The U.S. has been Israel's most consistent and important ally, but it has now opened an investigation into the killing of Palestinian journalist Shireen Abu Akleh. The move has irked Israel. Can Biden afford to anger its ally?

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A company named Pushwoosh presented itself as based in the U.S, while it's actually Russian. It designs codes for mobile app developers so that they can offer users a smooth experience, but these codes can also be used to steal user data. According to reports, the U.S. army's iOS app was among thousands that unknowingly used code designed by this firm.

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Is America's political polarisation complete? The Midterm projections show how divided American voters have become. Neither Republicans nor Democrats can claim to have the support of majority.

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According to the US media projections, Republican Karie Lake lost the bid to be Arizona's governor. Arizona was the pivotal state for the 2024 presidential elections.

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Alphabet's Google has agreed to pay $391.5 million to settle claims made by 40 US states that the tech giant is monitoring its users' whereabouts.&nbsp;

The Michigan attorney general announced the news on Monday (November 14).&nbsp;

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The probe and settlement were headed by Oregon and Nebraska, showing that the firm is rapidly increasing its customer monitoring practices.&nbsp;

The lowa attorney general has also asked the firm to be more transparent with users, with comprehensive information about the location-tracking data on a safe and dedicated page, and be more upfront about when the tracking happens, Reuters reported.&nbsp;

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The attorney general said, "When consumers make the decision to not share location data on their devices, they should be able to trust that a company will no longer track their every move."&nbsp;

A customer location is a marketer's breakthrough for helping an advertiser to make more relevant ads appear and grabs consumer attention. The firm's ad business generated over $111 billion in the first half of this year through advertisement.&nbsp;

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Responding to the situation, the representative for the tech company Jose Castaneda said, "Consistent with improvements we've made in recent years, we have settled this investigation which was based on outdated product policies that we changed years ago."

A similar case was filed by Arizona against Google which was resolved by&nbsp;the firm paying $85 million last month.&nbsp;

In January, Texas, Indiana, Washington and the District of Columbia filed a lawsuit against Google for its dishonest location-tracking methods.&nbsp;

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Alphabet's Google has agreed to pay $391.5 million to settle claims made by 40 US states that the tech giant is monitoring its users' whereabouts. The Michigan attorney general announced the news on Monday (November 14).

Alphabet's Google has agreed to pay $391.5 million to settle claims made by 40 US states that the tech giant is monitoring its users' whereabouts. The Michigan attorney general announced the news on Monday (November 14). Also read | Google shuts Google Hangouts to prompt users to use Chat, says it's a better option The probe and settlement were headed by Oregon and Nebraska, showing that the firm is rapidly increasing its customer monitoring practices. The lowa attorney general has also asked the firm to be more transparent with users, with comprehensive information about the location-tracking data on a safe and dedicated page, and be more upfront about when the tracking happens, Reuters reported. Watch | WION Fineprint: Google Chrome is most vulnerable browser in 2022 The attorney general said, "When consumers make the decision to not share location data on their devices, they should be able to trust that a company will no longer track their every move." A customer location is a marketer's breakthrough for helping an advertiser to make more relevant ads appear and grabs consumer attention. The firm's ad business generated over $111 billion in the first half of this year through advertisement. Also read | India slaps $162 mn fine on Google, orders it to allow third-party payments Responding to the situation, the representative for the tech company Jose Castaneda said, "Consistent with improvements we've made in recent years, we have settled this investigation which was based on outdated product policies that we changed years ago." A similar case was filed by Arizona against Google which was resolved by the firm paying $85 million last month. In January, Texas, Indiana, Washington and the District of Columbia filed a lawsuit against Google for its dishonest location-tracking methods. WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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U.S. President Joe Biden held talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping amid simmering tensions over Taiwan. Both leaders held talks on the sidelines of the G20 Summit.

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U.S. has renewed its interest in the Southeast Asian region, which is referred to as China's strategic backyard. Is Southeast Asia stuck between two superpowers?

WION Fineprint | Southeast Asia stuck between two superpowers?

The Biden-Xi sit-down: Bid to stabilise U.S, China ties

Is there a divide in the Republican party over former President Donald Trump's 2024 run bid? Democrats celebrate the senate win in the US Midterms.

U.S. Midterms: Divide in the Republican party over Trump? Democrats celebrate the senate win

US President Joe Biden addressed the media on the sidelines of G20. Biden said the use of nuclear weapons is unacceptable. He added that the One-China policy has not changed.

Biden's media address on the sidelines of G20: 'Use of nuclear weapons unacceptable'

In politics, it's a given that some individuals tend to go deep into their own pockets to fund for campaigns for political parties or for their candidates and the news of the collapse of the crypto trading firm FTX comes as a blow for the Democrats.

