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ccNSO Council Refuses NomCom Appointee
ICANN’s Country Code Names Supporting Organization refused to accept a Canadian registry director as the newest member of its Council, Domain Incite reported Monday. The ICANN Organization stated NomCom disregarded the long standing guidelines preventing registry employees from being appointed to...
Sorenson Communications Pays $2.7 Million For Forgetting To Renew Domain
An American telecommunications provider will pay a sum of $2.7 million after its emergency service was powered down for forgetting to renew its domain name, Domain Incite reported Monday. The Sorenson Communications “video relay service” was offline for two days in June 2016. The Utah company offers...
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Tesla Model 3 production falls short of targets in Q3
By Dee-ann Durbin, The Associated Press DETROIT — Tesla Inc. missed its third-quarter production goals for its new Model 3 sedan, leaving customers and analysts to wonder if the company will meet future targets for the hotly anticipated electric car. Tesla said it delivered 220 Model 3 cars in...
Regulator Considers Enforcing Additional Wells Fargo Sanctions Over Sales Abuses
According to a source with knowledge on the matter, the main regulator for Wells Fargo & Co is contemplating whether to sanction the U.S. bank for improperly charging customers for car insurance and mortgage loans, Reuters reported. The office of the Comptroller of the Currency for weeks debated how...
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Why diabetics should consume carbohydrates towards the end of the meal
Researchers urge diabetes patients to consume bread at the end of the meal after a new study found it helps to keep their blood sugar under control. Type 2 diabetes can cause heart failure, blindness, kidney disease and leg amputations....
Scientists stop brain cancers’ growth by suppressing signal molecule
The absence of a signaling molecule produced by the brain’s nerve cells stops the growth of certain brain tumors, according to a recent study by a group of researchers at Stanford’s School of Medicine. The study, published online earlier this month in “Nature,” showed that, when the...
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Virtual Academy provides education options
FAYETTEVILLE -- Spencer Sumlin credits the Fayetteville Virtual Academy for putting him on track to graduate high school. "I was not only distracted in class but a distraction in class," he said jovially of his time in a traditional school setting. His attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and...
China now Asia’s most popular destination for overseas students: China’s education authority
China has become Asia’s most popular destination for overseas students, said Li Hai, deputy director of the Department of International Cooperation and Exchange of China’s Ministry of Education, at a press conference on Sept. 28....
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Alexander Zverev beaten by Damir Dzumhur at Shenzhen Open
Top seed Alexander Zverev crashed out of the Shenzhen Open as his recent dip in form continued. The German, up to a career high fourth in the world rankings, needed three sets to beat Steve Darcis on Thursday, but he was unable to shake off the rust as in-form Dzumhur won 6-4 7-5 to book his place...
ATP Rankings: Rafael Nadal, Roger Federer hold top 2 spots, Wawrinka drops to 9
Johannesburg: Swiss tennis maestro Stan Wawrinka, whose season came to an end early due to a knee injury, has slipped by...
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Ferrari speed gives Vettel some hope
Sepang — Sebastian Vettel fell further behind Formula One championship leader Lewis Hamilton after Sunday’s Malaysian Grand Prix but the Ferrari driver sees cause for optimism in the title battle. Starting in...
Ancelotti wants to 'relax' after Bayern sacking
Carlo Ancelotti will not coach again this season as he intends to take a 10-month break from football following his departure from Bayern Munich. The...
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White House Investigates Third Private Email Account From Kushner, Ivanka Trump
WorldNews.com | 2017-10-03
Documents Show Two More Unreported Contacts From Trump Organization With Russia
WorldNews.com | 2017-10-03
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Regulator Considers Enforcing Additional Wells Fargo Sanctions Over Sales Abuses
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Sexual assault reports, hate crimes rise in new campus police statistics
The Stanford Daily | 2017-10-02
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Las Vegas gunman used 'bump-stock' device to speed fire
Las Vegas gunman used 'bump-stock' device to speed fire
The gunman who unleashed hundreds of rounds of gunfire on a crowd of concertgoers in Las Vegas had two ``bump-stocks'' that could have converted semi-automatic firearms into fully automatic ones, officials said. The...
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Catholic Groups Call For Global Divestment of Fossil Fuels
Catholic Groups Call For Global Divestment of Fossil Fuels
Forty Roman Catholic groups came together on Tuesday to announce they were shunning investments in fossil fuels and called for others to follow their example, according to Reuters. The coalition was the largest number of...
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White House Investigates Third Private Email Account From Kushner, Ivanka Trump
White House Investigates Third Private Email Account From Kushner, Ivanka Trump
Politico reported on Monday that White House officials were examining emails from a third and previously unreported email account on Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump's private domain, according to three people familiar...
