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His motive for the bombing was to create a "reboot" of the US government, according to the FBI. He told the undercover agents he chose the Stock Exchange building in New York because "tons of people would support it."

Calling for Google's breakup marks a profound change by the US government's regulators, who have largely left tech giants alone since failing to break up Microsoft two decades ago.

US officials had recently warned Israel its military aid could be at risk if the humanitarian situation did not improve in Gaza but ultimately declined to withhold any assistance.

The head of the Refugee and Migrant Rights Project at Lawyers for Human Rights says it is unconstitutional to target and exclude foreign nationals from running spaza shops in communities.

The Kouga Abalone Task team, attached to the Jeffreys Bay police, arrested nine suspects this week for allegedly dealing in abalone.

Police in KwaZulu Natal discovered two warehouses south of Durban on Thursday that are used to store expired food.

Once celebrated as a means of staying connected and informed, social media platforms have been tarnished by cyberbullying, the spread of illegal content, and election-meddling claims. If the proposed law passes, tech platforms would be given a one-year grace period to figure out how to implement and enforce the ban.

Police in Graaff-Reinet have opened an inquest docket following the deaths of two men who allegedly consumed poisoned cupcakes.

The Nelson Mandela Bay Business Chamber has rejected energy regulator Nersa's proposal for a 43.55% hike in electricity prices for municipalities. The Chamber attended the public hearings which were held in Gqeberha on Wednesday after they kicked off in Cape Town on Monday.