jeudi 31 mai 2018

Viral video shows how to survive knife attack

CHINESE police have released a survival guide for warding off a knife attack, which has gone viral on social media for its simple advice.

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Tested: the everyday supercar

MOST road tests of performance cars start with a description of its brutal acceleration and how it grips on the ragged edge.

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Drawing the Future of Predictive Medicine With Geneticist J. Craig Venter

The future of medicine will be predictive not reactive, says geneticist J. Craig Venter. He sketches out how genomics could help cure and prevent disease.

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Hawaiians told: lava and candy don’t mix

SOMEONE actually asked the US Geological Survey if it is okay to roast marshmallows over volcanic lava.

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Brawling women caught on video

THIS is the extraordinary moment a woman — known locally as “Black Juicy” — threw a cup of tea at her neighbour’s head during an astonishing daytime brawl.

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Cops: If you get this call, hang up

IN RECENT months, you may have been confused by a voicemail left on your phone in Mandarin.

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Man’s hidden ‘labour of love’ backyard paradise

A BRITISH nature lover has forked out $280,000 and spent 13 years transforming an overgrown forest on his Australian property into a hidden 150-acre paradise — fit with a lush six-metre waterfall.

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mercredi 30 mai 2018

Incredible images of beached whale

A DECOMPOSING fin whale has left a thick, oily slick in the normally crystal clear waters near Albany, Western Australia.

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The problem Apple can’t escape

FACEBOOK should be regulated like the cigarette industry.

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‘Active Shooter’ game pulled after backlash

A CONTROVERSIAL video game pitched as a “school shooting simulation” has been ditched ahead of its release.

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Tech.biz, Wednesday 30th May 2018

Biz Tech host Susanne Latimore joins Chris Griffith to discuss the latest consumer technology.

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Nip slip goes viral on Google Maps

A CHEEKY tourist has reportedly added a racy video of her bare breast to a remote road on Google Maps, sending locals into a fluster — and racking up hundreds of five-star reviews for the spot.

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What life is really like on Mars

A LONG time ago in a Hawaiian island far, far away … aspiring astronaut James Bevington lived on one of the closest environments to Mars we have created on Earth.

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Electric car on autopilot rams cop car

POLICE in Southern California were first on scene at an electric car crash because the vehicle — on Autopilot at the time — rammed into a police cruiser.

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mardi 29 mai 2018

Why your HomePod will get smart

APPLE will turn up the volume on its smart speakers today with a much-anticipated software upgrade for its HomePod almost four months after it was released in Australia.

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Bitcoin horror: ‘It just goes bad’

A HOSPITAL in the UK has begun offering treatment for bitcoin addicts as the cryptocurrency craze fuels a new breed of gambling addicts.

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Gene survey prompts evolution question

WHO would have suspected that a handheld genetic test used to unmask sushi bars pawning off tilapia for tuna could deliver deep insights into evolution, including how new species emerge?

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Negative online review backfires

YELP reviewers, beware.

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Drawing the Future of Supercars With Lamborghini’s Maurizio Reggiani

A fully electric supercar without a traditional battery? Lamborghini CTO Maurizio Reggiani sketches his vision of the Third Millennium Lamborghini.

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Fears for whale entangled off Bondi

THE National Parks and Wildlife Service has called off the rescue of a humpback whale entangled in rope off North Bondi until first light on Wednesday.

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Unlikely rival to the iPhone X

LENOVO’s Z5 promises to be the first true all-screen smartphone — and now the stunner has a release date.

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World’s most expensive headphones

YOU can buy a lot of great stuff with $80,000 — a luxury car, a second-hand light aeroplane, a house in the middle of nowhere, some really flash jewellery, or even a piece of art.

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lundi 28 mai 2018

Baby panda makes public debut

A BABY panda born in a Malaysian zoo five months ago has made her public debut.

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Trump’s ‘tone deaf’ tweet on day of mourning

DONALD Trump has been blasted for his “tone deaf” morning tweet on a national day of mourning.

