Donald Trump Denounces Removal of Confederate Statues

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President Donald Trump has denounced the removal of “beautiful” Confederate statues amid a heated national debate about US race relations. He tweeted: “Sad to see the history and culture of our great country being ripped apart with the removal of our beautiful statues and monuments.” “You can’t change history, but you can learn from it,”… Continue reading Donald Trump Denounces Removal of Confederate Statues

Barcelona Van Attack Kills at Least One and Injures 32 on Las Ramblas Street

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At least one person has been killed and 32 others injured after a van ploughed into crowds in Barcelona’s famous Las Ramblas tourist area. The vehicle sped along the pedestrian area, sending many fleeing for cover in shops and cafes. Witnesses said the van had deliberately targeted people before coming to a stop. According to… Continue reading Barcelona Van Attack Kills at Least One and Injures 32 on Las Ramblas Street

Gen Joseph Dunford: North Korea War Would Be Horrific

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According to General Joseph Dunford, the top military adviser to President Donald Trump, a military response to North Korea would be “horrific” but remains an option. The US Joint Chiefs of Staff made the comments while visiting China. Gen. Joseph Dunford was responding to remarks by a top Trump aide ruling out military action over… Continue reading Gen Joseph Dunford: North Korea War Would Be Horrific

Could You Relocate For Work?

Image Source The world is a very big place made up of many countries and cultures. Trying to see as much of the world as possible is important in life, and part of that is planning things so that you can have those experiences and not rely on vacations to get you there. You could… Continue reading Could You Relocate For Work?

Charlottesville Violence: Steve Bannon Attacks White Nationalists as “Clowns”

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White House Chief Strategist Steve Bannon has attacked white nationalists as “clowns” as the fallout from violent protests in Charlottesville continues. Steve Bannon once headed the right-wing Breitbart News, seen as both a major channel for nationalism and key in helping Donald Trump win election. However, the former film executive told The American Prospect: “Ethno-nationalism… Continue reading Charlottesville Violence: Steve Bannon Attacks White Nationalists as “Clowns”

Charlottesville: Tim Cook Latest to Disagree with Donald Trump’s Take on Neo-Nazi Violence

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Tim Cook has become the latest chief executive to criticize President Donald Trump over his response to the white nationalist rallies in Virginia. The Apple boss said he did not agree there was a “moral equivalence” between white supremacists and “those who oppose them”. President Trump has disbanded two business councils after top bosses resigned.… Continue reading Charlottesville: Tim Cook Latest to Disagree with Donald Trump’s Take on Neo-Nazi Violence

Ryanair Accuses Lufthansa and German Government of Air Berlin Conspiracy

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Ryanair has accused the German government and Lufthansa of conspiring to carve up collapsed airline Air Berlin. Lufthansa is negotiating over buying Air Berlin planes, which are still flying following a 150 million euro German government loan. Ryanair said there was an “obvious conspiracy” between Germany, Lufthansa and Air Berlin to carve up the assets.… Continue reading Ryanair Accuses Lufthansa and German Government of Air Berlin Conspiracy

Charlottesville Protests: Donald Trump Now Blames Violence on Both Sides

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President Donald Trump has again blamed both sides for the violent unrest in Charlottesville, Virginia, which left Heather Heyer dead and 19 others injured. In a statement on August 14, the president had condemned white supremacists. However, in New York on August 15, Donald Trump also blamed left-wing supporters for charging at the “alt-right”. The… Continue reading Charlottesville Protests: Donald Trump Now Blames Violence on Both Sides

Daniel Craig Confirms He Is Coming Back as James Bond in 2019

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Daniel Craig has confirmed that he will come back as James Bond. The 49-year-old actor was asked whether he will play James Bond again during his appearance on The Late Show. “Yes,” Daniel Craig told host Stephen Colbert, before standing up to shake his hand. Daniel Craig, who has played James Bond in the past… Continue reading Daniel Craig Confirms He Is Coming Back as James Bond in 2019

Bill Gates Makes $4.6 Billion Donation

Microsoft founder Bill Gates has given away $4.6 billion to charity in his largest donation since 2000. Bill Gates remains the world’s richest person, despite giving away 64 million shares in Microsoft. The shares are equivalent to 5% of his total fortune, currently estimated to be $89.9 billion. Since 1994, Bill Gates, 61, and his… Continue reading Bill Gates Makes $4.6 Billion Donation

How We Are Working To Solve The Food Crisis

Image source The global food shortage the world faces is as terrifying and real as Donald Trump being President of the United States of America. Just look at Venezuela right now. But, unlike this administration, the horrors of such food shortage won’t come to an abrupt halt in *eight years time (*we mean four), instead… Continue reading How We Are Working To Solve The Food Crisis

Venezuela Crisis: The Impact of Civil War?

Image Credit As the crisis in Venezuela continues, talk of the issues escalating into civil war is becoming less far fetched by the day. And certainly, there are plenty of international oars being stuck into the pot – Donald Trump’s in particular. The reality for most of us, however, is that no matter what the… Continue reading Venezuela Crisis: The Impact of Civil War?