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After firing thousands of Twitter employees in the first week of taking over platform. Reports suggest, the employees were removed without any prior notice. A lot of employees said their access were removed without any prior information.

Elon Musk removes Twitter contract workers without notice

G20 overshadowed by the Ukraine war? Biden, Xi meet ahead of G20 Summit

The United States will be implementing fresh sanctions on a network of individuals and companies who were suspected of helping Russia in its ongoing invasion of Ukraine. US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen told reporters at the G20 Summit in Indonesia on Monday that the list included 28 companies and 14 individuals&nbsp;from around the world and more actions will be taken on involved financial establishments.&nbsp;

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"This is part of our larger effort to disrupt Russia's war effort and deny equipment it needs through sanctions and export controls," Yellen told reporters according to Reuters.&nbsp;

According to Yellen, the organisations and individuals were providing monetary as well as technological support to the Russian authorities and they also played a role in the procurement of drones from Iran. &nbsp;

The Iranian drones have added another dimension to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine with global powers criticising Tehran for their involvement. The drones were also used extensively by the Russian military for attacking Ukrainian infrastructure amid fight back from the resistance forces in Kherson.&nbsp;

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The sanctions will be the latest addition to the list of actions taken against companies in Russia which were involved in business with the US. According to the New York Times, most of these companies belonged to the technology sector and the sanctions have reportedly impacted their revenues.&nbsp;

The United States have sent around $4.5 billion in aid to Ukraine till now since the start of the conflict and along with the European Union, the authorities have promised to provide further assistance.&nbsp;

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The United States will be implementing fresh sanctions on a network of individuals and companies who were suspected of helping Russia in its ongoing invasion of Ukraine.

The United States will be implementing fresh sanctions on a network of individuals and companies who were suspected of helping Russia in its ongoing invasion of Ukraine. US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen told reporters at the G20 Summit in Indonesia on Monday that the list included 28 companies and 14 individuals from around the world and more actions will be taken on involved financial establishments. Also read | G20 Summit LIVE | Biden tells Xi hopes to avoid US-China 'conflict' "This is part of our larger effort to disrupt Russia's war effort and deny equipment it needs through sanctions and export controls," Yellen told reporters according to Reuters. According to Yellen, the organisations and individuals were providing monetary as well as technological support to the Russian authorities and they also played a role in the procurement of drones from Iran. The Iranian drones have added another dimension to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine with global powers criticising Tehran for their involvement. The drones were also used extensively by the Russian military for attacking Ukrainian infrastructure amid fight back from the resistance forces in Kherson. WATCH | Joe Biden holds talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping amid simmering tensions The sanctions will be the latest addition to the list of actions taken against companies in Russia which were involved in business with the US. According to the New York Times, most of these companies belonged to the technology sector and the sanctions have reportedly impacted their revenues. The United States have sent around $4.5 billion in aid to Ukraine till now since the start of the conflict and along with the European Union, the authorities have promised to provide further assistance.

US to sanction entities who helped Russia in procuring military equipment

Japan and South Korea have held their official meeting in three years. Japanese PM Kishida highlights the importance of trilateral ties. Watch this report.

First Japan, South Korea official meeting in three years: Kishida highlights the importance of trilateral ties

U.S. President Joe Biden holds talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping amid simmering tensions

The Democrats are all set to control the Senate. According to American Network's report the Democrats have won the Nevada elections after Democratic Senator Catherine Cortez Masto won a tie to re-election race against Republican Adam Laxalt.

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With Elon Musk at the helm of affairs and Twitter, the change of ownership of the microblogging site is raised some serious concerns amongst advertisers as a lot of them are now distancing themselves from the platform.

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US Midterm Elections: Boost for Biden as Democrats retain control of US Senate

The US President Joe Biden is all set to meet his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping. The meeting between both the leaders are on the sidelines of the G20 Summit in Bali.

Biden, Xi to discuss US-China relations, talks aimed at deepening lines of communication

India has taken a call to double its trade with Russia. The decision comes amidst staggering US led sanctions and Russia owing to its Ukraine invasion. The increase in trade comes mainly in the backdrop of sharply higher imports of discounted Russian crude oil by India.

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US President Joe Biden said on Sunday (November 13) that the US seeks no conflict with China, as leaders began arriving in Bali, Indonesia, for G-20 summit. It is expected that G20 summit taking place this time will see tense talks on a range of geopolitical issues. Biden is slated to meet his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping on Monday. It will be a first face-to-face meeting between the two leaders since Biden took office.