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Fears fired worker poisoned water

JUST weeks ago, Tom Young was the toast of the town, having received an award in source water protection for the City of Dietrich in the US state of Idaho.

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Must-know tricks for your gadgets

REVELATIONS that an Amazon Echo smart speaker inadvertently sent a family’s private conversation to an acquaintance highlights some unexpected risks of new voice-enabled technologies.

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Elon Musk’s awkward sex cult gaffe

IT DIDN’T take long for Elon Musk’s news media endorsing idea to hit a rather awkward snag.

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Truth about Earth’s most dominant species

WHEN you think of dinosaurs, your mind immediately goes to the impressive might of the tyrannosaurus rex or maybe the huge size of the brontosaurus.

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Don’t answer these calls

IF YOU’RE wondering why someone keeps calling you from the Central African Republic, you’re not alone.

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dimanche 27 mai 2018

US warships challenge China islands

TWO US Navy warships have sailed near South China Sea islands claimed by China today, two US officials told Reuters.

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New zombie game’s biggest problem

WHEN zombies walk the Earth, heading to your local pub for a pint or a cup of tea and hoping it all blows over won’t prove to be a viable strategy — nor would it make for a particularly engaging video game.

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Big lie behind $218 million marvel

IN 2014, Elizabeth Holmes, a young tech executive, was wowing both Silicon Valley and Big Pharma. She had developed a new technology that allowed quick and easy blood test readings, that could easily be done by patients at home, with the results being sent remotely to their doctor.

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samedi 26 mai 2018

Mysterious ‘werewolf’ baffles experts

A MYSTERIOUS wolf-like creature was shot dead by a rancher in rural Montana — and even wildlife officials have no clue what the thing is, authorities.

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Fox battles eagle in incredible photo series

THE fight for survival is an everyday reality for animals in the wild, but it’s one we, as humans, don’t often get to see. But these incredible images by nature photographer Kevin Ebi have captured the exact moment a bald eagle steals the prey right out of a fox’s mouth at San Juan Island National Historical Park in Washington state, USA.

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Next big small thing

GOOD things come in small packages and in the case of Audi that package is shrinking. Smaller vehicles with smaller engines are part of a philosophy Audi calls “right sizing”.

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Mount Everest stunt turns deadly

A PUBLICITY stunt that sponsored four bitcoin fanatics’ climb of Mount Everest took a tragic turn earlier this week when one of the Sherpas was believed to have died along the way, according to a report.

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vendredi 25 mai 2018

Tinder launches creepy new feature

TINDER has officially taken stalking to the next level.

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Facebook’s sneaky move revealed

AUSTRALIANS will become second-class online citizens in a sneaky move by Facebook designed to rob them of new privacy rights.

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NBN boss: ‘We killed it’

IF YOU live in regional areas of the country being serviced by fixed wireless in the NBN rollout, we’ve got some bad news.

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Twitter CEO: Why we haven’t bumped Trump

TWITTER CEO Jack Dorsey has been in Australia this week, talking to local community and business leaders, scientists, Journalists and influencers, while taking in the local culture.

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jeudi 24 mai 2018

Insta star pretends to point gun at police

FOOTAGE has emerged of an Instagram model and girlfriend of a former Hells Angel bikie pretending to point a gun at police during a wild night out.

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NBN ‘kills’ plans for 100mbps to homes

AUSTRALIANs won’t be able to get speeds of 100 megabits per second under the National Broadband Network’s fixed wireless product.

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Drawing the Future of Masculinity With Esther Perel and Baratunde Thurston

Is a 50/50 partnership fair? Psychotherapist Esther Perel joins comedian and activist Baratunde Thurston to discuss the future of male and female relationships and equality.

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Possible Russia ‘attack’ during Football final

NETWORK technology company Cisco Systems claimed that a half a million routers had been compromised in preparation for what could be a major cyberattack against Ukraine, raising the spectre of large-scale disruption during Champions League soccer final.

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The must-have car safety tech

MORE than 90 per cent of road crashes are caused by “human mistakes,” according to Euro NCAP. This includes nearly every type of driver behaviour, from law breaking — speeding, driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs and, presumably, using a mobile phone — to human error, such as fatigue, distraction and just not paying attention.

