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Facebook, Google reaffirm support to net neutrality in US
San Francisco, July 13 (IANS) Pitching for a free and open Internet for everyove, Facebook, Google, Amazon and other tech giants participated in a day-long online protest organised by advocacy groups in the US. Titled "Internet-wide Day of Action to Save Net Neutrality," the protest was organised by...
Kaspersky Lab complains it has been drawn into U.S.-Russia geopolitical game -RIA
MOSCOW, July 12 (Reuters) - Russian cyber security firm Kaspersky Lab said on Wednesday it had fallen victim to geopolitical sparring between Russia and the United...
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Global shares edge higher following rally on Wall Street
TOKYO (AP) — Shares edged higher in early European trading Thursday, tracking gains in Asia after Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen told Congress the central bank may slow the pace of its interest rate increases if inflation remains below its target level. Japan's Nikkei 225 was flat as a stronger...
RBS settles lawsuit over mis-selling
London/New York — Royal Bank of Scotland will pay $5.5bn to settle one of two major US investigations into allegations it mis-sold mortgage-backed bonds that it needs to resolve...
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Attention, men. Being tall and obese puts you at a higher risk of prostate cancer
Men who are tall and obese are at an increased risk of high grade prostate cancer and prostate cancer death, according to a recent study. The team led by the University of Oxford, UK found that while height was not associated with overall prostate cancer risk, risk of high grade disease and death...
Women With High-Risk Pregnancies Far More Prone To Heart Disease
Women who have high-risk pregnancies or complications in childbirth are up to eight times more likely to suffer heart disease later in life. And many mothers — and their doctors — are unaware of the danger. Emerging research shows heart disease is a long-term threat for women who develop diabetes or...
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Number of would-be students applying to university falls
The number of would-be students applying to university has fallen, official figures show. About 25,000 fewer people have applied to start degree courses at UK universities and colleges this autumn, compared with the same point last year, Ucas data shows. One university leader said a number of...
Saudi Arabia to allow girls to play sports in public schools
Saudi Arabia said on Tuesday that it will grant girls in public schools access to physical education, a decision that comes after years of calls by women across the Kingdom demanding greater rights and access to sports. The Education Ministry said it will introduce the physical education classes...
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Confident Cilic eyes first Wimbledon final
LONDON: Croatian Marin Cilic reached the Wimbledon semi-finals for the first time with a five-set win over Luxembourg's Gilles Muller on Wednesday and said he now had real belief in his ability to go all the way. Cilic won his only grand slam title at the U.S. Open in 2014 and has been in the last...
Wimbledon 2017: Novak Djokovic considers break from tennis after quaterfinal exit
London: Novak Djokovic is considering a break from tennis, with surgery on his injured right elbow now a possibility. The 12-time Grand Slam champion, who has won three Wimbledon titles, retired from his quarterfinal match against Tomas Berdych at the All England Club on Wednesday. He said his elbow...
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Mithali Raj becomes leading scorer in Women’s ODI cricket, wishes pour in
Though India might have slumped to an eight-wicket loss to Australia in their penultimate round-robin clash of the ICC Women’s World Cup, skipper Mithali Raj was a shining star during the match as she became the all-time highest run-getter in the history of women’s one-day internationals...
Fendrich on Tennis: 1 of Big 4 left at Wimbledon, Roger Federer
LONDON: Chants of "Roger! Roger! Roger!" filled the early evening air at the All England Club, so after his post-match stretch, Roger Federer paused on a bridge connected to Centre Court and waved to his adoring public. "When you see that they're there for you, it's a bit of an unusual feeling. I'm...
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Former Brazil President Lula da Silva sentenced to nearly 10 years for corruption
Former Brazil President Lula da Silva sentenced to nearly 10 years for corruption
The arrest has created a power vacuum in Brazil, leaving the race to the presidency in 2018 wide open. Former Brazilian leader Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, a top contender to win next year's presidential election, was...
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On June 14th, Human Rights Watch headlined “Danger From US White Phosphorous”, and linked to far more evidence of America’s firebombings in Syria and Iraq, than had ever been presented regarding the alleged-by-America...
