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Microsoft to stop production of Xbox 360 consoles
Microsoft will no longer manufacture Xbox 360 consoles – after the popular gaming device turned 10 years old. Head of Xbox Phil Spencer posted a statement saying that as Xbox 360 helped redefine an entire generation of gaming at Microsoft – he’s incredibly proud of all of the work and dedication...
ASUS unveils six new 'ROG' series gaming devices in India
New Delhi, April 20 (IANS) In a bid to take the gaming experience to a new level in India, Taiwanese smartphone and notebook maker ASUS on Wednesday launched six NextGen gaming devices under its flagship Republic of Gamers (ROG) series. Powered by Quad core 6th Gen Intel core i7 (Skylake) and NVIDIA...
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London mayor: Khan pledges to lead on health as GPs declare 'state of emergency'
The capital’s mayor has few powers over NHS and other health services but it is still an issue worth shouting about...
Sugar lurks everywhere: Tips on reading food labels to avoid the sweet stuff
Would you like a bit of fries with that ketchup? How about some salad with your dressing? We love our sugar – and “sugar is hiding in the most unexpected places,” says holistic nutritionist Lisa Tsakos. But there’s no sugar-coating the truth – “many health experts...
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Flame for Rio Olympics lit at birthplace of Ancient Games
The flame for South America’s first Olympics has been kindled at the birthplace of the ancient Games in Greece, heralding the start of a 15-week journey that will culminate with the 5 August opening ceremony in Rio de Janeiro. International Olympic Committee (IOC) leaders and Brazilian...
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Journalist Says Saudis Paid Pakistan To Hide Bin Laden From Americans
Journalist Says Saudis Paid Pakistan To Hide Bin Laden From Americans
Award-winning investigative journalist Seymour Hersh talked in a wide-ranging interview with journalist Ken Klipperstein about the complex relationship between the United States, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan, which he...
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Prince Dead at 57
Prince Dead at 57
Prince Dead at 57 The artist known as Prince has died ... TMZ has learned. He was 57. Prince's body was discovered at his Paisley Park compound in Minnesota early Thursday morning. Multiple sources...
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Stifling Indian Heat Wave Causing Hazardous Conditions
Stifling Indian Heat Wave Causing Hazardous Conditions
With no end to the heat wave in India in sight, the hot weather continues to take its toll on residents, as searing heat has not released its grip on the country, Al Jazeera reported Thursday. Temperatures in many parts...
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Humanitarian groups send largest-ever delivery of aid to Syria
Humanitarian groups send largest-ever delivery of aid to Syria
Aid groups launched their largest delivery of assistance yet in war-torn Syria on Thursday after the UN evacuated hundreds of besieged residents, intensifying relief efforts even as peace talks falter. ......
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Increased Activity At North Korean Nuclear Site May Indicate Impending Test
Increased Activity At North Korean Nuclear Site May Indicate Impending Test
Evidence of continued vehicle and equipment activity at a North Korean nuclear site are raising expectations the secretive Communist nation is preparing for a fifth nuclear test, according to the website 38 North and...
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Obama looking for Gulf to step up on day 2 of Saudi visit
Obama looking for Gulf to step up on day 2 of Saudi visit
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia (CNN)A day after his longer-than-planned talks with Saudi King Salman partially eased some long-simmering tensions, President Barack Obama was working Thursday to persuade other Gulf leaders to take...
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China's President Xi assumes title of commander in chief
China's President Xi assumes title of commander in chief
BEIJING: Chinese President Xi Jinping has assumed a more direct role as head of the country's powerful armed forces with the new title of commander in chief of its Joint Operations Command Centre, state media and...
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Daltrey: Baby Boomer Coachella Festival Confirmed Featuring Rolling Stones, The Who, Dylan
Daltrey: Baby Boomer Coachella Festival Confirmed Featuring Rolling Stones, The Who, Dylan
Last week, the organizers of last weekend’s Coachella festival in Indio, Calif. very quietly threw out the idea of a festival later on this year for Baby...
Solar-Powered Aircraft Takes Off From Hawaii On Round-The-World Journey
Solar-Powered Aircraft Takes Off From Hawaii On Round-The-World Journey
Two pilots are slowly carving their way into a new future of solar-powered flight as one of them embarks on the latest leg of their around-the-world journey in...
Merkel Praises Turkey's Handling Of Syrian Refugee Crisis
Merkel Praises Turkey's Handling Of Syrian Refugee Crisis
Despite increasing discord between the European Union and Turkey, German Chancellor Angela Merkel lauded Ankara's commitment to deal with the Syrian refugee...
Venezuela's Latest Threat To Citizens? – A Cerveza Shortage
Venezuela's Latest Threat To Citizens? – A Cerveza Shortage
Venezuelans, already in the throes of repeated power cuts and water restrictions because of economic upheaval, may have to keep an even stiffer upper lip now...
Hubble Captures Incredible Snap Of "Bubble Nebula" To Celebrate 26 Years In Space
Hubble Captures Incredible Snap Of "Bubble Nebula" To Celebrate 26 Years In Space
This weekend marks the 26th year in orbit for the Hubble Space Telescope, which was launched on April 24, 1990, aboard the Shuttle Discovery. Every year to...
Blatter: I Played Role In Attempt To Remove Burundi President To Aid Swiss Efforts
Blatter: I Played Role In Attempt To Remove Burundi President To Aid Swiss Efforts
Writing in his new book, embattled former FIFA president Sepp Blatter says he was asked by Switzerland’s foreign ministry last year to help persuade the...
Jennifer Aniston DECLARED World’s Most Beautiful Woman and we couldn’t agree more!
Jennifer Aniston DECLARED World’s Most Beautiful Woman and we couldn’t agree more!
Thu, April 21, 2016 2:20pm IST by Aarti Iyengar comments Angeline Jolie Brad Pitt Relationship Timeline That Makes It Hard To Believe Their Divorce Rumours...
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Tribeca Film Festival's 'The Bomb' Puts Viewers at the Center of a Nuclear Explosion
Tribeca Film Festival's 'The Bomb' Puts Viewers at the Center of a Nuclear Explosion
Tribeca goes out with a bang. “The Bomb” is a multimedia lesson in the unsettling reality of nuclear...
Trump Supporters Threaten Potential Armed Insurrection at Contested GOP Convention
Trump Supporters Threaten Potential Armed Insurrection at Contested GOP Convention
Trump says there will be riots if he is denied the nomination, a warning his supporters echo in this...
This Spike Lee-Directed Prince Music Video Used Trump as a Symbol of Inequality
This Spike Lee-Directed Prince Music Video Used Trump as a Symbol of Inequality
As in many other cases, Prince was clearly ahead of his time. Artists continue to offer up tributes...
What We Lost When We Lost Prince
What We Lost When We Lost Prince
Prince fucked with rock's formula more than any other artist. Last year, Prince presented the award...
Harriet Tubman and the Currency of Resistance
Harriet Tubman and the Currency of Resistance
By Amy Goodman and Denis Moynihan U.S. Treasury Secretary Jack Lew announced Wednesday that the...
In pop-culture mist, CNN’s Wolf Blitzer confuses ‘Purple Rain’ with ‘Purple Haze’
In pop-culture mist, CNN’s Wolf Blitzer confuses ‘Purple Rain’ with ‘Purple Haze’
Just minutes ago on CNN, host Wolf Blitzer said, “All of us, of course, remember ‘Purple...