Relations between the US and China are currently under strain. Jake Sullivan, a national security adviser to Biden, told reporters the meeting could last "a couple of hours".

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Biden landed in Bali after attending Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) summit in Cambodia. He said that the United States would "compete vigorously" with Beijing while "ensuring competition does not veer into conflict".

Russia's Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov also arrived in Bali from Cambodia earlier on Sunday.

The war in Ukraine and its economic fallout is expected to dominate discussions in Bali and at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) forum in Bangkok at the end of the week, alongside climate commitments, food insecurity and tensions over the Taiwan Strait, the South China Sea and North Korea.

Lavrov earlier accused the West if militarising Southeast Asia to contain Chinese and Russian interests.

"The United States and its NATO allies are trying to master this space," Lavrov told reporters.

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Lavrov is representing President Vladimir Putin at the summits and is expected to hear stinging rebukes from within the G20 over the invasion of Ukraine, which Moscow calls a special military operation.

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US President Joe Biden said on Sunday (November 13) that the US seeks no conflict with China, as leaders began arriving in Bali, Indonesia, for G-20 summit. It is expected that G20 summit taking place this time will see tense talks on a range of geopolitical issues.

US President Joe Biden said on Sunday (November 13) that the US seeks no conflict with China, as leaders began arriving in Bali, Indonesia, for G-20 summit. It is expected that G20 summit taking place this time will see tense talks on a range of geopolitical issues. Biden is slated to meet his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping on Monday. It will be a first face-to-face meeting between the two leaders since Biden took office. Relations between the US and China are currently under strain. Jake Sullivan, a national security adviser to Biden, told reporters the meeting could last "a couple of hours". Watch | Biden, Xi to discuss US-China relations, talks aimed at deepening lines of communication × Biden landed in Bali after attending Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) summit in Cambodia. He said that the United States would "compete vigorously" with Beijing while "ensuring competition does not veer into conflict". Russia's Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov also arrived in Bali from Cambodia earlier on Sunday. The war in Ukraine and its economic fallout is expected to dominate discussions in Bali and at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) forum in Bangkok at the end of the week, alongside climate commitments, food insecurity and tensions over the Taiwan Strait, the South China Sea and North Korea. Lavrov earlier accused the West if militarising Southeast Asia to contain Chinese and Russian interests. "The United States and its NATO allies are trying to master this space," Lavrov told reporters. Also Read | Biden urges Japan & S Korea to join hands on N Korean and Chinese threat Lavrov is representing President Vladimir Putin at the summits and is expected to hear stinging rebukes from within the G20 over the invasion of Ukraine, which Moscow calls a special military operation. (With inputs from agencies) You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. WATCH WION LIVE HERE ×

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Colorado became&nbsp;the second state in the United States after Oregon to vote&nbsp;for decriminalising naturally occurring hallucinogens like magic mushrooms.&nbsp;After Oregon, Colorado has legalised medications under the Schedule 1 of the Controlled Substances Act.

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The provision, expected to take effect around&nbsp;2024-end,&nbsp;will let Coloradans over 21 grow their own hallucinogenic compounds to consume them privately for recreational purposes, Fox News reported.

According to the language on the ballot, Proposition 122, also known as the Natural Medicine Act, defines natural medicine as "certain plants or fungi that affect a person’s mental health and are controlled substances under state law."&nbsp;

Once affected by the advisory council, a few more psychedelic compounds could be added to the category of "natural medicine" in 2026. Ibogaine, mescaline and dimethyltryptamine are some of the potential drugs.

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Earlier, a study found that using the hallucinogenic substance found in magic mushrooms can be useful to people suffering from depression and helps in the treatment. It showed that a single dose of 25mg of psilocybin and therapy sessions cured several patients having severe depression.&nbsp;

However, despite having such encouraging outcomes, many patients experienced a number of side effects, the most common being vertigo, fatigue and headaches.

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Colorado became the second state in the United States after Oregon to vote for decriminalising naturally occurring hallucinogens like magic mushrooms. After Oregon, Colorado has legalised medications under the Schedule 1 of the Controlled Substances Act.