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Terrifying new nuclear threat is here

SINCE it was first produced in the late 1960s, the B61 has been the only remaining nuclear free-fall bomb in the US arsenal.

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Who won epic battle between fox and eagle?

THIS epic tug of war shows the very moment an eagle stole a rabbit from a hungry fox more than six metres in the air.

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mercredi 23 mai 2018

Turn Your Phone Into a Powerful PC

For most tasks, the only computer you need is the one in your pocket. WSJ's David Pierce shows you accessories to help put your iPhone or Android phone to work. Photo/Video: Emily Prapuolenis/The Wall Street Journal

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Why your inbox is swamped with privacy updates

EXPECT to be swamped with emails about privacy and digital rights this week as companies including Google, Spotify, Twitter, GoPro, and Fitbit make last-minute pleas for your consent ahead of strict privacy regulations introduced this Saturday.

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Diesel at last for Lexus SUV

LEXUS has finally added diesel power to its flagship four-wheel drive. It’s been 20 years in the making and many will wonder why it didn’t happen on day one.

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The game too explicit for Australia

IS THERE anything more liberating than turning 18 years old in Australia?

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mardi 22 mai 2018

Electric-car warning for Australia

AN international expert on vehicle emissions has slammed the slow rollout of electric cars in Australia and warned the country is at risk of being left behind if there are no taxpayer-funded incentives to boost appeal.

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$449 gadget to fix annoying issue

THE thick cement walls of my old terrace house might help avoid noise complaints from my pesky neighbours when I blast NWA’s Straight Outta Compton on vinyl, but they are not so forgiving when it comes to receiving a strong Wi-Fi system throughout my entire home.

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‘Why I’ve broken up with Tinder’

HI EVERYONE. My name is Alita Brydon and I am a Tinder addict.

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Drawing the Future of Shopping with Michael Rubin

Goodbye, brick and mortar? The Kynetic CEO and 76ers co-owner Michael Rubin predicts the future of retail will mean far less stores, and that we’ll rely heavily on our smartphones.

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Zuckerberg set for grilling in Brussels

FACEBOOK CEO Mark Zuckerberg is set to be grilled by European politicians on Tuesday over the company’s lacklustre approach to data protection.

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China’s scary new breakthrough

WHILE the Western world was focused on the wedding of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, China was making a breakthrough in the South China Sea.

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Screaming lynxes are the stuff of nightmares

NICOLE Lewis was driving on May 18 near Avery Lake, which borders Ontario, Canada, and the US state of Michigan, when she came across two lynxes having what seemed to be some sort of territorial dispute.

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lundi 21 mai 2018

Government mulls ‘Google tax’

THE government’s plan to whack some of the biggest tech companies in the world with a “digital tax” could come to pass.

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Facebook message infuriating Aussies

HAVE you ever seen something on Facebook that you thought shouldn’t be there?

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dimanche 20 mai 2018

Captiva sharp on price, spec

FOR something that sold so well, Holden’s Captiva SUV has a poor reputation. Australians bought more than 10,000 examples of five or seven-seater each year but reliability problems — specifically such big-ticket items as gearboxes and engines failing — earned the nickname “Craptiva” from online forums.

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‘Noah’s ark’ of pets saved from volcano

WHEN hundreds of residents of Hawaii’s Big Island fled their homes after the Kilauea volcano erupted, some left behind not only most of their belongings, but also their beloved pets.

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Nintendo’s surprisingly great product

CATS and children are renowned for being endlessly entertained by cardboard boxes.

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Man ‘lava-bombed’ while sitting on porch

A MAN has suffered serious leg injuries after he was “lava bombed” by spatter from the active Kilauea volcano on Hawaii’s Big Island.

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samedi 19 mai 2018

New cop cars to watch out for

NSW police have unveiled two new hi-tech highway patrol cars as our homegrown Holdens and Fords reach the end of the road after almost half a century of service.

