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Amazon : Malware Spreading Domain Typo Registered In 1998 Lost In UDRP
A typo by Amazon, using the domain name Amazo.com, was lost via the UDRP process at the National Arbitration Forum, Domain Gang reported Friday. The Amazo.com domain name, the report said, was registered in 1998 and it spread malware, according to the UDRP filed by Amazon technologies, Inc. The...
Namebio Domain Sales For Thursday, March 22, 2018
Sedo reports the top five sales of the day for Thursday, March 22, 2018 led by Handle.com, which sold for $95,378. In all, NameBio recorded 247 sales for the day totaling $350,356 with the average sale price registering at $1,418. Compared to the previous day, the report said, there was an increase...
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Wall St nosedives as investors flee on trade war fears
Wall Street tumbled on Friday with more than 1,000 points knocked off the Dow in two days as investors, increasingly nervous about a potential US trade war with China, shied away from risk ahead of the weekend and sought shelter from further losses. A pedestrian looks...
China targets $3 billion of US goods in tariff spat
BEIJING (AP) — China announced a $3 billion list of U.S. goods for possible retaliation in a tariff dispute with President Donald Trump and girded Friday for a bigger battle over technology policy as financial markets sank on fears of global disruption. The Commerce Ministry said higher duties on...
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Anxiety, Depression May Trigger Smartphone Addiction: Study
As per a study, people who are less emotionally stable and suffer from anxiety and depression are at a risk of being addicted to their smartphones. Emotional stability is characterised by being... ......
Study claims more than 40% of Scottish cancer cases are preventable
Register for our free newsletter ABOUT 13,000 cancer cases in Scotland could be prevented each year by lifestyle changes, according to new figures. Smoking, obesity and infections are behind about 250 diagnoses a week, making it the highest proportion of preventable cases compared to other UK...
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One Cryptocurrency Miner Is Turning Excess Heat From Their Computers Into Tomatoes
As cryptocurrencies grow in popularity, one negative aspect of their rise has been the growing electrical costs of needing computers to be constantly running, but an inventor in Prague has been using that extra heat to grow produce, according to CNBC. Even though a recent report from Morgan Stanley...
World's Largest Cryptocurrency Exchange Preparing To Open Office in Malta
Binance is the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange by traded value and it's hoping to capitalize on that by opening a new office in Malta, according to Bloomberg. Chief Executive Officer Zhao Changpeng said that the company which was founded last year is planning the new office for a...
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Juan Martin Del Potro ends Roger Federer’s streak to win Indian Wells tennis title
Juan Martin del Potro saved three match points in a thrilling final at the BNP Paribas Open on Sunday before handing world number one Roger Federer his first loss of the year and claiming his maiden Masters 1000 title. The Argentine stunned a raucous Indian Wells crowd that had been loudly backing...
Naomi Osaka beats Daria Kasatkina to lift Indian Wells trophy
Naomi Osaka in action against Daria Kasatkina in the final (Getty) Naomi Osaka confirmed her status as one of the rising stars of women’s tennis by beating Daria Kasatkina in the final...
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Jesse Lingard's goal gives England 1-0 win over Netherlands
AMSTERDAM (AP) — Jesse Lingard scored his first international goal as England beat the Netherlands 1-0 Friday in a friendly that proved Gareth Southgate's team can win without striker Harry Kane. Lingard opened his England account in his ninth international, firing low into the corner past the...
Germany, Spain both impress in 1-1 World Cup warm-up draw
DUESSELDORF, Germany (AP) — Germany and Spain drew 1-1 in a World Cup warm-up on Friday, underlining their status as tournament favorites with high quality performances. Valencia forward Rodrigo Moreno got Spain off to a perfect start thanks to a perfectly weighted pass from Andres Iniesta, but...
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Peru's Congress Accepts Kuczynski's Resignation, Vizcarra Sworn In as President
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French hero officer who swapped himself for hostage dies
French hero officer who swapped himself for hostage dies
TREBES, France (AP) — A French police officer who offered himself up to an extremist gunman in exchange for a hostage has died of his injuries, the interior minister said Saturday. Col. Arnaud...
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Boko Haram kept one Dapchi girl who refused to deny her Christianity
Boko Haram kept one Dapchi girl who refused to deny her Christianity
The only Christian girl among the Dapchi schoolgirls kidnapped by Boko Haram last month could have been freed along with her schoolmates but refused to renounce her faith, according to her mother....
