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Amazon will lay off tens of thousands of office workers as the e-commerce and tech giant trims costs amid ramped-up investments in artificial intelligence, according to US media reports. Some 30,000 positions will be cut in a belt-tightening move expected to begin on Tuesday, multiple news outlets reported. The reduction will represent nearly 10 percent of the approximately 350,000 office jobs at Amazon but is reported not to affect the distribution and warehouse workforce that makes up the majority of the company's more than 1.5 million employees.

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Hermes is ushering in a new era for its men's prêt-à-porter collection, appointing British designer Grace Wales Bonner to the helm. The London Central Saint Martins graduate, in her mid-30s, takes over from a predecessor who served for nearly four decades. Wales Bonner expressed her profound excitement, calling the move "a dream" and Hermes "such a magical house." Her vision will first be seen on the catwalk in January 2027.

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Gunfire erupted during outdoor festivities at Pennsylvania’s Lincoln University late Saturday, killing one person and wounding six others as students and alumni celebrated homecoming at the historically Black school, authorities said.

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Sofia Richie is pulling out her maternity attire once more. The model announced that she is expecting her second child with husband Elliot Grainge on the same day that her SRG fashion line was launched.

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The Oxford Union president-elect, George Abaraonye, has been ousted following a vote of no confidence triggered by backlash over his social media comments appearing to celebrate the death of American conservative activist Charlie Kirk.

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Authorities arrested a man late Tuesday night after he crashed his car into a White House security gate while President Donald Trump was inside the residence, officials confirmed.

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Former first lady Michelle Obama is putting new force behind efforts to ensure girls overcome educational barriers in some of the world’s most economically disadvantaged areas.