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Hillary Clinton violated federal records rules by never obtaining permission to conduct official business on private email server during her tenure as secretary state, a State Department audit concluded.
- Belgium detains 4 over alleged terror attack plot
- US pressured Western states to shun security summit in Chechen capital – Russia
- 3 detained in Poland over alleged plan to detonate explosives at police station
- Vietnam won’t pursue military buildup in S. China Sea - PM
- EgyptAir contracts French, Italian firms to search for black boxes
- France uses strategic oil reserves amid union refinery blockade
- Unemployment, low wages make third of young Americans live with parents
The family nest is getting full again as nearly a third of millennials tend to go back to live with their parents rather than settle down on their own, a new study reveals. The year 2014 saw the trend peak nearly to record-breaking levels since World War II. - AI struggles with mirror selfies as Facebook scientists try to instill new skills
Advances in artificial intelligence have led to the development of machine-learning algorithms that can recognize cats in photos and translate websites into different languages. Now, Facebook’s researchers are fathoming how to teach computers to ‘see.’ - Anti-Trump protesters confront police in Anaheim, California
Police are currently attempting to subdue protesters outside in Anaheim, California, following a rally for presidential candidate Donald Trump. The protesters, whose gathering was deemed unlawful, were reportedly throwing stones at police. - 11 states file lawsuit challenging Obama’s transgender directive
Texas and 10 other states will sue the Obama administration over a directive that forces states to adjust their policy to allow transgender students to use bathrooms that match their gender identity.
- Unemployment, low wages make third of young Americans live with parentsThe family nest is getting full again as nearly a third of millennials tend to go back to live with their parents rather than settle down on their own, a new study reveals. The year 2014 saw the trend peak nearly to record-breaking levels since World War II.
- AI struggles with mirror selfies as Facebook scientists try to instill new skillsAdvances in artificial intelligence have led to the development of machine-learning algorithms that can recognize cats in photos and translate websites into different languages. Now, Facebook’s researchers are fathoming how to teach computers to ‘see.’
- Asbestos, other toxic chemicals finally set to be regulated by EPA
The Environmental Protection Agency will finally be able to regulate asbestos and other known toxic substances for the first time in decades. But environmentalists say the compromise bill doesn’t do enough and limits state regulators. - Anti-Trump protesters confront police in Anaheim, CaliforniaPolice are currently attempting to subdue protesters outside in Anaheim, California, following a rally for presidential candidate Donald Trump. The protesters, whose gathering was deemed unlawful, were reportedly throwing stones at police.
- 11 states file lawsuit challenging Obama’s transgender directiveTexas and 10 other states will sue the Obama administration over a directive that forces states to adjust their policy to allow transgender students to use bathrooms that match their gender identity.
- Power outage in Seattle downtown shuts down traffic, trains
Lights went out in downtown Seattle, Washington, shutting down light rail and traffic signals. The outage was attributed to a problem at a power sub-station. - We're not dead yet! Veterans lost benefits after VA declared them deceased
The Department of Veterans Affairs mistakenly declared more than 4,000 veterans dead and stopped their benefits between 2011 and 2015, seeking to crack down on fraud. The benefits were restored only after an intervention by a Congressman. - ‘Muslim mapping’: Former US city manager wanted to pinpoint locals over terrorism concerns -report
A former city manager in Washington state wanted to map out the exact locations in which Muslim residents lived over terrorism concerns, according to an independent investigation. - Romanian man claims to be CIA asset to beat arms trafficking charge
A Romanian man on trial for brokering an arms deal to the FARC is offering an alibi that could be straight from an ‘Archer’ plot: He claims he set up the weapons sale to undercover US agents... at the behest of the CIA. - Billionaire outed as funding Hulk Hogan’s lawsuit against shared enemy, Gawker
A well-known Silicon Valley investor has been footing the bill for wrestler Hulk Hogan’s case against news organization Gawker Media, it has emerged. - Buying robots would be cheaper than hiring at $15 an hour – former McDonald’s CEO
A robotic revolution is set to happen in the fast food industry if a $15 minimum wage is put into place, according to a former McDonald’s CEO. - ‘Significant security risks’: State Department says Clinton violated email security rulesHillary Clinton violated federal records rules by never obtaining permission to conduct official business on private email server during her tenure as secretary state, a State Department audit concluded.
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