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The music industry’s worst nightmare

OPINION

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vendredi 18 mai 2018

Students’ big Facebook live mistake

A GROUP of New Zealand students who filmed themselves smoking weed in school uniform on campus and streamed the footage to Facebook live have been suspended.

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Story behind bizarre volcano photo

THE Volcano Golf and Country Club in Hawaii certainly lived up to its name this week as the nearby Kilauea volcano spewed fire and ash nearby.

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jeudi 17 mai 2018

Hawaii volcano violently erupts

HAWAII’S Kilauea volcano has erupted from its summit, shooting a dusty plume of ash about nine kilometres into the sky.

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Tested: three-cylinder hot hatch

MEET Ford’s first three-cylinder hot hatch. The latest generation of its pint-sized pocket rocket, the Fiesta ST, is powered by a tiny engine but has big shoes to fill.

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Mercedes X-Class meets ute rivals

CASHED-UP tradies are now spending luxury-car money on double-cab utes. More than half the Toyota HiLuxes and Ford Rangers sold cost in excess of $50,000.

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Read All Those New Privacy Policies? Get a Football Field

Those updated privacy policies flooding your inbox, due to Europe's GDPR, are so long that if you print out the ones from 30-some most-used apps, you could span a football field. Really. WSJ's Joanna Stern provides tips on how to tackle the gibberish.

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Musk’s ‘crazy’ Earth travel plan

ELON Musk’s wants to use the biggest rocket SpaceX has ever built to ferry humans around the globe, promising passengers the ability to get anywhere on Earth in under an hour.

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Toyota was boring: official

THERE has never been a better time, says Calty studio boss Kevin Hunter — reiterating a favourite pitch of our Prime Minister — to be a Toyota designer.

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Crazy items Brisbane is banning

BRISBANE City Council has announced it’s about to become one of Australia’s most environmentally friendly councils after it committed to banning plastic straws, helium balloons and single-use bottles.

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mercredi 16 mai 2018

GDPR: What Is it and How Might it Affect You?

The European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation on data privacy will come into force on May 25, 2018. This video explains how it could affect you, even if you do not live in the EU.

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Red alert: volcano impact escalates

EXPLOSIONS intensified on Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano on Tuesday, spewing ash and triggering a red alert for aircraft for the first time since the latest eruption began 12 days ago.

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Idea better than high-speed rail

AUSTRALIA’S obsession with massively expensive high-speed rail between the east coast’s major capitals is “pie in the sky” and the country should instead be focusing on connecting our largest cities to regional centres.

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Tech.biz, Wednesday 16th May 2018

Chris Griffith joins Biz Tech host Chloe James at the CeBIT tech fair. to see the latest consumer technology.

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How to Spot a Great Tech Investment? SoftBank’s Masayoshi Son Has the Answer

Masayoshi Son, CEO of SoftBank, shared his insights and quoted Yoda, the Star Wars Jedi master, during a conversation with WSJ Editor in Chief Gerard Baker at the CEO Council meeting in Tokyo.

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Building fatherly bonds from the womb

EXPECTANT fathers are being invited to sign up for text messages from their unborn child.

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Why workers walked out at Google

DISGRUNTLED workers are walking off the job at Google in protest of the tech giant’s role in a military project with the United States army.

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Honda Accord to return

The Accord nameplate will return to Honda showrooms next year.

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mardi 15 mai 2018

Meghan Markle’s father now reportedly attending wedding

There are reports Meghan Markle's father Thomas is now attending her wedding to Prince Harry. Mr Markle pulled out yesterday citing health issues.

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North Korea reportedly rescinds talks with the South

There are reports North Korea has rescinded talks with the South due to joint military exercises with the United States. The North is also reportedly questioning America's commitment to a planned summit between US President Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un due to take place next month. The joint drills between the South Korean and US air force started on Friday and are a regular rehearsal to defend the South in the event of an invasion from the North.

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Two more killed in Gaza violence as families bury their loved ones

Gaza protests have claimed the lives of two more people as families of some of the 60 people killed in yesterday's violence buried their loved ones. In the West Bank protestors threw stones and Molotov cocktails at the Israeli army in response to yesterday's attacks, which were sparked by the opening of the US embassy in Jerusalem.