Colorado became the second state in the United States after Oregon to vote for decriminalising naturally occurring hallucinogens like magic mushrooms. After Oregon, Colorado has legalised medications under the Schedule 1 of the Controlled Substances Act. Also read | Magic mushrooms to be one of the most effective tool to treat depression, says study The provision, expected to take effect around 2024-end, will let Coloradans over 21 grow their own hallucinogenic compounds to consume them privately for recreational purposes, Fox News reported. According to the language on the ballot, Proposition 122, also known as the Natural Medicine Act, defines natural medicine as "certain plants or fungi that affect a person’s mental health and are controlled substances under state law." Once affected by the advisory council, a few more psychedelic compounds could be added to the category of "natural medicine" in 2026. Ibogaine, mescaline and dimethyltryptamine are some of the potential drugs. Also read | Can't resist moving to a good beat? A new study shows rats cannot either Earlier, a study found that using the hallucinogenic substance found in magic mushrooms can be useful to people suffering from depression and helps in the treatment. It showed that a single dose of 25mg of psilocybin and therapy sessions cured several patients having severe depression. However, despite having such encouraging outcomes, many patients experienced a number of side effects, the most common being vertigo, fatigue and headaches. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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The United States has returned 192 artefacts worth $3.4 million to Pakistan.&nbsp;One of the prominent stolen artefacts of Buddha or a Gandharan statue of a Maitreya that was stolen from Pakistan during the 1990s and trafficked into New York County is among the items being returned.

The Manhattan District Attorney's (MDA) office in New York confirmed the news. Alvin L Bragg, Jr, Manhattan district attorney revealed that the artefacts were returned.&nbsp;

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The MDA in a statement said that among 192, 187 antiques were seized against smuggler Shubhash Kapoor during the office's inquiry; the remaining were retrieved during other ongoing criminal investigations, ANI reported.&nbsp;

The Office issued a warrant for Kapoor's arrest in 2012. Kapoor along with seven co-defendants was charged in November 2019 by the Office for conspiring to sell stolen artefacts. The office submitted documents to India in July 2020 on behalf of Kapoor and other&nbsp;co-defendants who reside in India.&nbsp;

Kapoor and Sanjeev Asokan were found guilty and sentenced to imprisonment for their involvement in selling the stolen Indian artefacts. In addition to being fined and given a 13-year prison sentence, Kapoor was also found guilty of receiving stolen items.&nbsp;

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Ayesha Ali, Consul General of Pakistan in New York and US Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) Thomas Acocella said, " Subhash Kapoor was one of the world`s most prolific antiquities traffickers, yet thanks to the work of our dedicated investigators and analysts, we have been able to recover thousands of pieces looted by his network. We will continue to pursue full accountability against Mr Kapoor and his co-conspirators, who showed a blatant disregard for the cultural and historic significance of these antiquities."

The DA's Office and HSI recovered over 2,500 goods trafficked by Kapoor and his network between 2011 and 2022.&nbsp;

Other defendants found guilty were Richard Salmon, Neil Perry, Selina Mohamed, Aaron Freedman and Sushma Sareen.&nbsp;

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The United States has returned 192 artefacts worth $3.4 million to Pakistan. One of the prominent stolen artefacts of Buddha or a Gandharan statue of a Maitreya that was stolen from Pakistan during the 1990s and trafficked into New York County is among the items being returned.

The United States has returned 192 artefacts worth $3.4 million to Pakistan. One of the prominent stolen artefacts of Buddha or a Gandharan statue of a Maitreya that was stolen from Pakistan during the 1990s and trafficked into New York County is among the items being returned. The Manhattan District Attorney's (MDA) office in New York confirmed the news. Alvin L Bragg, Jr, Manhattan district attorney revealed that the artefacts were returned. Also read | Taiwan: National Palace Museum admits breaking artefacts worth over $70 million The MDA in a statement said that among 192, 187 antiques were seized against smuggler Shubhash Kapoor during the office's inquiry; the remaining were retrieved during other ongoing criminal investigations, ANI reported. The Office issued a warrant for Kapoor's arrest in 2012. Kapoor along with seven co-defendants was charged in November 2019 by the Office for conspiring to sell stolen artefacts. The office submitted documents to India in July 2020 on behalf of Kapoor and other co-defendants who reside in India. Kapoor and Sanjeev Asokan were found guilty and sentenced to imprisonment for their involvement in selling the stolen Indian artefacts. In addition to being fined and given a 13-year prison sentence, Kapoor was also found guilty of receiving stolen items. Also read | Ordinary vase mistaken for a 'rare artefact', sold at 4000 times its value Ayesha Ali, Consul General of Pakistan in New York and US Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) Thomas Acocella said, " Subhash Kapoor was one of the world`s most prolific antiquities traffickers, yet thanks to the work of our dedicated investigators and analysts, we have been able to recover thousands of pieces looted by his network. We will continue to pursue full accountability against Mr Kapoor and his co-conspirators, who showed a blatant disregard for the cultural and historic significance of these antiquities." The DA's Office and HSI recovered over 2,500 goods trafficked by Kapoor and his network between 2011 and 2022. Other defendants found guilty were Richard Salmon, Neil Perry, Selina Mohamed, Aaron Freedman and Sushma Sareen. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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