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Switching to E-Cigarettes Could Save More Than 6 Million Lives In U.S.
Switching to E-Cigarettes Could Save More Than 6 Million Lives In U.S.
A new analysis published on Monday claims that up to 6.6 million early deaths in the United States could be avoided over 10 years if smokers made the transition to e-cigarettes, according to Reuters. The same analysis...
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Documents Show Two More Unreported Contacts From Trump Organization With Russia
Documents Show Two More Unreported Contacts From Trump Organization With Russia
Associates of President Donald Trump and the Trump Organization have turned over documents to federal investigators that revealed two additional unreported contacts with Russia during the 2016 campaign, according to The...
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Interior Department Opens Investigation Into Ryan Zinke's Use of Charter Flights
Interior Department Opens Investigation Into Ryan Zinke's Use of Charter Flights
The Interior Department's office of inspector general announced they were opening an investigation into interior secretary Ryan Zinke's use of charter flights on Monday, according to The Guardian. Zinke disclosed the...
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Rise In UK Death Rates Linked To Longer Hospital Stays
Rise In UK Death Rates Linked To Longer Hospital Stays
Academics say the sharp rise in the United Kingdom’s death rate in recent years could be related to the number of people being kept too long in hospitals, inadequate social care and austerity-linked pressures on the...
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Kashmir: BSF camp near Srinagar Airport attacked; 1 terrorist killed, 2 still hiding
Kashmir: BSF camp near Srinagar Airport attacked; 1 terrorist killed, 2 still hiding
Terrorists attacked a Border Security Force (BSF) camp in Srinagar's Humhuma area in the wee hours of Tuesday. One terrorist has been...
Manmade Ice Structures Seen As Solution To Northern India's Water Crisis
Manmade Ice Structures Seen As Solution To Northern India's Water Crisis
In northern India’s Ladakh region, in the high Himalayas, volunteers are building manmade ice structures, more than 30 meters (100 feet) tall, that they hope...
More Than 100,000 Americans Shot Annually With Hospital Charges Reaching $2.8B
More Than 100,000 Americans Shot Annually With Hospital Charges Reaching $2.8B
According to a study published Monday, more than 100,000 people are shot annually in the United States costing a total of $2.8 billion in hospital charges, The...
Top Myanmar Official Asks For Patience With 'Young Democracy'
Top Myanmar Official Asks For Patience With 'Young Democracy'
A top Myanmar official appealed on Monday for democracy in his country to be given “a chance to survive” amid international anger over a military campaign...
Equifax Hack May Have Affected 2.5 Million More Americans
Equifax Hack May Have Affected 2.5 Million More Americans
Credit report company Equifax said Monday an additional 2.5 million Americans may have been affected by the massive security breach of its systems, bringing the...
Liberals Hope Justice Kennedy Can Help Resist Supreme Court's Conservative Tide
Liberals Hope Justice Kennedy Can Help Resist Supreme Court's Conservative Tide
As lawyers prepare for a blockbuster Supreme Court term that will feature a constitutional scholar's dream docket of issues, some aren't even trying to hide...
Egyptian Authorities Arrest 22 People After Rainbow Flag Seen At Concert
Egyptian Authorities Arrest 22 People After Rainbow Flag Seen At Concert
An activists and rights group announced on Monday Egypt arrested 22 people in the past three days as part of a crackdown on homosexuals after a rainbow flag was...
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Will new laws help the housing crisis?
Will new laws help the housing crisis?
At an affordable-housing project in San Francisco, with the city’s skyline as a backdrop, Gov....
EDITORIAL: The clock pursues Robert Mueller
EDITORIAL: The clock pursues Robert Mueller
Robert Mueller is nothing if not relentless. Impatient with a fishing expedition that relies on...
Tribune Editorial: Not too soon to talk about gun violence
Tribune Editorial: Not too soon to talk about gun violence
No, it is not too soon. Today, and yesterday, and the last time, and the next time, are all the time...
Workers in danger
Workers in danger
Workplace safety has remained a low priority across Pakistan despite the occurrence of major...
The President Is Right
The President Is Right
Some may confess to the need for smelling salts subsequent to discovering that Donald Trump has...
Trump could help refugees. Instead, he shrugs.
Trump could help refugees. Instead, he shrugs.
The president’s cap for the new fiscal year is the lowest in decades. ......
Mass shootings are an American problem. There’s an American solution.
Mass shootings are an American problem. There’s an American solution.
Our aversion to gun control is out of line with our values. ......