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Suspended teacher killed in hail of bullets

RACHAEL DelTondo, a Pennsylvania teacher who was suspended from her job after a leaked police report said she had been found in a steamed up parked car with a 17-year-old boy, has been shot down in a hail of gunfire.

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UN to meet over Gaza violence

THE United Nations Human Rights Council will hold a special session on Friday to discuss “the deteriorating human rights situation” in the Palestinian Territories, after Israeli forces killed 60 Palestinians during protests along the Gaza border.

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‘Bloody Monday’ may trigger war

HORRENDOUS images are pouring out of Gaza after the deadliest day in four years increased fears of an outright war.

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Andrew Morton in hospital after collapse

STAR royal biographer Andrew Morton has been rushed to hospital after suffering a suspected stroke while on stage at an event in London — just days before the royal wedding.

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What the U.S.-China Trade War Means for Workers on the Ground

Trade pressure on farmers has helped fuel the latest talks between U.S. and China aimed at lifting tariffs on soybeans, hogs and more. Here, an American farmer and a steelworker explain how tariffs are impacting their livelihoods.

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Trump tweets on Melania’s health

US PRESIDENT Donald Trump​ has tweeted that First Lady Melania Trump is “doing really well” after undergoing kidney surgery and thanked wellwishers for their​ “​love​”.

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Author Tom Wolfe dead at 87

TOM Wolfe, famous for works like The Bonfire of the Vanities, The Right Stuff and The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test, has passed away in Manhattan at the age of 87.

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Volcano costs Hawaii big tourism bucks

PEOPLE nixing vacations to Hawaii’s Big Island has cost the tourism industry millions of dollars as the area’s top attraction, Kilauea volcano, keeps spewing lava.

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Facebook rocked by new data breach

A HUGE new data breach has allowed a rogue app to snatch the intimate details of three million more users

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Volcano costs Hawaii big tourism bucks

PEOPLE nixing vacations to Hawaii’s Big Island has cost the tourism industry millions of dollars as the area’s top attraction, Kilauea volcano, keeps spewing lava.

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Facebook rocked by new data breach

A HUGE new data breach has allowed a rogue app to snatch the intimate details of three million more users

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N Korea to join global push on nuke test ban

NORTH Korea plans to join international efforts to implement a total ban on nuclear weapons tests, an ambassador for the country told the United Nations disarmament body overnight.

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Mahathir in Charge

In an exclusive interview at the WSJ CEO Council in Tokyo, newly elected Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad revealed he plans to remain in power for "one or two years" rather than hand the reins to longtime opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim.

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Queen ‘angry’ at Meghan’s dad

QUEEN Elizabeth II is “very angry” with Meghan Markle’s dad for selling staged paparazzi photos of himself days before the royal wedding, according to a report.

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Behind the Scenes of North Korean Diplomacy

Top diplomats and government officials discuss risks, hopes and the future of North Korean relations at the WSJ CEO Council in Tokyo ahead of the planned Trump-Kim meeting in Singapore.

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How Google is watching your every move

AS the Australian probe into Google’s cyberstalking widens, US lawmakers have demanded an investigation into “potential deceptive acts” by the tech titan while collecting users’ “sensitive location data” such as visits to IVF or abortion clinics.

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Kimberley region a ‘candy store’ for cruel smugglers

BELOVED Australian reptiles are being stuffed in anything from socks, to hollowed out books, in order to be smuggled into black markets.

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How fantasy sports can help boost TV ratings for sports leagues

As fantasy players continue to tune into games to keep track of scoring, regardless of the importance of the game itself, could fantasy sports become a vehicle in boosting TV ratings and revenue for traditional sports leagues?

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Two Trade Rules That Are Complicating Nafta Talks

Negotiators from the U.S., Canada and Mexico are scrambling to reach a Nafta deal by July, but two proposals involving autos are complicating the talks. WSJ’s Shelby Holliday explains.

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Shocking memory transplant breakthrough

THE concept of being able to download and transplant your memories into another sentient being just got a little less ridiculous.

