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We've already pointed out that Facebook's latest moves to say it's okay to strip away Section 230's protections are all about giving Facebook more power and harming competitors -- and now the author of Section 230, Senator Ron Wyden, has put out quite an op-ed in the Washington Post explaining just how much damage would be done in chipping away at Section 230. In particular, he highlights two key reasons why we shouldn't do it: (1) It would lock in the most powerful companies like Facebook and... Читать дальше...

Reality star, Nina Ivy, has taken to social media to reveal her bride price was paid in full. According to her, the ceremony was supposed to be a lowkey one but was surprised by the crowd that turned up.

CHRIS Withington seems set to complete more than a month on the sidelines after City boss Ashley Vincent confirmed he would miss a “minimum” of two more weeks.

The symbolic move by nine rural mayors is aimed raising awareness of "intolerable" healthcare.

Photo by Michael Regan/Getty Images The former Red and current pundit still likes Liverpool’s odds at Anfield, despite the frustrating night in Madrid. Of all the former Liverpool players-turned-pundits, Jamie Carragher is far and away the best. He’s smart and insightful, and generally good at explaining the nuances of the game. However, sometimes punditry boils down to saying the obvious things. Because sometimes the obvious things are so clearly the things that need to be discussed. Last night was a night for obvious punditry. Читать дальше...

9 minutes' worth of Wall building. KAG

‘I Don’t Think We Will’ U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders, independent of Vermont, has announced he will not be releasing his full medical records after suffering a heart attack late last year. Sanders, 78, is currently seen as the frontrunner in the race for the Democratic nomination for president. “We have released, I think, quite as […]

The President signed the respective decree based on the Prime Minister’s proposal.

1. Erdogan threatens 'imminent' Turkish operation in Syria | Syria News  Al Jazeera English
2. ‘It’s Like the End of the World’  The New York Times
3. What if Idlib falls to Assad? I Inside Story  Al Jazeera English
4. Democratic Party's Bashar Assad problem goes way beyond Tulsi Gabbard  Washington Examiner
5. Syria's Aleppo airport resumes flights amid nearby offensive  CBS News
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His niece, Amal, will receive the award on his behalf.

A nourishing chicken broth to soothe your soul

1. Erdogan threatens 'imminent' Turkish operation in Syria  Al Jazeera English
2. ‘It’s Like the End of the World’  The New York Times
3. Turkey's Erdogan says Syria talks with Russia unsatisfactory, offensive 'matter of time'  NBCNews.com
4. What if Idlib falls to Assad? I Inside Story  Al Jazeera English
5. Satellite Photos Show Rapid Growth Of Syrian Refugee Camps  NPR
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Taapsee: Worked hard to achieve a level that people are waiting for me

THE Queen today put on a brave face as she arrived to open a hospital in her first engagement since it was revealed her nephew was getting a divorce. The 93-year-old smiled as she visited the Royal National ENT and Eastman Dental Hospitals today amid the tumultuous week for her family. It was this week […]

China has denounced Washington for advocating freedom of the press while obstructing media, after it tightened control over Beijing-run outlets operating in the US by equating them to diplomatic missions.
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Saul Niguez hopes Atletico Madrid might have silenced a few critics with their defeat of Liverpool in the Champions League.

Indian officials have intensified a probe into whether a $2.2 billion Airbus SE jetliner sale to a state-owned airline involved bribes, as per sources. The ED is inspecting a payment of Rs 142 crore linked to the 2006 purchase of 43 jets by Indian Airlines, as well as a commitment to provide aircraft-overhaul facilities that were never built, as per sources.

Turkey’s president is criticizing the European Union’s decision to launch a new maritime effort focused on enforcing the U

Brumbies players and team staff have been hit with a mumps outbreak, meaning many personnel will be unavailable to travel to Hamilton for the Round 4 clash against the Chiefs.

St Mirren knock Motherwell out of the Scottish Cup on penalties after a thrilling 4-4 draw at Fir Park.

St Mirren knock Motherwell out of the Scottish Cup on penalties after a thrilling 4-4 draw at Fir Park.

When Vladimir Putin announced his intention to amend Russia’s Constitution, it drove the pundits and pontificators into a frenzy of speculation. Since then there’s been a raft of proposals but two in particular stand out.
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U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will meet with King Salman, Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman and Foreign Minister Faisal bin Farhan during a three-day visit to Saudi Arabia starting Wednesday, the U.S. State Department said.

'Being ridiculous is the accepted norm these days,' says Facebook commenter