Cambridge Analytica to close amid Facebook data scandal
Cambridge Analytica said it will cease operations and seek bankruptcy in the US and UK after revelations it improperly obtained personal data from millions of Facebook users. Facebook and critics say the move highlights ongoing privacy and data misuse concerns in digital political advertising.
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Trump switches lawyers in Russia probe shift
President Donald Trump adds Washington lawyer Emmet Flood to his outside team replacing Ty Cobb as Mueller probes Russia’s 2016 election role. Flood will represent the administration against the investigation while Cobb retires at month end. Giuliani has joined the team, signaling a push to resolve the matter quickly.
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Caravan migrants flood San Ysidro gate as Sessions sends judges
A new wave of 49 Central Americans crossed into the United States seeking asylum near the San Ysidro port of entry in Tijuana. The total to date reaches 74 as the Justice Department sends 35 assistant U.S. attorneys and 18 immigration judges to the border to handle cases and deter illegal entries.
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Trump poised to withdraw from Iran nuclear deal by May 12
White House officials say President Trump is near a decision to exit the 2015 Iran nuclear accord by May 12, with options ranging from a full pullout to preserving some sanctions relief to maintain alliances with France. Diplomats warn aU.S. exit could provoke Iran and strain allies in Syria and beyond, while Netanyahu's documentary briefing adds pressure for withdrawal.
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First death in nationwide E coli outbreak reported in California
The CDC said 121 people in 25 states have fallen ill from contaminated romaine lettuce with 52 hospitalized and 14 kidney failures. The outbreak now rivals the 2006 spinach event, as the first death is recorded in California amid rising case counts.
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