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CBS News' "60 Minutes" aired footage of the Gaza Strip shot months ago, in which children can be seen playing with ammunition ...

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Bitcoin's January dump is not as shocking as it seems, a crypto analyst said, explaining that the world's largest cryptocurrency has already done the same in the post-halving years of 2017 and 2021.