NY Attorney General sues crypto firms Gemini, Genesis
New York Attorney General Letitia James on Thursday sued cryptocurrency firms Gemini, Genesis Global and Digital Currency Group
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Second American journalist Alsu Kurmasheva arrested in Russia
Alsu Kurmasheva's detention comes after the arrest of Evan Gershkovich earlier this year.
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Crunch time for Brazil ports as coffee flow hit, sugar faces delays
By Marcelo Teixeira Brazil's commodities export hubs are strained with record volumes of soy, corn and sugar to
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Hundreds arrested at Israel-Gaza protest near US Capitol
At least 300 people are detained during a demonstration against the Israel-Hamas conflict.
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Ben Earl shows value of perseverance to become England's unlikely star at Rugby World Cup
England’s best player at the Rugby World Cup hadn’t started a match for his country until a month before the tournament
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The World Has Already Crossed a ‘Tipping Point’ on Solar Power
Solar power is set to dominate global electricity markets within the next few decades, and may have already
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Larry Fink Leads CEOs Back to COP Talks They Snubbed Last Year
Wall Street is returning to climate talks that it largely snubbed last year, as the United Arab Emirates
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Super Mario Bros. Wonder almost had live commentary
The Nintendo team hired someone who worked on the project for six months, then decided it wasn't right.
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Secrets of the 'world's best hotel'
Passalacqua, a luxury hotel on Lake Como, was voted the best hotel in the world this month at the inaugural World's 50 Best Hotels awards. Here's why its management think it won.
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Meta, TikTok given a week by EU to detail measures against disinformation
By Charlotte Van Campenhout and Bart H. Meijer BRUSSELS (Reuters) -Meta and TikTok have been given a week by the
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US broadly eases Venezuela oil sanctions after election deal
By Matt Spetalnick and Marianna Parraga WASHINGTON The Biden administration on Wednesday broadly eased sanctions on Venezuela's oil
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John Fury demands payment from KSI over £200,000 bet
John Fury has demanded that KSI fulfil a £200,000 bet, after the 59-year-old’s son Tommy beat the YouTuber in a boxing match on Saturday. Tommy beat KSI via unanimous decision, after the initial majority decision was revealed to have been the result of incorrect maths. With the win, the 24-year-old stayed unbeaten as a professional, while handing KSI (real name Olajide Olatunji) his first defeat in boxing. As a result, John Fury won a bet with KSI, 30, which had been agreed on a live stream in the lead-up to the bout. “This is a quick video for KSI,” Fury said in a clip posted on X, formerly Twitter, on Wednesday (18 October). “You owe me £200,000. “We had a bet, I want paying. Now don’t be like the other fella, Jake Paul. Be a man and pay your bets. We had a bet live on a podcast, we’ve got all the evidence there, we’ll put it all together. “You owe me, John Fury, £200,000. I want paying. Thank you very much.” Fury also shared footage of the bet being made, with KSI saying: “I’m actually gonna give it to charity [if I win], that’s what I’m gonna do.” That particular clip also showed Tommy claiming that he would “obliterate” and “kill” KSI, though the 24-year-old failed to secure a stoppage when the fight took place in Manchester on Saturday (14 October). Click here to subscribe to The Independent’s Sport YouTube channel for all the latest sports videos. Read More KSI vs Tommy Fury result changed after judging error Tommy Fury hits out at KSI’s ‘star jumps and hugs’ after beating YouTuber in boxing match Jake Paul announces return to boxing after Tommy Fury’s win over KSI
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