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In Australia, early data show millions of social media accounts were deactivated in the days after the country launched its social media ban for children.

Last month, Australia became the first country ever to impose hefty fines on social media companies if children under age 16 use the platforms.

Reporter Katie Silver has more from Sydney.

A commemorative stamp honoring boxing legend Muhammad Ali went on sale Thursday.

The stamp features Ali in a 1974 photo taken by the Associated Press.

The U.S.

Postal Service says it has printed 22 million of the Ali stamps.

They were unveiled this week at an event in Ali's hometown of Louisville, Kentucky.

Stocks in Taiwan and South Korea at record highs in Friday trading.

Gains being driven by a rally in AI shares.

following strong profits from the Taiwan chipmaker TSMC.

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Speaking to reporters before boarding Air Force One for Tuesday's trip to Detroit, President Trump did not sound worried when he was asked about Iranian threats to retaliate against U.S.

forces if he moves to intervene amid the violent protests that have engulfed the country.

During his speech to the Detroit Economic Club, Trump encouraged Iranian protesters to keep demonstrating and said that help is on its way.

He did not offer details.

Casualties have not been verified, but the U.S.-based human rights activist news agency says the number of deaths from the protests, now top 2,500 in Iran,