron Judge and the New York Yankees were right back in this World Series, they all but gave away the trophy.

An epic meltdown of defensive miscues, beginning with Judge’s embarrassing error in center field, helped the Los Angeles Dodgers rally in a five-run fifth inning that tied the score at 5.

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Social media platform X, formerly Twitter, has announced significant changes to its terms of service, effective November 15, allowing the platform to use user-generated content to train its artificial intelligence models. This broad license includes personal content such as tweets, photos, and videos, which X will use in its machine learning and AI model training.

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In a rare op-ed published by The Washington Post, owner Jeff Bezos defended his recent decision to end the newspaper's long-standing practice of endorsing presidential candidates. The move has caused an uproar, with high-profile resignations, widespread criticism from the editorial board, and cancellations by subscribers. Bezos explained that the decision to forgo endorsements aims to maintain journalistic independence, stating that presidential endorsements create "a perception of bias" that he wants to avoid.

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Erik and Lyle Menendez, the brothers convicted of murdering their parents in 1989, may be closer to release after Los Angeles County's district attorney recommended a review of their sentences. George Gascón, LA's top prosecutor, cited newly uncovered evidence that sheds light on the abuse allegations central to the brothers' defense.

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Vice President Kamala Harris said Wednesday that she believes that Donald Trump “is a fascist” after his longest-serving chief of staff said the former president praised Adolf Hitler while in office and put personal loyalty above the Constitution.

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