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Amazon will kick off its Black Friday sale on Friday, Nov. 22, as it offers deals on electronics, TVs, toys, clothing, Amazon devices and more. Deals will run through Nov. 29. One-time deals will launch on Thanksgiving (Nov. 28), Black Friday (Nov. 29) and Cyber Monday (Dec. 2). Amazon is touting an array of discounts in several different departments. Here’s a look at some of the offers: Echo and Echo Dot Echo Dot is $27.99 off – just $22.00 or […]

MDTA Board Unanimously Approves Toll Modernization Plan CBS Baltimore

CHARLESTON, S.C. — Dejan Vasiljevic had a career-high 25 points as Miami continued a perfect run at the Charleston Classic with a 74-70 victory over Missouri State on Thursday. The Hurricanes (4-1) built an 18-point lead midway through the second half, but had to hold on after the Bears cut things to 72-70 on Tyrik

Mindy Kaling is all smiles as she hits the bed while visiting the Pop TV Presents: Visit Schitt’s Creek pop-up experience held on Wednesday (November 20) in Los Angeles. The 40-year-old Late Night actress was joined at the event by the show’s stars Sarah Levy, Emily Hampshire and Rizwan Manji, as well as Marissa Jaret [...]

GOP staff counsel Steve Castor walked Fiona Hill into this critical portion of testimony. It’s understated in a way but...

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Macdonald Hotels is selling the Rusacks in St Andrews and the Randolph in Oxford reducing borrowings significantly and embarking on refinancing discussions - with a previously planned blockbuster dea

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In airports and train stations, avoid using public charging station. Bring your own charger, and only plug into outlets.

Brendan McDermid

• The LA District Attorney's office recently warned about possible malware at charging stations in airports and train stations this holiday season.
• Other people could gain access to data on your phone through "juice jacking," which uses a USB charger to transfer information along with power as you charge.
• To keep data safe, travelers should bring their own chargers and only plug into outlets, and use "USB condoms," for extra protection.
• Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.

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Israel’s Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit announced Thursday that he was indicting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on charges of bribery, and fraud and breach of trust.

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SPEECH BY HIS EXCELLENCY THE PRESIDENT PROFESSOR PETER MUTHARIKA, IN AUDIENCE WITH THE NATIONAL PLANNING COMMISSION, 21 NOVEMBER 2019 I am delighted to meet you. I recall meeting some of you during the visit of Professor Paul Collier. But today, we are meeting with a more focused mission as we define our national direction. Let […]

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