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Blind Man Challenges British Museum Over Bayeux Tapestry Audio Tours

The British Museum faces legal action from a blind man, Dr. Yusuf Ali Osman, for not providing audio-described tours of the Bayeux Tapestry exhibition. The museum prioritizes self-guided visits due to light exposure limits on the nearly 1,000-year-old embroidery. Osman’s lawyers claim this breaches the Equality Act. The museum plans in-person and app-based audio tours to improve accessibility.

HT World·4h ago

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Politics

Watchdog Clears Former Fed Chief Powell in Renovation Probe

The Federal Reserve's Office of the Inspector General found no criminal misconduct by former Fed Chair Jerome Powell in a costly renovation project. Despite this, Donald Trump demanded Powell's resignation from the Fed board and directed the Attorney General to study the report. The Department of Justice had earlier dropped the criminal probe after political pressure and criticism from Trump.

HT World·27m ago

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Politics

US Military to Cut 20% of Generals, Create New Four-Star Command

The Pentagon chief announced plans to reduce the number of generals and admirals by 20%. He also revealed the creation of a new four-star command dedicated to overseeing the deployment of autonomous and robotic military capabilities, describing it as the fastest peacetime transformation in modern military history.

NDTV·37m ago

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World

US Forces Withdraw from Iraq After Two Decades

US forces formally withdrew from Iraq on Wednesday, ending a nearly 20-year military presence that began with the 2003 invasion to topple Saddam Hussein. The withdrawal concludes Operation Inherent Resolve against ISIS, leaving Iraq struggling amid rival influences from its two powerful allies. The US lost about 4,500 troops, while over 115,000 Iraqis died during the conflicts and insurgencies.

Deccan Herald·19m ago·Baghdad

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Health

Pennsylvania Reports Fifth Measles Death Amid Outbreak

Pennsylvania has reported its fifth measles-related death this year, marking the state's worst outbreak in decades. The latest death occurred in an unvaccinated resident of Lancaster County. The state has recorded 943 cases and 176 hospitalizations. Health officials have disputed the cause of deaths, with political tensions between state and federal agencies. Pennsylvania had no measles deaths for 35 years before this outbreak.

Mint·24m ago·Lancaster

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Sports

Etihad Airways Seeks Legal Advice After Premier League Man City Report

Etihad Airways, the principal sponsor of Manchester City since 2009, is seeking legal advice following the Premier League's findings that City used 'sham' commercial contracts to inflate revenue and understate costs by over £900 million. Etihad rejects any involvement, criticizing the league for not consulting them or allowing a response during the investigation, and expressing concern over selective information disclosure.

HT Sports·5m ago·Manchester

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