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Snapchat Adds New Feature 'Snap Map' To Boost Usage
Snapchat has launched a new mapping feature that allows users to share their location with friends, Fox News reported. Snap Map allows for friends to see your exact location on a map and is updated each time you open snapchat. The update is available for iOS and Android users, the report said....
Virgin Media tells 800,000 users to change passwords over hacking risk
Which? investigation reveals hackers could access home networks and devices using a Super Hub 2 router...
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Wall Street ends higher on technology, energy boost
More By Sinead Carew (Reuters) - U.S. stocks ended higher on Friday after a last-minute trading spike and a technology sector gain offset weakness in financial stocks and sent the Nasdaq higher, giving it a weekly gain for the first time in three weeks. The energy sector (.SPNY) rebounded and...
U.S. stocks climb on rising oil prices
NEW YORK, June 22 (Xinhua) -- U.S. stocks traded higher on Thursday as oil prices tried to recover from previous sessions' sharp declines. At midday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was up 39.76 points, or 0.19 percent, to...
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Parkinson's may partly be an autoimmune disease: Study
New York, June 22 (IANS) In what could confirm a century-old suspicion, researchers have found the first direct evidence that autoimmunity -- in which the immune system attacks the body's own tissues -- plays a role in Parkinson's disease, a neurodegenerative disorder. The finding, published in the...
Social media pressure is linked to cosmetic procedure boom
The report identifies several factors that are encouraging young people in particular to focus on body image. These include increasing levels of anxiety around appearance, the rise of social media where photos can receive positive or negative ratings and the popularity of celebrity culture, complete...
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PM Modi might include yoga in primary education
On the occasion of International Yoga Day on June 21 Prime Minister Narendra Modi is expected to make a big announcement. It is likely that yoga might be induced in primary education to spread awareness and also as it indicates Indian culture, say sources. It may be noted here that other...
No classrooms, lessons or homework: New Zealand school where children are free to roam
Pupils at Deep Green Bush school spend the majority of their day outdoors, exploring the countryside, learning to fish, hunt and trap possums...
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Clinical Kvitova brushes aside Broady
Petra Kvitova's pre-Wimbledon preparations gathered pace as she ruthlessly swatted aside Naomi Broady in the second round of the Aegon Classic. After defeating Tereza Smitkova on...
Tennis star no longer threatening to sue NY after wrongful tackle
Tennis star James Blake withdrew his notice of claim against the City of New York, nearly two years after he was tackled by a plainclothes police officer who wrongly identified Blake as a suspect in a...
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Ronaldo delight as Portugal reach Confed semis
Cristiano Ronaldo expressed his delight at firing Portugal into the Confederations Cup semifinals after netting his 75th international goal in Saturday's 4-0 thrashing of New Zealand. "I'm very happy to be in the semifinals. We're confident and want to win," said Ronaldo, who picked up his third...
Roger Federer reaches 140th career final
Roger Federer defeated Karen Khachanov 6-4, 7-6, 7-5 to advance to the final of the Gerry Weber Open for the 11th time in his storied career. Federer will now bid for his 92nd career title in what will be his 140th final. He will be against the...
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‘Unique people’: Putin recalls KGB times, wishes deep-cover agents good fortune
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The great Muslim civil war — and us
The great Muslim civil war — and us
The U.S. shoots down a Syrian fighter-bomber. Iran launches missiles into eastern Syria. Russia threatens to attack coalition aircraft west of the Euphrates. What is going on? It might appear a mindless mess, but the...
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Terrorists holed up inside school in Srinagar, gunfight underway
Terrorists holed up inside school in Srinagar, gunfight underway
Srinagar: A gunfight started on Sunday between the security forces and holed-up militants in Srinagar, police said. According to police, the gunfight started after midnight between the militants holed up inside the Delhi...
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‘Unique people’: Putin recalls KGB times, wishes deep-cover agents good fortune
‘Unique people’: Putin recalls KGB times, wishes deep-cover agents good fortune
Russian President Vladimir Putin has for the first time revealed that he had worked closely with illegal resident operatives during his time with Soviet intelligence. Describing such agents as “unique” individuals, he...
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Tracking Trump: Sean Spicer emerges from the bushes as rumors swirl
Tracking Trump: Sean Spicer emerges from the bushes as rumors swirl
Gossip continued to swirl around the role of the accident-prone White House press secretary as he tried to handle questions about the Russia investigation...