A Football Phobic’s Guide To Surviving The Season

All over the world, football fans are preparing themselves for the season’s drama with fevered anticipation. For those of us who don’t follow the beautiful game, however, it can be a gruelling chore especially if we have spouses, kids and friends for whom it’s absolutely everything. For men and women all over the planet who’d… Continue reading A Football Phobic’s Guide To Surviving The Season

North Korea: Kim Jong-un to Wait and See before Taking Action on Guam Strike

According to North Korean state media, supreme leader Kim Jong-un reviewed plans to fire missiles towards the US Pacific territory of Guam but will hold off. Although prepared for “the enveloping fire at Guam”, North Korea said it would watch what “the foolish Yankees” do before taking a decision. Last week’s threat against Guam escalated… Continue reading North Korea: Kim Jong-un to Wait and See before Taking Action on Guam Strike

Charlottesville Protests: Donald Trump Condemns Racist Violence

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President Donald Trump has spoken out against racist violence after the killing of a protester in Charlottesville, Virginia, on August 12. He told reporters: “Racism is evil and those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs.” President Trump said the Ku Klux Klan, neo-Nazis and white supremacists were “repugnant” to everything Americans… Continue reading Charlottesville Protests: Donald Trump Condemns Racist Violence

Taylor Swift Wins Assault Case Against Former DJ David Mueller

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Taylor Swift has won an assault case against ex-radio DJ David Mueller, who she said had groped her at a 2013 concert. David Mueller assaulted the pop star by grabbing her bottom beneath her skirt during a photo shoot, a jury in Denver, Colorado, found. Taylor Swift was awarded a symbolic $1 in damages that… Continue reading Taylor Swift Wins Assault Case Against Former DJ David Mueller

Versatile Dresses: From Day to Night

Summer is a busy time; especially the weekends. If you’re finding it hard to find the time to squeeze everything in, your wardrobe could give you a helping hand. You may start your Saturday morning off with a quick gym visit, followed by shopping and lunch, and more shopping. By the time you’ve finished you’ve… Continue reading Versatile Dresses: From Day to Night

Japan Q2 Economy Grows at Fastest Pace in Two Years

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Japan’s economy grew at its fastest pace for more than two years in Q2 as consumer spending and capital expenditure ramped up. GDP expanded at an annualized rate of 4% in the April-to-June period, government data showed, beating expectations for a 2.5% rise. The world’s third-largest economy grew 1% compared to the previous quarter. Japan… Continue reading Japan Q2 Economy Grows at Fastest Pace in Two Years

Tesla Expects to Raise $1.77 Billion By Selling Junk Bonds

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Elon Musk’s company, Tesla,  expects to raise nearly $1.8 billion by selling “junk” bonds to private investors – even more than the electric automaker aimed for when it announced the offering this month. Tesla said the money will keep its balance sheet steady as it ramps up manufacturing of its newest car. The company aims… Continue reading Tesla Expects to Raise $1.77 Billion By Selling Junk Bonds

Charlottesville Protests: Governor Terry McAuliffe Blames White Supremacists for City Violence

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Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe has said that his only message for the white supremacists who brought chaos to the city of Charlottesville is “Go home”. On August 12, a woman has been killed and 19 people were injured when a car rammed a crowd of people opposing a far-right rally there. The FBI has opened… Continue reading Charlottesville Protests: Governor Terry McAuliffe Blames White Supremacists for City Violence

DMZ Concert 2017: Thousands Enjoy K-Pop Extravaganza at Korean Border

Thousands of people have enjoyed a pop concert close to the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) between North and South Korea. The South Korean “peace concert” takes place every year near the zone which splits the Korean peninsula. This year, it comes as North Korea is threatening to fire missiles towards the US territory of Guam, while… Continue reading DMZ Concert 2017: Thousands Enjoy K-Pop Extravaganza at Korean Border

Venezuela Crisis: Donald Trump Does Not Rule Out Military Response

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President Donald Trump has announced he is not ruling out a military option in dealing with the crisis in Venezuela. The president said: “The people are suffering and they are dying.” Venezuela’s Defense Minister Vladimir Padrino said President Trump’s suggestion was “an act of craziness”. President Nicolas Maduro’s new constituent assembly has been widely criticized… Continue reading Venezuela Crisis: Donald Trump Does Not Rule Out Military Response

Egg Scandal: 15 EU Countries, Switzerland and Hong Kong Received Contaminated Eggs

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According to the European Commission, 15 EU countries as well as Hong Kong and Switzerland have received eggs contaminated with the insecticide fipronil. The commission will hold a meeting with ministers and regulators on September 26. Its food safety chief has called countries to stop “blaming and shaming” each other. A row has erupted over… Continue reading Egg Scandal: 15 EU Countries, Switzerland and Hong Kong Received Contaminated Eggs

Perseid Meteor Shower 2017: Where, When and How to See It

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This year’s Perseid meteor shower will peak over the weekend, giving stargazers the opportunity to spot scores of shooting stars in the sky. According to astronomers, hundreds of meteors will streak across the sky in a display that may be visible around the world. The Perseid meteor shower occurs every July and August as the… Continue reading Perseid Meteor Shower 2017: Where, When and How to See It

What are Legal Methods to Track Phone Location?

What makes us monitor actions and behavior of our relatives, significant ones, and children? Most people track someone’s location to protect this person and not to worry about him or her. However, there are cases when we just can’t trust a person for some reasons and need a way to learn the concealed truth. There… Continue reading What are Legal Methods to Track Phone Location?