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- 1Mark Cuban accuses Facebook of knowingly profiting from deepfake scam ads▼Cuban: Facebook knowingly runs AI deepfake scam ads; docs say $16B fraud revenue
Mark Zuckerberg-era investor and billionaire Mark Cuban says Meta's Facebook knowingly runs AI-generated deepfake scam ads, citing documents he claims show fraud-related advertising brings in roughly $16 billion in revenue. The allegation is drawing wide attention, with commenters debating whether the platform knowingly tolerates fraudulent ads because they are profitable, and what regulatory or legal consequences could follow.
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Western Sahara is back in the headlines as Morocco voices complaints over Spain's Popular Party calling for continued oversight of air traffic control over the territory. Meanwhile, Cuba has reaffirmed its support for the Sahrawi people's right to self-determination before the UN Decolonization Committee, keeping the long-running dispute over the territory active in international forums.
- 3Underwater Photography Photos Trend for Silent Sunday●# SilentSunday # UnderwaterPhotography # photography # scuba # ocean # nature # NaturePhotography
Photographers are sharing underwater images tagged for Silent Sunday, a weekly social media tradition where users post photos with little or no accompanying text. The posts feature scuba and ocean scenes under nature and photography hashtags, drawing engagement from wildlife and diving communities.
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A Miami judge has signed an arrest warrant for former Cuban leader Raúl Castro in connection with the 1996 Brothers to the Rescue shootdown, in which Cuban fighter jets downed two civilian aircraft, killing four people. The move reignites long-running calls for accountability over the incident and keeps Cuba in the headlines.
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Barcelona centre-back Pau Cubarsí is drawing attention across Europe following the club's defeat to Real Madrid in the Clasico. Reports say coach Hansi Flick surprised the squad with his response after the loss, and discussion of the young defender's role is trending in France, Germany and Italy.
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Spanish media report that Barcelona defender Pau Cubarsí and Martina Riera have ended their relationship, with outlets covering what is known about the split. The 19-year-old centre-back has also been giving interviews about growing up in the small village of Estanyol and preferring to go unnoticed in Barcelona, while commentator José Ramón de la Morena praised him as the 'ideal son-in-law'.
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United States authorities have intercepted fuel shipments to Cuba worth roughly $3 million, according to CBS News reporting. The seizures come as Washington tightens energy restrictions on the island, deepening Cuba's ongoing fuel and electricity shortages. The move is drawing attention to the escalation of US pressure on Havana and its impact on Cuba's already strained power supply.
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The Portuguese word 'povo', meaning 'people', is drawing search attention, with coverage spanning themes of popular sovereignty, grassroots movements and community initiatives. Reports range from Cuba backing a UN vote against the US blockade under pressure from Trump, to the Nobel Peace Prize awarded to Navi Pillay being praised by Palestinians and criticised by Washington and Tel Aviv, plus a traditional basket of the Ye'kwana people winning Brazil's national crafts prize.
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Italian-Cuban triple jumper Andy Diaz is competing on the Italian show Ballando con le Stelle, dancing with Gioia Giovanatti. His coach Donato says dancing is a 'secret weapon' that will help him aim for Olympic gold, while Diaz joked he thought being an athlete would help but discovered new muscles. Reports recount his escape from Cuba, his national record and his new life in Italy.
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Cuba is in the spotlight for multiple reasons. TeleSUR reports the island's pediatric leukemia survival rate has dropped below 50 percent, which the government attributes to the long-running U.S. embargo. Meanwhile, Ukraine has raised alarm at the United Nations over Russian recruitment of Cuban citizens to fight in its war, and US and Cuban diplomats have clashed publicly at UN headquarters in New York.
- 11Waltz accuses Cuban diplomat of shoving US staffer at UN●‘About to go DOWN’: Waltz says Cuban diplomat shoved staffer, slapped phone away
Mike Waltz says a Cuban diplomat shoved a US staffer and slapped a phone out of their hand, saying the confrontation was 'about to go DOWN'. The claim is drawing wide attention as tension between Washington and Havana plays out at the United Nations. Details of the alleged incident and any response from Cuba or the UN have not yet been confirmed.
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