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Hannah Lucia challenges the traditional parameters of pop on "Hustle"
Hannah Lucia challenges the traditional parameters of pop on "Hustle"
Taken from the forthcoming EP Axiom, "Hustle" is a stunning return to form almost two years in the making.
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Report: Twitter CEO took a Russian impostor’s bait in 2016 [US]
As the public learns more about confirmed Russian troll accounts on social media platforms over the past few years, reporters have begun digging into any ties they may have with major political or...
Report: New Android Malware Found in Minecraft Apps On Google Play
Minecraft-related apps on the Google Play store contain a new, “highly prevalent” strain of Android malware, Tripwire.com reported, adding compromised devices into a botnet. Security researchers at Symantec say at least eight mobile apps – with an install base ranging from 600,000 to 2.6 million...
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Wildfires plunge vineyard workers, owners into same struggle
SONOMA, Calif. (AP) - When wildfires ignited in California wine country, the flames plunged wealthy vintners into the same desperate...
Etihad, Alibaba partner for global shopping fest
UAE Business UAE's national carrier Etihad Airways said it has joined hands with Alibaba’s Tmall and Alitrip to launch a specially-branded aircraft livery for the 11.11 Global Shopping Festival 2017. Five aircraft decorated with this special 11.11 exterior will depart from Abu Dhabi and...
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Pollution linked to 9 million deaths worldwide in 2015, study says
The fatal effects of pollution are seen across our planet. In 2015, nearly one in six deaths, an estimated nine million worldwide, was related to pollution in some form -- air, water, soil, chemical or occupational pollution, according to a new report published Thursday in The Lancet. Air pollution...
Lack of sleep in pregnancy may contribute to gestational diabetes
Washington: Pregnant women may develop gestational diabetes due to lack of sleep, a new study suggests. The amount of time spent sleeping has dropped significantly in the past twenty years with almost a quarter of women and 16 percent of men experiencing insufficient sleep. “Links between...
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Letter from Africa: Why Nigeria is failing teachers and pupils
"Recruitment has also become a nightmare for employers who come across graduates unable to string together five correct sentences" Class sizes are also a big issue. A teacher friend of mine once invited me to her primary school where class sizes ranged from 90 to 120 plus pupils. Even the most...
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Maria Sharapova ready for long-term Serena Williams rivalry ahead of 2018 return
Sharapova is ready to take on Serena again (Picture: Getty) Maria Sharapova is ready to renew her rivalry with Serena Williams in 2018 and believes the pair have ‘many years’ ahead of them at the top of the sport. Novak Djokovic speaks out on chasing Roger Federer's Grand Slam...
Bernard Tomic crashes out of first-round qualifier for Antwerp ATP
Bernard Tomic's forgettable tennis season has continued, with the 24-year-old losing in the final round of...
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Nigeria to face Argentina in November friendly
Nigeria will face Argentina in a friendly at Krasnodar Stadium on Tuesday, November 14. The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) on Saturday confirmed the...
Haas F1 tussling in middle of pack in second season
AUSTIN (Texas): For a second-year Formula One team, Haas F1 should be all smiles. The only US-based team on the grid has faster cars and has already scored more points this year behind veteran drivers Romain Grosjean and Kevin Magnussen than it did in all of 2016. Yet it's that sort of success that...
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Billionaire Andrej Babis win Czech election by large margin
Billionaire Andrej Babis win Czech election by large margin
Czech billionaire Andrej Babis won a thumping victory in Saturday’s parliamentary election, giving the anti-establishment businessman facing fraud charges a strong mandate to cut taxes, lift public investment and...
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Trump, 'King of Debt,' makes GOP fret
Trump, 'King of Debt,' makes GOP fret
(CNN)As a New York businessman, Donald Trump proudly referred to himself as the "King of Debt" -- he thrived on taking financial risks and routinely leveraged debt to grow his family empire. "I'm the king of debt. I love...
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Choice of Mugabe as goodwill WHO envoy shocks, baffles
Choice of Mugabe as goodwill WHO envoy shocks, baffles
GENEVA (Reuters) - The appointment of Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe as a goodwill ambassador of the World Health Organization (WHO) has been denounced by human rights groups. ......
