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MMX Reports Three gTLDs Approved For Sale In Beijing
The Beijing Communications Administration (BCA) Thursday approved its first portfolio registry with the approval of the .vip domain, Domain Incite reported. According to MMX, while many gTLDS have managed to pass through the stringent vetting process of the Ministry of Industry and Information...
.Cam Will Easily Be Confused With .Com, Report Says
Arguing the string was too similar, Verisign objected when companies applied for the .cam top level domain, saying the string was too similar to .com and would cause confusion, Domain Name Wire reported Thursday. One panelist agreed with Versign and another didn’t, leading to the ICANN board...
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Total Market Cap Of Cryptocurrencies Reaches All Time High $171.8 Billion
The total market capitalization of cryptocurrencies continued to grow, reaching a new all-time high on Thursday of $171.8 billion, according to CoinMarketCap. That amount represents an 850% increase from their value of $17.7 billion at the start of this year. Analysts say that the crypto market will...
Chilean economic officials resign in blow to center-left coalition
(Adds resignations of finance subsecretary and economy minister; names of replacements) By Gram Slattery SANTIAGO, Aug 31 (Reuters) - Chilean Finance Minister Rodrigo Valdes and two other major economic officials resigned on Thursday, in a blow to President Michelle Bachelet's center-left coalition...
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Pervez Musharraf declared fugitive in ex-PM Benazir Bhutto's murder trial
NEW DELHI: A Pakistani anti-terrorism court has declared former military ruler Pervez Musharraf a fugitive in ex-prime minister Benazir Bhutto's murder trial, ordering his property confiscated, a court official said Thursday. Musharraf was charged with Bhutto's 2007 assassination in 2013, but has...
5 tips to make sure your teenager with diabetes is ready for college
(BPT) - Parents across the country are preparing their teens for their first year of college. It’s an exciting time, but a stressful one as well. If you’re a parent with a child with diabetes, it may also be terrifying as this may be the first time your teen will be completely responsible for their...
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One lakh seats vacant in degree colleges:India
Hyderabad: Chairman of State Council for Higher Education, Prof. T. Papi Reddy announced the end of web options for admissions into various...
Majority Of Working Adults See Higher Education As Route To Greater Career Satisfaction
(NAPSI)—Americans are thinking more about how to pursue professional development and open doors to more satisfying career options. In fact, according to a recent University of Phoenix® survey, only 38 percent of U.S. working adults are very satisfied with their current professional position, and...
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‘I don’t give a f***’: Tennis star Alexandr Dolgopolov hits back at match fixing claims
Dolgopolov hit back (Picture: Getty Images) Alexandr Dolgopolov has hit back at match fixing claims levelled at him after it was announced that a match he participated in is being assessed due to suspicious betting patterns. Federer handed huge boost as injured Kyrgios crashes out of the US Open The...
Japan's Osaka overcomes nerves, ousts defending champ
Naomi Osaka of Japan reacts against Angelique Kerber of Germany during their first round Women's Singles match on Day Two of the 2017 US Open at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center on August 29, 2017 in New York City Japanese teen Naomi Osaka first conquered her shaky nerves and then...
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Wozniacki slams 'unacceptable' Sharapova favoritism
NEW YORK: Caroline Wozniacki slammed as "unacceptable and questionable" the US Open decision to give Maria Sharapova back-to-back matches on the showpiece Arthur Ashe Stadium in the Russian's first Grand Slam appearance since serving a doping ban. Wozniacki was furious that she was sent to play her...
Cavendish to return to action at Tour of Britain
LONDON: Mark Cavendish will return to action for the first time since a horrifying high-speed crash at the Tour de France as part of a strong Team Dimension Data outfit at the Tour of Britain, which begins in Scotland on Sunday. The British rider, who broke his scapula on stage four in France when...
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Support Grows To Ban High-Strength Painkillers during US Opioid Epidemic
Support Grows To Ban High-Strength Painkillers during US Opioid Epidemic
Barack Obama's former drug czar came out in support of a ban on high-strength opioid painkillers that some believe are at the core of the opioid epidemic that's claiming 50,000 lives a year, according to The Guardian....