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More than 100 people feared buried by southwest China landslide
More than 100 people feared buried by southwest China landslide
Around 100 people are feared buried by a landslide that crashed into their homes in southwestern China early Saturday, a county government said. The landslide from a mountain fell onto the village of Xinmo at about 6...
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Fifth GOP Senator Comes Out Against Republican Health Care Bill
Fifth GOP Senator Comes Out Against Republican Health Care Bill
Republican Sen. Dean Heller of Nevada said that he can't support the GOP bill that would remove former President Barack Obama's health care legislation in the latest challenge facing GOP leadership trying to guide the...
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At Least 40 Killed Across Pakistan in Bombing and Shooting Attacks
At Least 40 Killed Across Pakistan in Bombing and Shooting Attacks
Dozens were killed and even more injured as Pakistan was struck by protest marches, bombings, and shootings across the country on Friday, according to BBC News. Officials say that at least 25 were killed in two...
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Saudi, Gulf states to celebrate Eid today
Saudi, Gulf states to celebrate Eid today
Riyadh—Saudi Arabia and other Gulf states will celebrate Eid-ul-Fitr today as the crescent of Shawwal was sighted, Arab News reported. “Sunday, June 25, is the...
If Baghdadi death confirmed, next IS leader likely to be Saddam-era officer
If Baghdadi death confirmed, next IS leader likely to be Saddam-era officer
If Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is confirmed dead, he is likely to be succeeded by one of his top two lieutenants, both of whom were army officers...
Israel strikes Syrian positions after fire toward it
Israel strikes Syrian positions after fire toward it
JERUSALEM (AP) - Israeli aircraft struck various positions in Syria Saturday, destroying two tanks, in response to more than 10 projectiles that landed in...
The Obamas fly into Bali for luxurious resort holiday
The Obamas fly into Bali for luxurious resort holiday
The Obamas have landed in Bali, Indonesia, for a luxurious resort holiday before the former president heads to Jakarta to deliver a keynote speech. ......
Trump, Putin and Erdogan behave like autocratic rulers: Germany’s Schulz
Trump, Putin and Erdogan behave like autocratic rulers: Germany’s Schulz
The European Union must become stronger in response to a weakening of democracy in the United States, Russia and Turkey, the leader of Germany’s...
Drug War? American Troops Are Protecting Afghan Opium. U.S. Occupation Leads to All-Time High Heroin Production
Drug War? American Troops Are Protecting Afghan Opium. U.S. Occupation Leads to All-Time High Heroin Production
first published in June 2014 It is well-documented that the U.S. government has – at least at some times in some parts of the world – protected drug operations....
Colombia's ELN rebels free two Dutch journalists
Colombia's ELN rebels free two Dutch journalists
BOGOTA (Reuters) - Colombia's Marxist ELN rebel group said on Friday it has freed two Dutch journalists captured this week in the northeast of the Andean...
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On Monument Avenue, Richmond will start recognizing its real history
On Monument Avenue, Richmond will start recognizing its real history
The city won’t remove its Confederate statues, but it hopes to add context to them to counter...
While Modi promises a ‘Digital India,’ local authorities shut down the Internet
While Modi promises a ‘Digital India,’ local authorities shut down the Internet
The shutdowns limit free expression and political organization, and they come at a great economic...
The Republican tax-reform plan isn’t reform at all
The Republican tax-reform plan isn’t reform at all
Comments from GOP leaders make clear that Republicans would slash tax rates but not improve the...
Jared Kushner's First Tenants Called Him a 'Vindictive and Crooked' Landlord
Jared Kushner's First Tenants Called Him a 'Vindictive and Crooked' Landlord
Renters claimed the smell of raw sewage, mold, smell of dead animals and infestation of insects went...
Mormon Girl Who Says She Is Gay Has Microphone Cut Off, Stirring Protest
Mormon Girl Who Says She Is Gay Has Microphone Cut Off, Stirring Protest
The 13-year-old's mother said her daughter was passionate about coming out in church. A video of a...
Rape Victim in Alabama Killed Herself After Police ‘Bullied’ Her to Protect the Wealthy Alleged Attacker
Rape Victim in Alabama Killed Herself After Police ‘Bullied’ Her to Protect the Wealthy Alleged Attacker
Under Alabama’s archaic rape law, victims must prove they ‘earnestly’ resisted their attackers. The...
Why Morocco chose to be neutral on the Gulf crisis
Why Morocco chose to be neutral on the Gulf crisis
Morocco's decision to stay neutral in the GCC crisis shows its political savoir-faire and...