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In Paris, Trump is Bastille Day guest of city he derided
PARIS — President Donald Trump's visit to Paris on Thursday will take him to a city he has repeatedly derided — and at the side of a French leader best known to Americans as the earnest young man with the...
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After Brexit, India ready to form �ambitious’ trade relations with us: PM May
After Brexit, India ready to form �ambitious’ trade relations with us: PM May
London: India is among the countries ready to forge an "ambitious" new trading relationship with the UK after Britain leaves the European Union (EU), Prime Minister Theresa May has told the Parliament. In a...
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Two Democratic Party donors and a former party staff member filed a lawsuit on Wednesday with Protect Democracy, a government watchdog group run by former Obama administration lawyers, against President Trump's campaign...
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Two American Anti-Islamic State Militia Members Found Dead in Syria
Two American Anti-Islamic State Militia Members Found Dead in Syria
Two Americans that traveled to Syria to volunteer with the Kurdish militia known as People's Protection Units, or YPG, which is supported by American weapons and bombs, have died in the fighting this week, according to...
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The hole that has appeared on the surface of the sun is actually growing A huge hole has emerged on the surface of the sun and it could actually affect us here...
UN chief urges accountability for use of chemical weapons in Syria
UN chief urges accountability for use of chemical weapons in Syria
UNITED NATIONS, July 12 (Xinhua) -- UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres Wednesday urged accountability for the use of chemical weapons in Syria when meeting...
Macron urges greater euro zone convergence, presses Germany to act
Macron urges greater euro zone convergence, presses Germany to act
Paris: The European Union remains an incomplete project and will require changes to its treaties that bring greater convergence between euro zone member states,...
Mumbai: Muslim non-profits deem the Amarnath attacks 'anti-islamic'
Mumbai: Muslim non-profits deem the Amarnath attacks 'anti-islamic'
The demonstration held at the Azad Maidan on Wednesday afternoon. Pic/Atul Kamble Muslim non-profits are out on the roads protesting against the terror attack...
Russia Defies Sanctions By Delivering More Turbines To Crimea
Russia Defies Sanctions By Delivering More Turbines To Crimea
Reuters reported that two more gas turbines were delivered to Russian-controlled Crimea, according to two reporters who identified the equipment at the port of...
Six Police Officers Killed Amid Growing Land Disputes in Kenya
Six Police Officers Killed Amid Growing Land Disputes in Kenya
Kenya police said that six police officers have been killed by herders in the volatile area in Laikipia County, which has had 40 people killed this year over in...
After 40yr oil export ban, US looks to top global market – report
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The US may transform into one of the world’s top oil exporters in only a few short years due to its production increase of shale oil, an energy consulting group...
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'Our City Is in Ruins': Crushing Wars Are Raging on in Syria and Iraq with ...
'Our City Is in Ruins': Crushing Wars Are Raging on in Syria and Iraq with ...
Humanitarianism wars are easier to fund than the humanitarian peace. On 10 July 2017, Iraqi’s Prime...
Fish Farming Is So Filthy That Salmon Are Getting Lice
Fish Farming Is So Filthy That Salmon Are Getting Lice
A study published in 2016 noted that factory-farmed salmon become "so depressed they give up on...
7 Reasons Why a Cornered Trump Is a Real Threat to Our Country and Constitution
7 Reasons Why a Cornered Trump Is a Real Threat to Our Country and Constitution
Trump is cornered, and that makes him even more dangerous. In a moment of crisis, Donald Trump can...
The Women's March Organizers Take on the NRA With a Two-Day March
The Women's March Organizers Take on the NRA With a Two-Day March
Organizers subjected to personal attacks from the NRA refuse to be intimidated into silence. “The...
Police Beat Black Teenager After Mistaking Her for a Larger Bald Black Male Suspect
Police Beat Black Teenager After Mistaking Her for a Larger Bald Black Male Suspect
The officer who arrested the 19-year-old did not realize she was a woman until she told him her...
WATCH: Al Franken Uses FBI Hearing to Destroy Conservatives' Latest Defense of Trump Jr.
WATCH: Al Franken Uses FBI Hearing to Destroy Conservatives' Latest Defense of Trump Jr.
Franken does not have time for false equivalencies. Sen. Al Franken (D-MN) broke down the...