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Younger Brother Of Manchester Bomber Expected To Go On Trial In Libya
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The younger brother of the Manchester bomber is scheduled to appear in a Libyan court for his alleged involvement in the terror attack leading to the deaths of 22 people, The Independent reported. Hashem Abedi was...
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U.S. Commander Says Al-Baghdadi Is Probably Still Alive
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Energy Department Official Resigns After Inflammatory, Racist Tweets
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William Bradford resigned on Thursday after it was discovered that he sent racist and anti-Semitic tweets before being chosen to lead the Energy Department's Office of Indian Energy, according to The Washington Post....
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Border Patrol Announces Contracts For Trump Wall Proposal Have Been Approved
Border Patrol Announces Contracts For Trump Wall Proposal Have Been Approved
U.S. President Donald Trump’s much-touted border wall moved one step closer to reality Thursday when the administration announced it has chosen four companies to build concrete prototypes of the structure, The Washington...
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U.S. War With North Korea Could Be Deadliest Conflict In History, Germany Warns
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Germany's foreign minister has warned that a military showdown between the U.S. and North Korea could result in more casualties than World War II, the deadliest conflict mankind has ever seen. Foreign Minister Sigmar...
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US Orders Russia To Close Diplomatic Offices Across Three American Cities
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The United States announced on Thursday that they were ordering Russia to close its consulate in San Francisco and two annex buildings in New York City and Washington D.C. in a response from the State Department on the...
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Mexican President Likens Leftist Candidate To Venezuela's Maduro
Mexican President Likens Leftist Candidate To Venezuela's Maduro
Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto raised the specter of Venezuela blighting his nation’s politics in an interview published on Thursday, likening the early...
Paleontologists Unearth Rare Triceratops Skeleton In Colorado
Paleontologists Unearth Rare Triceratops Skeleton In Colorado
Paleontologists are uncovering the bones of a horned dinosaur in Colorado and have been pleasantly surprised by how much of the skeleton they’ve uncovered, CBS...
Former Rwandan Presidential Candidate Said To Be In Custody, Report Says
Former Rwandan Presidential Candidate Said To Be In Custody, Report Says
A former Rwandan presidential hopeful and women’s rights activist is reportedly in police custody in her country, her brother said Thursday, raising concerns...
South Sudanese Rebels Short On Supplies As Fight With Government Forces Continues
South Sudanese Rebels Short On Supplies As Fight With Government Forces Continues
Before the South Sudanese insurgents conducted an attack in the town of Kaya, they distributed supplies — a strip of red cloth so they would be able to identify...
South London Cricket Stadium Evacuated After Arrow Hits Field
South London Cricket Stadium Evacuated After Arrow Hits Field
A cricket stadium in south London was evacuated Thursday after a crossbow arrow was shot onto the field during a County Championship match, The Guardian...
Mattis Signs Order To Deploy Additional Troops To Afghanistan
Mattis Signs Order To Deploy Additional Troops To Afghanistan
U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis announced Thursday he approved orders to deploy additional soldiers to Afghanistan — the most hardened step made by President...
New Russian Ambassador to United States Anatoly Antonov Arrives in Washington
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Trump’s big decision in Syria
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Even after the Islamic State is routed, U.S. troops can play a key mediating role. ......
FEMA avoids disaster in Houston — so far
FEMA avoids disaster in Houston — so far
Officials have learned a lot from Katrina — and have a lot to learn from this storm. ......
In Guatemala, the rule of law strikes back
In Guatemala, the rule of law strikes back
The president panics as a U.N. anti-corruption crusader tightens the noose. ......
‘Trump forces’ and the smashing of GOP orthodoxy
‘Trump forces’ and the smashing of GOP orthodoxy
A Republican primary in Arizona next year could reshape the party — and not for the better. ......
What a hurricane tells us about local news
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Trump fatigue comes early
Trump fatigue comes early
He’s not the first president to lose his allure over time, but he is the most radical example of the...
