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Singapore charges fifth person in AI server fraud case
Singapore has charged a fifth person in a case involving the alleged false representation of the end users of AI servers purchased from Dell, Super Micro Computer and Asustek Computer.
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What happened to Kyler Murray? Why Vikings QB missed Bills game and latest injury update
Kyler Murray missed the Monday Night Football game against the Buffalo Bills due to a hamstring injury. Carson Wentz replaced him as the starting quarterback for the game. Murray, who previously missed a game due to a concussion, has had ongoing health issues this season. The Vikings are not placing him on the injury list, leaving his potential return uncertain.

Watch: Ilhan Omar’s victory speech in Somali leaves white man puzzled; celebratory dance goes viral after securing fifth term
Ilhan Omar celebrated her re-election win at Karmel Mall in Minneapolis, surrounded by enthusiastic supporters. Delivering her victory speech in Somali left a white supporter behind her looking puzzled. Gratefully, Omar reflected on Minnesota's embrace of her family as refugees. This marks her fifth term in Congress amidst ongoing scrutiny over her immigration status, solidifying her role as a leading progressive voice since she took office in 2019.

Phantom children, inflated food bills and a Somali restaurant: How a Minnesota nonprofit leader built a network for the $250 million COVID-19 food aid fraud scandal
A federal program in Minnesota aimed at feeding children was exploited for $250 million in fraud. Investigators found that individuals submitted fake meal counts and claimed reimbursements for meals not served. Aimee Bock, leader of Feeding Our Future, was convicted and is serving a nearly 42-year sentence. Salim Said, co-owner of Safari Restaurant, was sentenced to 30 years in prison for his involvement.

Trump administration says it has revoked over 300,000 visas
The Trump administration has increased visa revocations, surpassing 300,000 since January 2025. Rights advocates criticize this crackdown, alleging violations of due process and increased discrimination against ethnic minorities. The State Department stated a zero tolerance for lawbreaking foreigners on visas, citing national security. Pro-Palestinian protesters and critics of conservative views have been particularly targeted in these actions.
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