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Prince Philip: Master of the public gaffe

Prince Philip has established a reputation for his quirky and off the cuff comments but his unique style has also won over plenty of fans for the Duke of Edinburgh

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lundi 14 mai 2018

Trump’s five words before deadly day

MASS clashes to protest the relocation of the US embassy to Jerusalem from Tel Aviv has killed at least 52 Palestinians as Israel opened fire on the Gaza border.

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Melania Trump hospitalised, undergoes surgery

US FIRST Lady Melania Trump is in hospital after undergoing kidney surgery.

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Trump declares a ‘great day’ for Israel despite deadly clashes

Amid deadly clashes, President Trump has declared the opening on the US embassy a 'great day' for Israel. His daughter Ivanka and son-in-law Jared Kushner led the US delegation celebrating the opening of the new embassy in Jerusalem. The decision reverses decades of American foreign policy by recognising the city as the Israeli capital, and comes despite warnings that tensions could flare in occupied territories across the Middle East.

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Embassy opening spurs deadliest day in Gaza for years

The opening of America's new Israeli embassy in Jerusalem has spurred the deadliest day in Gaza since 2014. Officials say more than 50 Palestinians have been killed in clashes near the Israeli border. Meanwhile, Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has thanked US President Donald Trump for following through on his convictions and pressing ahead with the move. In comments likely to anger Palestinians further, he described Jerusalem as the eternal and undivided capital of Israel.

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Meghan’s dad ‘not going to royal wedding’

JUST days before he is supposed to walk his daughter Meghan Markle down the aisle to marry Prince Harry, Thomas Markle is reportedly no longer attending the royal wedding.

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Deadly danger of keyless cars

CARBON monoxide from keyless cars has killed more than two dozen people since 2006, as drivers unwittingly leave their vehicles running inside garages, a new report has found.

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New evidence for life in space

SCIENTISTS have revealed fresh evidence of water on the surface of Jupiter’s moon Europa, raising hopes that alien life may be found around the second planet from Earth.

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NBA’s Adam Silver on Why He Supports Legal Sports Betting

The Supreme Court overturned a federal ban on sports betting in a decision announced Monday. NBA Commissioner Adam Silver explains why that could bring greater transparency and integrity as well as business opportunities. He spoke with WSJ's Jason Gay at the Future of Everything Festival in New York on May 8.

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Deadly danger of keyless cars

CARBON monoxide from keyless cars has killed more than two dozen people since 2006, as drivers unwittingly leave their vehicles running inside garages, a new report has found.

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New evidence for life in space

SCIENTISTS have revealed fresh evidence of water on the surface of Jupiter’s moon Europa, raising hopes that alien life may be found around the second planet from Earth.

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Superman star Margot Kidder dead at 69

SUPERMAN actress Margot Kidder has passed away at age 69, TMZ reports.

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Dozens Dead As Palestinians and Israel Military Clash Over New U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem

At least 52 protesters were killed at the border between the Gaza Strip and Israel ahead of the historic embassy opening.

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Killer nanny set to be sentenced

WARNING: Graphic content

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Tragic story behind ‘Golden State Killer’

THE “Golden State Killer” lost his mind — and morals — after witnessing his sister being raped at a young age, spurring his decade-long bloody rampage, relatives suggested in a new report.

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Meghan’s ‘trash’ sister slammed for staging pics

THE estranged controversial half-sister of Meghan Markle has taken responsibility for the “staged” paparazzi photos of her father, insisting it was for the benefit of the royal family and not a cheap grab for cash. But not everyone is convinced.

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Killer nanny faces life in prison

A NEW York City nanny who killed two small children in her care is facing life in prison.

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Building at the centre of a storm

FOR eight years, this unremarkable building has served as the United States consulate in Jerusalem.

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TV journo’s hilarious blooper goes viral

SPARE a kind thought for the latest broadcast journalist to be caught unawares on live television.

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How Google knows where you shop

GOOGLE is tracking you right into a store, even if you aren’t using its Maps app.

