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TIL Kodak invented the digital camera in 1975 but hid the invention because they feared it would jeopardize photographic film sales (businessinsider.com)

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Crowd at Indiana rally cheers when Trump suggests he deserves an 'extension' on his presidency beyond two terms (businessinsider.com)

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Russia reportedly targeted Fox host Sean Hannity's fans in its social media propaganda campaign (businessinsider.com)

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3 VA employees were just indicted over charges they accepted bribes from the 'Trump of Georgia's' pharmaceutical firm (businessinsider.com)

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Sony's upcoming video games aren't being sold on Amazon — and nobody knows why (businessinsider.com)

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Success in America has nothing to do with hard work — and we're in the middle of a 'war on normal people' (businessinsider.com)

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Success in America has nothing to do with hard work — and we're in the middle of a 'war on normal people'Article (businessinsider.com)

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Trump reportedly happy 'eggheads' freaked out on CNN about Iran deal (businessinsider.com)

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Putin given Israeli PM Netanyahu the green light to hit Iran in Syria. (businessinsider.com)

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Success in America has nothing to do with hard work — and we're in the middle of a 'war on normal people' (businessinsider.com)

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Russia targeted Sean Hannity fans in Facebook propaganda campaign (businessinsider.com)

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The 2 biggest scandals of Trump's presidency are suddenly converging (businessinsider.com)

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Senior Brexiteer admits leaving EU is 'not working out' (uk.businessinsider.com)

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Iran launched an attack on Israel — and it got badly beaten and internationally abandonedNews/Politics (businessinsider.com)

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Fox News military analyst says torture is effective because it worked on 'Songbird' John McCain (businessinsider.com)

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Capitalism - the economic system that supresses technological progress. (businessinsider.com)

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The average American worker takes less vacation time than a medieval peasant (businessinsider.com)

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Success in America has nothing to do with hard work — and we're in the middle of a 'war on normal people' (businessinsider.com)

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Capitalism encourages people to innovate me arse (businessinsider.com)

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AT&T paying Trump's lawyer hundreds of thousands is a PR nightmare that raises big questions about what was expected in return (businessinsider.com)

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This is why nobody trusts the MSM anymore. They want America to lose. (businessinsider.com)

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Google has wild new technology that sounds like a real human on the phone (uk.businessinsider.com)

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Trump, GOP infrastructure bill not happening (businessinsider.com)

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That feeling when you change the nib of your Wacom pen (static5.businessinsider.com)

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Snapchat has started rolling back its redesign, as research shows how wildly unpopular it was with millennialsSoftware (businessinsider.com)

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