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Paramount and state attorneys general defend antitrust settlement from Booker criticism

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Israel marked the third anniversary of the October 7, 2023, attacks with national ceremonies and community events honoring those killed and abducted; its national soccer team also planned to wear “7.10” armbands in remembrance. The commemorations came amid the continuing Israel-Hamas war, which has killed more than 74,000 Palestinians in Gaza, according to the reports.

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Royal Navy Sailor Charged Over Foreign Spy Allegations

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Teddy Young, 24, a serving Royal Navy sailor, is charged under the National Security Act with obtaining protected information intending to benefit a foreign power.

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