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Iraq’s lost generation: ‘I have forgotten what happiness is’
Iraq’s lost generation: ‘I have forgotten what happiness is’
Zanab Ismail wanted to be a doctor, Raghda Ali was studying to be a nurse – then Isis destroyed Mosul. Three years on, can they start over?...
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Probe finds Pablo Neruda didn’t die of cancer
Probe finds Pablo Neruda didn’t die of cancer
International experts announced Friday that Chilean Nobel laureate Pablo Neruda did not die of cancer, but could not conclusively determine if he was assassinated by late dictator Augusto Pinochet’s regime. Neruda,...
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Spain plans poll in Catalonia to end independence bid
Spain plans poll in Catalonia to end independence bid
MADRID: The Spanish government has secured opposition support for dissolving Catalonia’s parliament and holding new elections there in January in its bid to defuse the regional government’s push for independence. The...
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Somalia's death toll now at 358 as 'state of war' planned
Somalia's death toll now at 358 as 'state of war' planned
MOGADISHU, Somalia (AP) — Thousands of anguished Somalis gathered to pray Friday at the site of the country's deadliest attack, while the toll rose to 358 and dozens remained missing. Somalia's president will announce a...
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Trump to Allow Release of Classified JFK Assassination Documents
Trump to Allow Release of Classified JFK Assassination Documents
WASHINGTON (CBS/AP) — President Donald Trump says he doesn’t plan to block the scheduled release of thousands of never publicly seen government...
Army Porter Killed In Jammu And Kashmir In Another Ceasefire Violation By Pakistan
Army Porter Killed In Jammu And Kashmir In Another Ceasefire Violation By Pakistan
SRINAGAR: An Army porter was today killed and a girl injured in firing by Pakistani troops along the Line of Control or LoC in Kamalkote sector of Baramulla...
India should make its own decisions on ties with Iran: US
India should make its own decisions on ties with Iran: US
At the same time, the countries should take a hard look at their business partners in Iran, the senior Trump administration official said when asked about India...
NIA requests Philippines to allow them to interrogate Indian-origin ISIS recruiter
NIA requests Philippines to allow them to interrogate Indian-origin ISIS recruiter
[India] Oct 21 ANI: The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has requested Philippines to allow them to question suspected ISIS...
Explosive experts called to Sellafield nuclear reprocessing plant
Explosive experts called to Sellafield nuclear reprocessing plant
Explosive experts have been called to Sellafield nuclear reprocessing plant after a “chemical incident” at the site. Staff had been carrying out a chemical...
U.N. rights expert challenges Japan gov't defense of "conspiracy" law
U.N. rights expert challenges Japan gov't defense of "conspiracy" law
The U.N. special rapporteur on the right to privacy has challenged the Japanese government's defense of contentious legislation, adopted last June by the Diet,...
US urges Iraq forces to limit movements in disputed areas
US urges Iraq forces to limit movements in disputed areas
Washington: The United States called today for Iraqi federal forces to limit their “movements” in areas claimed by both them and the country’s...
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John Kelly’s politics of grief in the public sphere
John Kelly’s politics of grief in the public sphere
We are seeing something terribly intimate made public and political — which, of course, is exactly...
Land-grabbing Republican lawmakers are trying to gut the Antiquities Act. Don't let them
Land-grabbing Republican lawmakers are trying to gut the Antiquities Act. Don't let them
Over the past 111 years, a succession of U.S. presidents — eight Democrats and seven Republicans —...
The Supreme Court should uphold a warrant for ‘overseas’ emails
The Supreme Court should uphold a warrant for ‘overseas’ emails
In 2012, Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. told a university audience that the...
California wildfires are only going to get worse. We're not ready
California wildfires are only going to get worse. We're not ready
Countless research papers and government reports have said it, but the wildfires in Northern...
Let's face it: We have an epidemic of sexual harassment
Let's face it: We have an epidemic of sexual harassment
Harvey Weinstein's case is just the tip of the iceberg. ......
No John Kelly, women should not be seen as ‘sacred’
No John Kelly, women should not be seen as ‘sacred’
The chief of staff’s heartfelt speech about fallen soldiers took a jarring turn. ......
History shows protests move the country forward
History shows protests move the country forward
In 1676, a full 100 years before more-celebrated events in Philadelphia, Nathaniel Bacon led a group...
