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Scientists have detected small amounts of water on the moon-inside the tiny beads that make up its surface. It could help future astrounauts live there.

Binance and its founder were sued by U.S. regulators, who allege that the world's largest crypto exchange broke rules on futures and derivatives trading

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has suspended the controversial judicial overhaul plan that sparked months of antigovernment protests

Three children and three adults were killed in a shooting at a private elementary school in Nashville. The suspect was fatally shot by police.

Lyft's two co-founders will step down from managing the company. David Risher, a board member since 2021, will be its new CEO.

Alibaba plans to split into six independently run entities, the Chinese tech giant's biggest structural overhaul in its history

A fire at a Mexican migrant detention center near the U.S. killed at least 39 people. Officials say it was started by detainees protesting their deportation.

Sam Bankman-Fried is facing a new criminal charge. Prosecutors accused him of bribing one or more Chinese officials with at least $40 million in crypto.

The U.S. told Russia that it will no longer share data on its nuclear forces. It comes after Moscow suspended its participation in the New START treaty.

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