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Snapchat agrees to pay $35m in class-action lawsuit

Snapchat has settled a class-action lawsuit about its photo filters in Illinois for 35 million dollars.

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Vance begins talks in Switzerland with Iran to end war by saying US wants to 'transform' Middle East

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California Gov Newsom declares state of emergency as LA warehouse fire continues to burn, spew smoke

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COVID vaccine only 6.2% effective against 'major adverse cardiac events' in veterans: VA study

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Vance arrives in Switzerland to resume talks with Iran, Pakistan negotiators to end war

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Pressure builds to expand bill banning Congress from insider prediction bets to all of government

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Most Americans don't trust AI for news, poll finds

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‘Most wanted’ $1.2B Medicare fraudster arrested in the Philippines

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Trump blames vandalism for reflecting pool damage, defends response to algae bloom

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Israel military says it has 'eliminated' two Hamas operatives tied to major funding network

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UK Prime Minister Starmer considering resignation following another big election loss

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Federal appeals court clears way for Ohio’s social media parental consent law to go forward

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