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Instagram goes down for some users

By Catherine Thorbecke Thousands of Instagram users reported issues with accessing the platform on Monday morning. Approximately 7,000 users reported the app was down around 10:15 a.m. ET, according to outage-tracking site Down Detector. After about 45 minutes, however, the number of reports had dipped noticeably. Instagram said in a tweet Monday that it had

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Miss USA program under investigation after contestants claim pageant was rigged

By Amanda Musa and Jennifer Henderson, CNN The Miss Universe Organization has suspended Miss USA President Crystle Stewart and her company, Miss Brand Corporation, pending an independent investigation into allegations that the 2022 Miss USA pageant was rigged. “After thorough deliberation, Miss Universe Organization has decided to suspend Miss Brand immediately,” the Miss Universe Organization

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Peloton tells members it will no longer use Kanye West’s music in new classes

By Jordan Valinsky, CNN Business Peloton has “indefinitely paused” playing Kanye West’s music from its streaming workout classes. Pelo Buddy, a fan website that doesn’t have official ties with Peloton, reports that company is telling concerned members saying that its instructors are no longer using West’s music in “newly produced classes” and it’s not recommending

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Prince Harry’s long-awaited memoir, ‘Spare,’ set for January release

By Rob Picheta, Lauren Said-Moorhouse, Max Foster and Lauren Kent, CNN Prince Harry’s highly anticipated memoir will be entitled “Spare” and is set for a January 10 release, its publisher revealed on Thursday. The 416-page book will include Harry’s recollection of Princess Diana’s funeral in 1997, when the 12-year-old prince walked behind his mother’s coffin,

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Big Tech can’t save your investments

By Nicole Goodkind, CNN Business Tech stocks are taking a beating this week as they prove less resilient to the economic downturn than investors had hoped they would be. What’s Happening: Dreary earnings results from Google parent company Alphabet and Microsoft weighed down markets on Wednesday, showing how this year’s $5.5 trillion selloff has not

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