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Daily Archives: Feb 16, 2017

PewDiePie Responds to Anti-Semitism Allegations

Feb 16, 2017

In a new YouTube video, PewDiePie has rejected allegations of anti-Semitism claims made by Disney. The world's highest paid YouTube star said the allegations -...

Spanish Woman Gives Birth to Twins at 64

Feb 16, 2017

A 64-year-old Spanish woman has successfully given birth to healthy twins - a boy and a girl - in Burgos. The woman gave birth by...

Kim Jong-nam Death: Two More Suspects Arrested in Malaysia

Feb 16, 2017

Malaysian authorities have arrested two more suspects in connection with the death of Kim Jong-nam, the brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un. A female...

G20 Germany: Rex Tillerson Makes First Foreign Trip as Secretary of State

Feb 16, 2017

Secretary of state Rex Tillerson is in Germany for a meeting with G20 leaders on his first foreign trip since he took office. Rex Tillerson...

Interesting Articles

Thailand: Protesters surround poll registration stadium
Thai anti-government protesters have surrounded the stadium where candidates were due to register to stand in February’s elections. They say …Read More »
Jacob Zuma in dog ownership row
The South African government has sought to clarify remarks by President Jacob Zuma that angered dog lovers. The president was quoted as …Read More »
Qantas credit rating downgraded to junk status by S&P
Standard & Poor’s has cut Qantas airline credit rating to “junk”. The downgrade could increase the Australian airline’s borrowing costs …Read More »
Sulaiman Abu Ghaith: Osama bin Laden’s son-in-law on trial in New York
The trial of Osama bin Laden’s son-in-law Sulaiman Abu Ghaith has begun in New York. The prosecutor has said Sulaiman …Read More »
CNN Fires Pundit Jeffrey Lord over Nazi Salute
CNN has cut ties with conservative commentator Jeffrey Lord after he tweeted a Nazi salute at a prominent liberal critic. …Read More »

Recent Articles

Puerto Rico Blackout After Power Plant Explosion
Thousands of households have been left without electricity after a huge fire broke out at a power plant in Puerto …Read More »
Russia Bans Political Organizations Linked to Alexei Navalny
Political organizations linked to Alexei Navalny have been banned by a court in Moscow after classifying them as “extremist”. Activists …Read More »
3 Tips to Optimize Your Business’s Marketing Budget
Ideally, growing companies would be able to dedicate as much money as they needed to in order to enhance their …Read More »
Why You Should Promote Employees From Within
To fill vacancies, hiring managers generally have two options, hiring someone externally or promoting from within. While there are pros …Read More »
The 4 Potentially Liable Construction Accident Entities
Construction accidents are virtually inevitable. You can certainly follow all the safety rules and regulations that exist, but construction sites …Read More »
Lilibet: Prince Harry and Meghan Markel Announce Birth of Baby Girl
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have announced the birth of their second child, Lilibet “Lili” Diana Mountbatten-Windsor. According to Buckingham …Read More »
Donald Trump’s Facebook and Instagram Accounts Suspended for Two Years
Donald Trump’s Facebook and Instagram accounts have been suspended for two years. The former president was barred indefinitely from both …Read More »
NASA Announces Davinci+ and Veritas Missions to Venus
NASA will send two new missions to Venus in order to examine the planet’s atmosphere and geological features. The missions, …Read More »
Sinovac: WHO Approves Second Chinese Covid Vaccine for Emergency Use
China’s Sinovac Covid vaccine has been approved by the World Health Organization (WHO) for emergency use. Sinovac is the second …Read More »
Denmark Helped NSA to Spy on Top European Politicians, New Report Says
According to new reports, the US and Denmark worked together to spy on top European politicians, including German Chancellor Angela …Read More »

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