Jesse Jackson, Civil Rights Leader Who Ran for President Twice, Dies at 84, . . . India Eyes $200 Billion in AI Investments Over Two Years, . . .U.S. Military Advisers Arrive in Nigeria as Deadly Attacks Worsen

        

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