By Staff, Project Veritas (San Francisco) In the latest undercover Project Veritas video investigation, current and former Twitter employees are on camera explaining steps the social media giant is taking to …
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By Elliot Spagat and Nomaan Merchant, Associated Press LOS ANGELES (AP) — Seven immigration agents filed into a 7-Eleven store before dawn Wednesday, waited for people to go through the …
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By Fred Imbert, CNBC China, the biggest buyer of U.S. sovereign bonds, could be slowing down or even halting its purchases, according to a report. Bloomberg News reported Wednesday, citing people …
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By Katherine Hignett, Newsweek Elon Musk’s SpaceX finally launched its mysterious Zuma satellite on Sunday from Cape Canaveral, Florida. To viewers of the live stream, the launch seemed like a success. The …
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COMPANIES WARNED TO REPLACE ALL COMPUTER HARDWARE OR RISK ‘SPECTRE’ ATTACK…
By Selena Larson, CNNTech Two major flaws in computer chips could leave a huge number of computers and smartphones vulnerable to security concerns, researchers revealed Wednesday. And a U.S. government-backed …
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By Douglas Busvine and Stephen Nellis, Reuters via Yahoo!News FRANKFURT/SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – Security researchers on Wednesday disclosed a set of security flaws that they said could let hackers steal …
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By Josh Lipton and Anita Balakrishnan, CNBC News Apple released a statement Thursday addressing the company’s controversial decision to slow down older phones to protect battery stability. “We know that some of …
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PART TWO – NFL Soon to Face Competition from a Familiar Foe
by T.B. Lefeverby T.B. LefeverIn late 2000, I learned of the XFL and instantly became hooked before the first game was ever played. When the XFL finally announced the eight teams it would feature …
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By Steve Goldstein, MarketWatch The Republican tax law just signed by President Trump benefits most American taxpayers, at least until key provisions sunset. Those gains, however, still fall mostly to the wealthy. …
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By Dave Michaels and Gabriel T. Rubin, The Wall Street Journal WASHINGTON—Investors are frantically trying to learn everything they can about bitcoin—and so are regulators. Furious trading in cryptocurrencies is testing many in …