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Judge Details Restrictions on Google Ads Business, Declines Breakup Original

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By Matthew Vadum, Katherine Lee, Aldgra Fredly
| The Epoch Times
The DOJ had sought a sale of Google’s ad exchange and a 15-year court order. The judge imposed six years of operating rules and a monitor instead. A federal judge on Sept. 16 unsealed the opinion she issued Sept. 2 requiring Google to open its advertising tools to competitors, share auction data with publishers, and accept a six-year monitor—without selling its ad exchange or publisher ad server. Virginia-based U.S. District Judge Leonie Brinkema issued a short order on Sept.
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Ontario ERs Seeing More Males Visit for Gambling Disorders Since Expansion of Online Betting: Study

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By Jason Antonio Verified, Katherine Lee
| The Epoch Times
In 2024, Ontarians wagered $82.7 billion on online betting sites through 2.6 million player accounts. Online gambling disorders have become a noticeable problem in emergency departments across Ontario, with visits by males doubling since the legalization and expansion of single-event sports betting, a new study has found.
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Kirk Family Plans Wrongful Death Suit Against Utah Valley University, Others

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By Savannah Pointer Verified, Aldgra Fredly, Katherine Lee
| The Epoch Times
The notice alleges that the college failed to secure rooftops and adequately assess risks before Kirk’s appearance. Charlie Kirk’s family announced plans to file a wrongful death lawsuit alleging that security failures contributed to the fatal shooting of the conservative commentator last year. In a Sept.
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