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Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez told lawmakers there is no evidence Morocco's government orchestrated the Ceuta migrant crisis, rejecting a police report that appeared to assign blame to the country. His remarks came after tens of thousands protested across Spain against his handling of the migrant influx, though he acknowledged Ceuta presented both humanitarian and administrative challenges.Ben Delo, a British crypto entrepreneur convicted in 2022 for failing to implement anti-money laundering controls in his cryptocurrency business, has donated £4m to Reform UK. The donation accounts for 75% of the party's donations in the last quarter, making Delo the party's second biggest donor overall.A US federal judge has issued a preliminary injunction blocking the Trump administration from enforcing an executive order that would limit who qualifies for birthright citizenship. The judge ruled that the issue was settled by the Supreme Court and that no presidential executive order can undo its decision.On television, Lutnick stated that Americans had not died fighting in Iran, a claim at odds with Pentagon records showing 18 service members killed. He later apologized, explaining he had been focused on Venezuela during the remarks.The New York Times-owned publication concluded that former reporter Dianna Russini failed to disclose a conflict of interest in her coverage of Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel. The investigation examined 903 stories, 204 podcasts and 77 videos in determining the relationship breached The Athletic's standards.Sunday's election in Saxony-Anhalt will test whether the Alternative for Germany can capture power in a state for the first time. A win would represent a significant realignment in German politics.Netanyahu's office said the five Lebanese detainees were found to have no links to militant groups. One detainee, identified as Malik Ghazi (age 20), was handed to the International Committee of the Red Cross at the Naqura border crossing and transferred to Lebanese Army intelligence.Survivors and families of those killed in the Sharpeville massacre are pursuing legal action against the South African government. The shooting on 21 March 1960 left 91 dead when police opened fire on protesters opposing pass laws that restricted the movement of Black, Indian and Coloured South Africans.Snowflake's stock jumped more than 24 per cent as the cloud data platform provider raised its annual revenue forecast and reported that artificial intelligence products drove roughly half of its quarterly growth. The company lifted its fiscal 2027 product revenue forecast to $6.07 billion from $5.84 billion, with second-quarter product revenue up 37 per cent.London has formally protested to Russia's envoy about an unmanned aircraft attack on Leipzig/Halle airport in August. Berlin has attributed responsibility to the Kremlin.Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez told lawmakers there is no evidence Morocco's government orchestrated the Ceuta migrant crisis, rejecting a police report that appeared to assign blame to the country. His remarks came after tens of thousands protested across Spain against his handling of the migrant influx, though he acknowledged Ceuta presented both humanitarian and administrative challenges.Ben Delo, a British crypto entrepreneur convicted in 2022 for failing to implement anti-money laundering controls in his cryptocurrency business, has donated £4m to Reform UK. The donation accounts for 75% of the party's donations in the last quarter, making Delo the party's second biggest donor overall.A US federal judge has issued a preliminary injunction blocking the Trump administration from enforcing an executive order that would limit who qualifies for birthright citizenship. The judge ruled that the issue was settled by the Supreme Court and that no presidential executive order can undo its decision.On television, Lutnick stated that Americans had not died fighting in Iran, a claim at odds with Pentagon records showing 18 service members killed. He later apologized, explaining he had been focused on Venezuela during the remarks.The New York Times-owned publication concluded that former reporter Dianna Russini failed to disclose a conflict of interest in her coverage of Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel. The investigation examined 903 stories, 204 podcasts and 77 videos in determining the relationship breached The Athletic's standards.Sunday's election in Saxony-Anhalt will test whether the Alternative for Germany can capture power in a state for the first time. A win would represent a significant realignment in German politics.Netanyahu's office said the five Lebanese detainees were found to have no links to militant groups. One detainee, identified as Malik Ghazi (age 20), was handed to the International Committee of the Red Cross at the Naqura border crossing and transferred to Lebanese Army intelligence.Survivors and families of those killed in the Sharpeville massacre are pursuing legal action against the South African government. The shooting on 21 March 1960 left 91 dead when police opened fire on protesters opposing pass laws that restricted the movement of Black, Indian and Coloured South Africans.Snowflake's stock jumped more than 24 per cent as the cloud data platform provider raised its annual revenue forecast and reported that artificial intelligence products drove roughly half of its quarterly growth. The company lifted its fiscal 2027 product revenue forecast to $6.07 billion from $5.84 billion, with second-quarter product revenue up 37 per cent.London has formally protested to Russia's envoy about an unmanned aircraft attack on Leipzig/Halle airport in August. Berlin has attributed responsibility to the Kremlin.
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Nvidia to acquire Hugging Face for $12.93 billion

Nvidia has agreed to buy Hugging Face, the online platform for open-source AI models and datasets founded in 2016, for $12.93 billion. The platform had previously rejected a major investment from the chipmaker to maintain its independence. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said the acquisition will expand access to AI for developers and institutions worldwide.

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