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Racketeers got them admission into universities without TOEFL or GRE

Inaugurates bridge over Mahanadi, 19 development projects

President Trump pushed back on Feb. 1 against Senate Republicans who voted overwhelmingly the previous day for a measure that rebuked his rationale for withdrawing U.S. troops from Syria and Afghanistan. Read more here.

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BALTIMORE (AP) - A federal judge has dismissed a Maryland lawsuit against President Donald Trump's administration for what it portrayed as recurring efforts to dismantle the national health care law.

The Testaments is due Sept. 10 and Atwood is keeping tight-lipped about the plot.

Craig Robinson is speaking his truth. During an interview on the Reality Steve podcast, the Bachelorette season six alum revealed his history of drug addiction and alcohol abuse,...

Radiant Technology is now shipping its new Universal Airspeed Indicator. Over the years Radiant Technology (a Belite Enterprises Company) has developed and improved technology for this instrument which is suited for experimental, light sport and ultralight aircraft. The new instrument works across 3 different speed ranges and knots / MPH. It has a number of …

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DAMASCUS, SYRIA (9:00 P.M)- USAID to the West Bank and Gaza Strip has been completely cut. According to Reuters, a US official has confirmed the ending of all USAID to the Palestinian Territories. The cut also includes stopping 60million dollars of funds, meant to feed Palestinian Authority (PA) security forces. Both the PA and Hamas […]

KPCC president Dinesh Gundu Rao calls incentive of ₹6,000 a year to farmers ‘Gujarati halwa’

Michael Avenatti will not be charged by the Los Angeles City Attorney “at this time” in an incident of domestic violence last year.

The Empire star says he's ok after being attacked in Chicago.

President Donald Trump appeared to suggest Friday that he will announce some kind of border wall action during next week's State of the Union.

Life Storage, Inc., a leading national owner and operator of self storage properties in the United States, has added four self storage facilities in the Greater Toronto Area to its third-party management portfolio. The extended Greater Toronto Area, including the Hamilton and St. Catharines-Niagara Canadian Metropolitan Areas, total more than seven million people, making it […]

Bandeppa Kashampur, Minister for Cooperation, said the State government has planned to dredge tanks in future. He was addressing a programme at Katlat

Amazon shares dropped after the e-commerce giant gave a tepid first-quarter sales forecast and raised concerns about rising costs, slowing retail growth and a murky outlook for its business in India.

A GIANT asteroid discovered by NASA’s trackers only last week is now barreling towards the Earth, the US space agency revealed.

A BREXITEER embarked on a monumental tirade against Project Fear this morning - to the extent that the radio host didn’t know how to interrupt him.

1. Verily wants to make smart shoes that track weight and falls  The Verge
2. Alphabet's Verily has been working on health-tracking shoes to measure movement, weight and falls  CNBC
3. Alphabet is exploring smart shoes that know when you fall  Engadget
4. Alphabet's life sciences company has designed prototypes of high-tech shoes with built-in sensors  Business Insider
5. Verily developing smart shoes for health and weight tracking, fall detection  9to5Google
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Google’s sister company Verily wants to make a smart shoe that can track weight and monitor falls, according to CNBC. The company has allegedly been looking for partners to develop this shoe and bring it to market, but it’s very early in the process.

The hammer-wielding suspect accused of fatally bashing three Asian men at a Brooklyn buffet has been indicted on three counts of first-degree murder — while newly unsealed court documents claim he did it to “prove my love of women. “Chinese men are awful. They hold their women captive,” accused killer Arthur Martunovich told cops shortly...

The New England Patriots released the ultimate hype video on Friday ahead of Super Bowl LIII. The video features Robert... Read More »

NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. sanctions will sharply limit oil transactions between Venezuela and other countries and are similar to but slightly less extensive than those imposed on Iran last year, experts said on Friday after looking at details posted by the Treasury Department.