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Citing low usage, US Tech Giant Google announced to shut down its translation services in Mainland China. On October 3, the company released a statement, "We are discontinuing Google Translate in Mainland China, one of the tech giant's few remaining products still available in the country". This is the second time Google ended any service. Back in 2010, Google ended Search Engine services, after it stopped self-censoring.

In a tragic incident, ten people were injured severely due to shooting at a car show, as per media reports. On March 19, the shooting took place in the city of Dumas, Arkansas. According to the police, "ten people were wounded by gunfire". Reportedly, highway patrol officers, troopers and investigators were sent to the scene immediately. The suspects and the state of the injured are currently unknown. Further details awaited.

In a study, researchers from the University of Illinois, United States of America, have found biomarkers that can help to track depression in platelets. ''A cellular biomarker is responsible for the translocation of Gs alpha from lipid rafts. The biomarker can be identified through a blood test," told Mark Rasenick, head of the team. When we are depressed, the adenylyl cyclase-small molecule inside the cell remains low, confirmed study.

Over 100 kids who perished in a government-run Native American boarding school in Nebraska have been found by researchers. A total of 102 identities of children who attended the US Indian School have been discovered by Genoa Indian School Digital Reconciliation Project. When the school closed in 1934, no graves were discovered, and records were burned or lost. The Project is collecting a list of school children for their identification. 

Former US President Donald Trump has sued the U.S Congressional committee, investigating the January 6 riot at the Capitol, claiming that the members had made an illegal request for his White House records. The lawsuit asserted that materials sought by the House of Representatives committee are covered by a legal doctrine known as executive privilege. The doctrine protects the confidentiality of White House communications.