United States
Same event, multiple sources, transparently cited.
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Starbucks cuts 300 US corporate jobs, closes regional offices as part of restructuring
Starbucks announced on May 15 it will lay off 300 US corporate employees and close several regional offices, continuing its cost-cutting plan.
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US Treasury yields surge amid inflation and Federal Reserve leadership changes
US Treasury yields, including 10- and 30-year bonds, rose sharply amid inflation and Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh’s debut.
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Russia and Ukraine exchange 205 prisoners of war each in first phase of swap
Russia and Ukraine swapped 205 prisoners of war each on May 15, 2026, as part of a US-brokered 1,000-for-1,000 deal.
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Six migrants, including a 14-year-old, found dead in Texas shipping container
Six migrants were found dead inside a shipping container at a Laredo rail yard on Sunday, believed to be victims of human smuggling.
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LVMH agrees to sell Marc Jacobs brand to WHP Global and G-III Apparel Group for $850M
LVMH will sell the Marc Jacobs label to WHP Global and G-III Apparel Group in a $850 million deal expected to close by end of 2026.
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South Korean stocks plunge as foreign investors sell $11.5B amid tech selloff
Foreign investors sold $11.5 billion in Korean stocks in May as Kospi dropped nearly 7% on May 15 amid tech share rout and strike concerns.
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Donald Trump reports over $220 million in U.S. securities trades in Q1 2026
Donald Trump disclosed at least $220 million in stock and bond transactions, with 3,600-plus trades made in Q1 2026, drawing criticism from Democrats.
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Gautam Adani and nephew agree to pay $18 million to settle US SEC fraud case
Gautam Adani and nephew Sagar Adani agreed to pay $18 million to settle a US SEC civil fraud lawsuit and the DOJ will drop criminal charges.
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NFL announces 2026 schedule with record nine international games across seven countries
The NFL released its 2026 schedule on May 14 featuring nine international games in seven countries and a Sept. 9 season opener.
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US Justice Department accuses Yale School of Medicine of discriminating against white and Asian applicants
The US Justice Department accused Yale School of Medicine of racial discrimination against white and Asian applicants in its admissions process on May 14, 2026.
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CIA Director John Ratcliffe meets Cuban officials in Havana amid US-Cuba tensions
CIA Director John Ratcliffe met Cuban officials in Havana on May 14 to improve dialogue amid worsening US-Cuba relations.
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OpenAI launches Codex mobile integration in ChatGPT app to manage AI coding workflows remotely
OpenAI added Codex AI coding tool to the ChatGPT mobile app on May 14, enabling users to monitor and control coding workflows from iOS and Android devices.
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US Supreme Court Allows Nationwide Mail-Order Access to Abortion Pill Mifepristone Pending Appeal
The US Supreme Court blocked a lower court's ban on mail-order mifepristone, permitting nationwide access pending ongoing litigation.
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Rory McIlroy rebounds to share lead after third round at 2026 PGA Championship
Rory McIlroy recovered from a poor start to share the clubhouse lead after three rounds at the 2026 PGA Championship.
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France names 26-man squad for 2026 World Cup led by Mbappe and Dembele
Coach Didier Deschamps announced a 26-man France squad for the 2026 World Cup with captain Kylian Mbappe and Ousmane Dembele leading the team.
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Meta employees protest mandatory mouse-tracking software on US laptops
Meta employees protested the installation of mandatory mouse-tracking software on company laptops at multiple US offices on May 12.
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151st Preakness Stakes run May 16 at Laurel Park without Derby winner Golden Tempo
The 151st Preakness Stakes takes place today at Laurel Park in Maryland without Kentucky Derby winner Golden Tempo competing.
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OpenAI Considers Legal Action as Partnership with Apple Faces Strain
OpenAI is exploring legal options against Apple, citing poor integration and promotion of ChatGPT after two years of partnership.
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US Pledges $1.8 Billion More in Humanitarian Aid to UN with Policy Conditions
The US pledged $1.8 billion in new humanitarian aid to the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs on May 14, 2026.
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Alphabet raises nearly $17 billion in overseas bonds, plans yen sale to fund AI infrastructure
Alphabet raised nearly $17 billion in euro and Canadian dollar bonds last week and is conducting a yen-denominated bond sale this month.
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AMD to bring FSR 4.1 upscaling to older Radeon GPUs starting July 2026
AMD will extend its FSR 4.1 upscaling technology to RDNA3-based Radeon GPUs from July 2026, with RDNA2 support arriving in early 2027.
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US Border Patrol Chief Mike Banks resigns immediately amid controversies
Mike Banks stepped down as US Border Patrol Chief on May 14, ending 37 years in law enforcement.
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US DOJ drops fraud charges against Indian billionaire Gautam Adani after settlement
The US Department of Justice dropped fraud charges against Gautam Adani as he agreed to pay $18 million to settle SEC allegations.
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China agrees to buy 200 Boeing jets, with potential to increase order to 750 planes
China has committed to purchasing 200 Boeing aircraft, with an option to expand the order to 750 planes, US President Trump said.