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European Union’s First Cybersecurity Law Gets Green Light
The European Union approved its first rules on cybersecurity, forcing businesses to strengthen defenses and companies such as Google Inc. and Amazon.com Inc. to report attacks. The...
Hard work over Harvard, or derision for Ivy League? 3 Modi decisions tell a story
NEW DELHI: "I have come up from being a chaiwallah and never even seen the doors of Harvard. It was not Harvard, but hard work that mattered." This bite is from a speech that Prime Minister Narendra Modi had delivered at Tamil Nadu's Vandalur on February, 2014. Do these words, meant to highlight the...
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Guide to visiting Rio for the Olympics, from safety to samba
RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — With the Olympics just a few weeks away, Brazil faces a litany of problems: an economy in freefall, the Zika virus and a political crisis with an impeached president. But for those brave — or foolhardy — enough to make the trip, Rio de Janeiro is a city rich with potential...
Researchers Create Regenerative Tooth Fillings
Every year, dentists fill millions of cavities from teeth that have decayed. Ordinarily, this does its job in protecting the inner pulp from harm, but in around 10 percent of cases they fail. This requires the dentist to perform a root canal and completely remove all the infected tissue from the...
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Ronaldo walks Portugal to Euro 2016 finals after seeing off Wales
By MyJoyOnline A thumping second half performance saw Portugal through to the finals of the Euro 2016 after beating Wales 2-0 in Lyon. Christiano Ronaldo opened scoring with a fabulous header before setting up Nani whose sliding touch ended the fairy tale run of the Welsh side. It would have been...
After beating Djokovic, Sam Querrey ousted at Wimbledon
LONDON (AP) -- Sam Querrey made his mark at Wimbledon last week, and made his exit this week. The big-serving American, who eliminated two-time defending champion Novak Djokovic in the third round, lost to sixth-seeded Milos Raonic 6-4, 7-5, 5-7, 6-4 on Wednesday in the quarterfinals at the All...
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Trump Campaign Announces ‘Successful’ Fundraising, Rakes in $51 Million in June
Trump Campaign Announces ‘Successful’ Fundraising, Rakes in $51 Million in June
Presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump's campaign stated Wednesday in a press release it raised $51 million from fundraising in the last week of May through the month of June. This comes after the campaign had been...
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Corker Withdraws Name From Trump Vice Presidential Sweepstakes
Corker Withdraws Name From Trump Vice Presidential Sweepstakes
The search continues for a possible vice president for presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump as Tennessee Sen. Bob Corker has withdrawn his name from the short list, but continues to give his full...
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[VIDEO]: Department of Justice opens civil rights probe into Alton Sterling ...
[VIDEO]: Department of Justice opens civil rights probe into Alton Sterling shooting
The U.S. Department of Justice is launching into a civil rights investigation regarding the fatal Baton Rouge police shooting of Alton Sterling at a convenience store early Tuesday morning....
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Chilcot report: MI6, a Hollywood movie and faulty intelligence
Chilcot report: MI6, a Hollywood movie and faulty intelligence
The Iraq Inquiry by Sir John Chilcot presents a devastating picture of intelligence that is damning for both spies and the politicians. It is critical of MI6's collection and presentation of its sources; of the analysis...
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Snoop Dogg to headline 'Unity' party at Democratic convention
Snoop Dogg to headline 'Unity' party at Democratic convention
Washington (CNN)Rapper Snoop Dogg will headline the Democratic National Convention's "Unity Party' for donors in Philadelphia, according to a statement from the Senate Majority PAC sent to Billboard Tuesday. The event...
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John Kerry flies into ex-Soviet Georgia to improve security cooperation
John Kerry flies into ex-Soviet Georgia to improve security cooperation
John Kerry, US Secretary of State, arrived in Georgia to sign agreements to deepen defence and security cooperation with the former Soviet state days before an important NATO summit. US Secretary of State John Kerry...
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Tony Blair Inflicted Many Wounds, Will He Do What’s Honorable?