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Peru's Congress Accepts Kuczynski's Resignation, Vizcarra Sworn In as President
Peru's Congress Accepts Kuczynski's Resignation, Vizcarra Sworn In as President
Peru's congress voted to accept President Pablo Kuczynski's resignation on Friday, paving the way for Vice President Martín Vizcarra become the new leader, even though many voters haven't even heard...
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Thousands of Polish Women Protest Tightening of Abortion Law in Poland
Thousands of Polish Women Protest Tightening of Abortion Law in Poland
Thousands of Poles dressed in black to commemorate 'Black Friday' as they protested around the country against the ruling conservatives push to ban most abortions in the European country, according to...
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Democrats attack Trump's choice John Bolton as 'reckless partisan'
Democrats attack Trump's choice John Bolton as 'reckless partisan'
Replacement of HR McMaster as national security adviser prompts alarm from critics who fear US being drawn into confrontation...
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Trump Will Sign Spending Bill After Veto Threat Over Immigration Issues
Trump Will Sign Spending Bill After Veto Threat Over Immigration Issues
President Donald Trump cast doubt on the future of a massive spending bill on Friday morning just hours before the government faces a potential shut down if it does not get the funding the legislation...
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Justice Department Charges Iranians Over Massive Global Hacking Scheme
Justice Department Charges Iranians Over Massive Global Hacking Scheme
The Trump administration said on Friday that Iranian government-linked hackers have broken into the accounts of almost 8,000 professors at hundreds of universities in the United States and abroad,...
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Spain Catalonia: Clashes after separatist leaders detained
Spain Catalonia: Clashes after separatist leaders detained
Friday night's rallies had been organised by a separatist group before the court decisions were announced. But the rulings appeared to inflame the protesters...
Evidence Of Ancient Child Sacrifices Unearthed In Peru
Evidence Of Ancient Child Sacrifices Unearthed In Peru
At a site in northern Peru, archaeologists have made a gruesome discovery, Newsweek reports. Among 47 tombs containing more than 100 treasures, researchers have...
UK's Labor Leader Fires Shadow Northern Ireland Secretary Over Call For Brexit Vote
UK's Labor Leader Fires Shadow Northern Ireland Secretary Over Call For Brexit Vote
The shadow Northern Ireland secretary, Owen Smith, was fired by Labor Party leader Jeremy Corbyn Friday after breaking with Labor policy to call for a...
Arctic Ocean Ice Near Record Low For Winter, Seen As Boost For Shipping
Arctic Ocean Ice Near Record Low For Winter, Seen As Boost For Shipping
Winter sea ice on the Arctic Ocean covered the second smallest area on record this year, part of a thaw that is opening the region to shipping and oil...
Peru congress allows scandal-tainted president's resignation
Peru congress allows scandal-tainted president's resignation
In this photo provided by Peru's presidential press office, Peru's President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski waves to government workers and supporters outside the House...
Car Bomb Kills 13 Outside Sports Stadium In Southern Afghanistan
Car Bomb Kills 13 Outside Sports Stadium In Southern Afghanistan
At least 13 people were killed and 35 others were injured Friday night in a car bombing in southern Afghanistan, CNN reports. A local government official said...
Girl Shot At Maryland High School Dies After Being Taken Off Life Support
Girl Shot At Maryland High School Dies After Being Taken Off Life Support
A teenage girl who was shot when a classmate opened fire inside their Maryland high school has died, The Associated Press reported. The St. Mary's County...
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Is Egypt’s sham election made in the USA?
Is Egypt’s sham election made in the USA?
Since the 2013 coup, the prevailing policy in Washington has been to support Sisi's descpotic rule...
The kids have come to save us
The kids have come to save us
They have come to Washington to march, and soon they will come to the polls to vote. ......
The second-most dangerous American
The second-most dangerous American
New national security adviser John Bolton favors war against North Korea and Iran. ......
More Iraq veterans deserve the Medal of Honor
More Iraq veterans deserve the Medal of Honor
Only four have been awarded for that war, an injustice to the 1.5 million Americans who served. ......
America still shouldn’t mind its own beeswax
America still shouldn’t mind its own beeswax
Despite the high costs and disappointing results of our efforts to promote democracy, promoting...
First Russia unleashed a nerve agent. Now it’s unleashing its lie machine.
First Russia unleashed a nerve agent. Now it’s unleashing its lie machine.
A potent cocktail of poison and disinformation ......
One of these days, something’s going to blow up
One of these days, something’s going to blow up
The circus continues. ......
