Russia wants to arrest Alexei Navalny's widow after resistance leader died in prison

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Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny (left) and Russian President Vladimir Putin (right).
Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny (left) and Russian President Vladimir Putin (right).

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  • A Russian court ordered the arrest of Yulia Navalnaya and accused her of extremist activity.
  • Navalnaya, widow of Alexey Navalny, has accused Putin of murdering her husband.
  • Navalnaya also leads his Anti-Corruption Foundation from Lithuania.

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Some workers say they're still 'coffee badging,' or swiping into work to show their faces before quickly returning home

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Coffee badging refers to workers who swipe in at the office solely to meet return-to-office requirements but don't do much work there, instead leaving quickly to finish their work elsewhere.

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  • Some workers are still "coffee badging" at work in defiance of RTO mandates.
  • Coffee badging means scanning in at work to satisfy attendance requirements and rushing back home.
  • It's one

New York Times editorial board says Biden has 'put the country at risk' by remaining in the presidential race

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President Joe Biden has emphatically said he's remaining in the 2024 race.

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  • The New York Times' editorial board is once again calling on Biden to forgo his reelection bid.
  • The board first made the plea after Biden's widely panned debate performance last month.
  • In a new piece, the board said Biden "is no longer an effective spokesman for his own priorities."

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Former employee accuses Davos summit organizers of pregnancy and race discrimination

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Founder and Executive Chairman of the World Economic Forum (WEF) Klaus Schwab is seen at the opening of the WEF Davos Agenda virtual sessions at the WEF's headquarters in Cologny near Geneva on January 17, 2022.
Klaus Schwab, founder of the World Economic Forum.

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  • A former employee has accused Davos organizers of pregnancy and race discrimination.
  • The lawsuit arrives on the heels of a WSJ investigation into allegations of a toxic workplace. 
  • "The falsity of these claims will become evident" in court, the World Economic Forum told BI.

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How to manage deleted files on a Chromebook

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Like Windows and macOS computers, Chromebooks handle file deletion in two steps. Initially, the files aren’t actually deleted, even though they disappear from view. They’re kept around in what is called the Trash, just in case you ever need them back, and then are wiped automatically after a certain amount of time. However, if you’re

Harvey Weinstein has 'fluid on his heart, fluid in his lungs,' his lawyer warns as new sex abuse accusations delay NYC retrial

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Harvey Weinstein in Manhattan Supreme Court, where Manhattan prosecutors said he may face at least one additional "violent sexual assault" at his retrial this fall.

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  • Harvey Weinstein, in court Tuesday, heard he may face at least one new Manhattan sex accuser.
  • The defense cited his failing health in pushing back against delaying a retrial until November.
  • The DA is trolling for new

Russia rebuilt its war machine 'faster than we expected' and is now cranking out artillery shells at a breakneck pace, NATO defense official says

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In this photo released by the Russian Defense Ministry Press Service on June 25, Russian soldiers fire the 152-mm howitzer
In this photo released by the Russian Defense Ministry Press Service on June 25, Russian soldiers fire the 152 mm howitzer "Msta-B" in an undisclosed location in Ukraine.

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  • Russia's "war-stage" economy has been rebuilt very fast, a NATO defense chief said Tuesday.
  • Moscow is now making artillery ammunition at a much higher annual rate than before the Ukraine

THEN AND NOW: The stars of 'Dance Moms' 13 years later

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"Dance Moms" first aired in 2011.

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  • The reality show "Dance Moms" first premiered on Lifetime in 2011. 
  • One of the stars, JoJo Siwa has gone on to gain a massive social-media following. 
  • Maddie Ziegler made it big when she danced in Sia's music video and is now an actor. 

"Dance Moms" first premiered on Lifetime in 2011. 

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Greece responds to backlash after introducing a 6-day workweek

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The Greek government defended its six-day workweek policy after receiving backlash.

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  • The Greek government defended its new six-day workweek policy amid backlash, according to CNBC.
  • The policy allows extra hours in specific industries as "an exceptional measure."
  • Employees will receive 40% more pay for extra hours worked under the new regulation.

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