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President Donald Trump sits in the Oval Office of the White House alongside a stack of red caps stating “America is Back” (AP Photo) 6.1 Magnitude Earthquake Rattles Japan; No Tsunami Warning A 6.1-magnitude earthquake struck off Japan’s northeastern coastline on Sunday, rattling the region, though no tsunami warning was issued. Separately, a 5.6-magnitude earthquake…

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Indian student, 25, from Telangana found dead in London; family questions circumstances surrounding his death

A 25-year-old student from Telangana, who had gone to the United Kingdom for higher studies last year, was found dead in his room in London on June 23. Srinath Reddy’s father, Madhusudhan, says the family is yet to receive complete details about how their son died in London. (Screenshot from GoFundMe page) His family, from…

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Box Office Performance of ‘Supergirl’ and ‘Toy Story 5’

Warner Bros/DC’s ‘Supergirl’ faces mixed reviews and a $40 million opening, while ‘Toy Story 5’ continues to dominate at the box office. Disney and Pixar’s ‘Toy Story 5′ is leading the box office, projected to earn over $70 million in its second weekend. In contrast, Warner Bros. and DC Studios’ latest release, ‘Supergirl’, is anticipated…

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What news reports from 1600s tell us about life in Mughal India

While Europe was inventing newspapers, Mughal India had its own news network. From the late 16th Century, armies of scribes, agents and secretaries compiled akhbarat – brief news reports on court intrigue, military campaigns, appointments, finances and gossip. Written in Persian on brittle paper in hurried hands, they formed the Mughal empire’s information network: part…

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