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Samsung’s Galaxy S8 can possibly run Windows 10
Windows 10 is a highly productive operating system that has the capability to make a major part of our lives easier. However, the problem with Windows 10 is that it needs a powerful machine to stretch itself and show its true potential. If the device has to have powerful specifications, it needs to...
Drones used for first time in major search at Grand Canyon
The desperate search for two people who disappeared at the bottom of the Grand Canyon last weekend marked the National Park Service's most extensive use yet of drones for a search-and-rescue operation ......
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US rejects Exxon Mobil request to drill in Black Sea
US President Donald Trump’s administration has rejected a request from Exxon Mobil Corp to waive US sanctions against Russia to allow the company to resume oil drilling around the Black Sea. US Secretary of the Treasury Steven Mnuchin on Friday said in a brief statement that the administration “will...
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Sweet drinks may damage the brain, studies show
Two new studies from the same research group have found that those who consume one or more sugary drinks per day showed more brain shrinkage on MRI scans and performed more poorly on memory tests....
'Phenomenal' progress in fighting tropical diseases
Mr Gates said: "None of these diseases are getting worse. They are less neglected than they used to be. "We're behind on some of the very ambitious goals which were set in London for 2020 - but the burden from all these diseases is getting better. "And for some, such as lymphatic filariasis (a...
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Serena Williams: World number two's pregnancy is confirmed
World number two Serena Williams is pregnant and due in the...
Video: Schwartzman Scampers and Delivers Tweentastic Point
Roberta Bautista Agut served for the second set not once, not twice, but three times during his second-round match with Diego...
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Radwanska against French wild card for Sharapova
Former world number one tennis player Maria Sharapova should not be fast-tracked into next month's French Open as she returns from a doping ban, insists Polish rival Agnieszka Radwanska. With double French Open champion Sharapova...
Woods has back surgery; may miss majors this year
One day after saying his back was progressing, Tiger Woods had a fourth back surgery to alleviate pain and will go through another year without playing a major. The surgery was Wednesday at the Texas Back Institute. Woods was in Missouri on Tuesday to announce plans to design a public golf course at...
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Afghanistan Declares National Mourning After Army Base Attack Kills More Than 130
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Afghanistan Declares National Mourning After Army Base Attack Kills More Than ...
Afghanistan Declares National Mourning After Army Base Attack Kills More Than 130
The Afghan government has announced a day of mourning in the wake of an April 21 attack by the Taliban on a military compound in Balkh Province that it says left more than 130 army personnel dead. President Ashraf...
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March for Science: Worldwide protests begin to support 'evidence'
March for Science: Worldwide protests begin to support 'evidence'
London (CNN)Crowds of people are marching Saturday in the United States and around the world in support of science and evidence-based research, in a protest fueled by opposition to US President Donald Trump's...
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Taliban attack underlines shortcomings in Afghan security
Taliban attack underlines shortcomings in Afghan security
Taliban militants have attacked an army compound in northern Afghanistan, killing more than 140 army personnel. Some say intelligence failures and other mistakes by Kabul and its foreign allies led to the incident. ......
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Dutch arms trafficker to Liberia given war crimes conviction
Dutch arms trafficker to Liberia given war crimes conviction
Guus Kouwenhoven convicted of selling weapons to ex-president Charles Taylor during wars that involved mass atrocities...
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Florida fights Zika virus by releasing thousands of bacteria-infected mosquitoes
Florida fights Zika virus by releasing thousands of bacteria-infected mosquitoes
Thousands of mosquitoes have been infected with a bacteria that will stop them reproducing and...
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Justice Department Threatens Sanctuary Cities With Police Funding Cuts With Continued Noncooperation
The Department of Justice sent warning letters to several sanctuary cities around the United States on Friday requesting documentation that they're complying with a 1996 federal law requiring local governments not...
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Barack Obama to Make First Public Appearance Since Leaving White House
Barack Obama to Make First Public Appearance Since Leaving White House
After a three-month vacation, former President Barack Obama is returning to public life. He will return to Chicago Monday and talk with students at the University of Chicago about... ......
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German anti-immigrant party set to go further right after leader suffers defeat
German anti-immigrant party set to go further right after leader suffers defeat
COLOGNE, Germany (Reuters) - The co-leader of the anti-immigrant Alternative for Germany (AfD) suffered an embarrassing defeat on Saturday when delegates...
Italian cyclist Scarponi dies in road accident
Italian cyclist Scarponi dies in road accident
Michele Scarponi, the 2011 Giro d'Italia champion, has been killed in a road accident after being hit by a van while training close to his home in...
American Airlines says sorry to woman hit with buggy by staff member
American Airlines says sorry to woman hit with buggy by staff member
Video posted to Facebook shows woman in tears and flight attendant confronting passenger after argument over pushchair...
Pence: US Confident China Will Press North Korea to Drop Nuclear Program
Pence: US Confident China Will Press North Korea to Drop Nuclear Program
U.S. Vice President Mike Pence says the U.S. is quietly confident that China will do more to influence North Korea to drop its nuclear weapons program. Pence...
Panama Papers law firm partners get bail
Panama Papers law firm partners get bail
The partners of the law firm at the heart of the Panama Papers scandal were given bail pending further legal action over allegations they helped launder money...
Pioneering computer scientist Harry Huskey dies at 101
Pioneering computer scientist Harry Huskey dies at 101
SANTA CRUZ, Calif. (AP) — One of the last surviving members of the team that created the pioneering ENIAC computer in the 1940s has died. Harry Huskey was 101....
Blatter says Platini could make comeback
Blatter says Platini could make comeback
ZURICH: Ex-FIFA President Sepp Blatter said Friday that a comeback was possible...
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Why Do People Cherry-Pick Which Science They Accept?
Why Do People Cherry-Pick Which Science They Accept?
It’s not just the science-denier's fault. It’s also science’s Achilles' heel. Have you heard of...
Science Saved My Life: Saturday's March for Science Is Personal, Too
Science Saved My Life: Saturday's March for Science Is Personal, Too
We must fight for science, and for our right to understand why the world is the way it is. When...
Trump's Organized Crime Ties Bring Blackmail to the White House
Trump's Organized Crime Ties Bring Blackmail to the White House
Says one former business partner, "The headline will be ‘The Kazakh Gangster and President Trump.'"...
It's Official: Top Psychiatrists at Yale Conference Warn That Trump Has a 'Dangerous Mental Illness'
It's Official: Top Psychiatrists at Yale Conference Warn That Trump Has a 'Dangerous Mental Illness'
Trump's mental health could have a dangerous impact on the American people. 35 psychiatrists this...
Donald Trump and Jeff Sessions Ramp up Their Crusade Against Black and Brown Americans
Donald Trump and Jeff Sessions Ramp up Their Crusade Against Black and Brown Americans
Remember when Trump promised to "take care" of African-Americans? Sessions is now in charge of...
Pundits Who Helped Sell NATO's Destruction of Libya Push for Trump to Lead Syria Regime Change
Pundits Who Helped Sell NATO's Destruction of Libya Push for Trump to Lead Syria Regime Change
Human slaves are now being sold in Libya, after NATO regime change. The pundits who backed it now...
Trump's First 100 Days: More Frightening, or More Pathetic?
Trump's First 100 Days: More Frightening, or More Pathetic?
"We have done so much," boasts the president. But other than scary Jeff Sessions, it's been...