Tony Blair Inflicted Many Wounds, Will He Do What’s Honorable?
Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas Darling By the time the Chilcot Inquiry was examining whether former Prime Minister of Britain Tony Blair committed any improprieties during the lead up to the preemptive war...
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Imprisoned Chelsea Manning Hospitalized, Possible Suicide Attempt
Imprisoned Chelsea Manning Hospitalized, Possible Suicide Attempt
Chelsea Manning was rushed to a hospital near Fort Leavenworth early yesterday morning and returned to the the prison at the Kansas military base, which the...
Student Sues College For How Class Was Split Up For Lab
Student Sues College For How Class Was Split Up For Lab
A student at the University of Cincinnati is suing the school in federal court saying she was told she must work with other female students and not with male...
European Countries Make Bid For Hyperloop Transport System
European Countries Make Bid For Hyperloop Transport System
The future of mass transportation could make its debut in the 250-mile journey between Helsinki and Stockholm using Hyperloop, developers of the transonic...
Obama: 8,400 US Troops To Remain In Afghanistan At Presidency's End
Obama: 8,400 US Troops To Remain In Afghanistan At Presidency's End
Affirming he “will not allow Afghanistan to be used as a safe haven for terrorists” and “it is in our national security interests,” U.S. President Barack Obama...
Massive $91 million Noah's Ark replica to open
Massive $91 million Noah's Ark replica to open
A "life-size replica" of Noah's Ark will open Thursday in Williamstown, Kentucky, according to WXIX. Read more trending stories The seven story tall attraction,...
Bare-Fisted Ontario Man Outboxes Black Bear, Leaves Animal With Bloody Nose
Bare-Fisted Ontario Man Outboxes Black Bear, Leaves Animal With Bloody Nose
Rick Nelson, 61 from Ontario, Canada, relied on his boxing skills for helping him fight off a 320-lb. (145kg) black bear while walking his dog recently, BBC...
Chilcot delivers crushing verdict on Blair and the Iraq war
Chilcot delivers crushing verdict on Blair and the Iraq war
Long-awaited report says UK chose to join invasion before peaceful options for disarming Saddam had been exhausted...
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Don’t settle, Gretchen Carlson!
Don’t settle, Gretchen Carlson!
In her stunning lawsuit against former boss Roger Ailes, former Fox News host Gretchen Carlson asks...
Clinton, Feeling the Bern of Young Voters, Unveils Tuition-Free College Plan
Clinton, Feeling the Bern of Young Voters, Unveils Tuition-Free College Plan
Hillary Clinton announces a plan to make college tuition free for millions of families across...
Damning Report on British Role in Iraq Invasion Falls Short, Critics Say
Damning Report on British Role in Iraq Invasion Falls Short, Critics Say
The Chilcot Report fails to take position on legal culpability for disastrous war. A stunning seven...
Damning Report on British Role in Iraqi Invasion Falls Short, Critics Say
Damning Report on British Role in Iraqi Invasion Falls Short, Critics Say
The Chilcot Report fails to take position on legal culpability for disastrous war. A stunning seven...
FBI Director James Comey Breaks Federal Prosecutor Rules by Smearing but Not Indicting Clinton Over Emails
FBI Director James Comey Breaks Federal Prosecutor Rules by Smearing but Not Indicting Clinton Over Emails
Prosecutorial excess and abuse of power. FBI director James Comey's decision not to indict Hillary...
Lawyer: Gretchen Carlson’s complaints about Roger Ailes went nowhere
Lawyer: Gretchen Carlson’s complaints about Roger Ailes went nowhere
The sexual harassment/retaliation lawsuit filed by former Fox News host Gretchen Carlson against her...
Here's Everything We Know About the Police-Involved Shooting Death of Alton Sterling in Baton Rouge
Here's Everything We Know About the Police-Involved Shooting Death of Alton Sterling in Baton Rouge
It's the 558th death by police officers this year. This article was originally published at...
