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The Midday Flash collects the strongest ZettaWire signals from the latest publishing window. The lead item is U.S. Supreme Court to hear Apple's appeal of contempt order in Epic Games App Store fees lawsuit. The case could reshape how Apple sets commissions on digital transactions. The edition also tracks Thousands join anti-immigrant marches across South Africa after vigilante groups issued a June 30 ultimatum demanding undocumented migrants leave the country. Each item below is grounded in the selected story text and source metadata.

U.S. Supreme Court to hear Apple's appeal of contempt order in Epic Games App Store fees lawsuit. The case could reshape how Apple sets commissions on digital transactions

The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear Apple's appeal against a contempt order stemming from the Epic Games lawsuit over App Store fees, setting the stage for a landmark ruling on digital marketplace commissions.

category: other; location: United States; ZettaWire score: 7.

Thousands join anti-immigrant marches across South Africa after vigilante groups issued a June 30 ultimatum demanding undocumented migrants leave the country

Thousands of demonstrators joined anti-immigrant marches across South Africa after vigilante groups issued a June 30 ultimatum calling on undocumented migrants to leave the country.

Source channel: Anadolu; category: migration; location: South Africa; ZettaWire score: 7.

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