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has announced visa restrictions on Iranian officials and executives for repressing recent anti-regime protests and cutting off Internet access.

Meanwhile, Karen, Bill Gates has backed out of a speech at a high-profile AI summit in India just hours before he was due to speak.

In a post on X, the Gates Foundation said the Microsoft co-founder...

made the decision to make sure the focus remains on the event's key priorities.

Gates has come under criticism for his ties to Epstein.

The Gates Foundation did not mention the financier in its statement, but Gates has called his relationship with the late sex offender a huge mistake.

Karen, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has testified in a social media and safety trial in Los Angeles.

He says it's very difficult to enforce Instagram's age limits.

But Zuckerberg says Meta has introduced some proactive tools to try to identify and remove accounts that violate the rules.

But he calls it a challenging problem.

Bloomberg's Kurt Wagner says this is a signature moment for social media.

Bloomberg's Kurt Wagner says this trial centers on a 20-year-old woman who blames Meta's Instagram and Google's YouTube for her years of mental health struggles.

And we have this red headline crossing the Bloomberg terminal.

Karen, the BBC is reporting that the UK's former Prince Andrew has been arrested.

on suspicion of misconduct in public office.

The report shows cars arriving at the former prince's Sandringham estate.

It comes after local police said they were assessing a complaint that the former prince may have shared confidential material with the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Andrew has denied any wrongdoing.

Again, the BBC is reporting former Prince Andrew of the UK has been arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office.

I'm Nathan Hager.