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Inside secret US Cold War mountain base

A QUARTER of a century has passed since the end of the nuclear standoff between the United States and the former Soviet Union, but the famous US military command centre inside Colorado’s Cheyenne Mountain is still alive, tracking new threats from new enemies.

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How Google knows where you shop

GOOGLE is tracking you right into a store, even if you aren’t using its Maps app.

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Brits faced with prospect of ‘porn pass’

IMAGINE ducking down to the newsagent to pick up the newspaper, and perhaps an age verification card so you can watch internet porn.

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Meghan’s final word of warning

A FORMER agent and close friend of Meghan Markle has revealed the words she left the royal bride-to-be with, before they parted ways.

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Iran Nuclear Deal: What About Us?

A look into the effects of USA leaving the Iran Nuclear Deal has on Australia.

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Paradise six times the size of Sydney to be wiped

LAST week, the Australian government promised it would spend more than $500 million to protect our greatest national treasure, the Great Barrier Reef.

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Jerusalem embassy: why it matters

IT’S a patch of land that has been bickered about since the stone age. And things aren’t about to improve any time soon.

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dimanche 13 mai 2018

Fury over transgender pageant entrants

BRAZIL’S infamous Miss BumBum pageant is drumming up even more buzz than usual this year, as the entry of the competition’s first-ever transgender contestants is sparking rage among some participants.

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RAW: Fissure 16 eruption

Supplied video obtained Monday, May 14, 2018 of fissure 16 erupting at 12:57pm (HST) on May 12, 2018. The new fissure emitting steam and lava spatter has spurred Hawaii officials to call for more evacuations as residents brace for an expected eruption from the Kilauea volcano. (AAP VIDEO/Supplied/Cheryl Gansecki)

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Trump’s surprising pledge

AFTER sparking fears of a global trade war with China just months ago, Donald Trump had made a surprising pledge.

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Wagon that’s greater outdoors

HOW do you like your seven-seat SUV? A two-wheel drive soft-roader for stylish school drop-off, or a 4WD ute-based giant that lacks polish and ride comfort but can climb mountains on weekends?

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Is Prince Harry the Queen’s favourite?

LIKE every grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II loves her grandchildren, but the British monarch appears to have a particular soft spot for soon-to-be-married Prince Harry.

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Thousands evacuated from Hawaii as more lava rises

Two new cracks have opened up in Hawaii, fuelling fears that a violent eruption could strike the state. Almost 2,000 people have been evacuated from Hawaii since the lava flows began in May.

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Thousands to protest at Gaza Strip despite extreme violence

Thousands of people are expected to protest in the Gaza Strip, over several days, despite the extreme violence in the area. The Hamas Health Ministry confirmed 48 Palestinians were killed during the past six weeks of protests.

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Paris knife attacker posthumously identified as potential radical

The knife-wielding Paris attacker has been identified as Khasan Azimov, who was on a watch list for ‘potential radicalism’, Chechen President Ramzan Kadyrov says. Mr Azimov killed one person and injured four others in the Opera district of Paris before he was shot dead at the scene. Police have launched a terror investigation following claims that Islamic State is responsible the attack.

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Paris knifeman’s chilling message

THE Islamic State has released a video that appears to show the suspect in Saturday night’s knife attack in Paris pledging allegiance to the group’s leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.

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US ‘open’ to deal that keeps Kim in power

THE United States is prepared to ensure North Korean leader Kim Jong-un remains in power should the dictator make a historic nuclear deal with US President Donald Trump, according to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.

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Monster wave near NZ sets record

SCIENTISTS have recorded what is believed to be the largest wave ever in the southern hemisphere, a 23.8 metre monster the height of an eight-floor building.

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Monster wave near NZ sets record

SCIENTISTS have recorded what is believed to be the largest wave ever in the southern hemisphere, a 23.8 metre monster the height of an eight-floor building.

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US ‘wants to work’ on new Iran deal

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Washington still wants to work with its European partners on an agreement to counter Iran’s “malign behaviour” on Sunday despite its withdrawal from a landmark nuclear deal.

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