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Qantas Backs Legal Action Against Black Eyed Peas Singer's Racism Claim
NDTV 18 Nov 2019
Australia's Qantas on Monday rejected accusations of in-flight racism from US performer will.i.am, with the airline saying it would back legal action against the Black Eyed Peas frontman ... He said he had complied "quickly & politely" with instructions from the woman to put his laptop away. "I don't want to believe she racist ... ....
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Joe Biden says he would not legalise cannabis over fears it could be gateway drug
The Independent 18 Nov 2019
Joe Biden has said he would not legalise cannabis across the US because he feared it could be a gateway drug. The Democratic presidential candidate said he needed “a lot more” evidence on whether the substance caused further drug use ... Download the new Indpendent Premium app. Sharing the full story, not just the headlines Download now....
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Kanye West talks about serving God during visit with Osteen
Indian Express 18 Nov 2019
Rapper Kanye West told parishioners at Joel Osteen’s Houston megachurch on Sunday that his recent spiritual awakening has made him realize he’s no longer in the service to fame and money but “in service to God.”. Advertising. West spoke to a packed crowd of about 16,000 people at Lakewood Church’s 11 a.m ... Advertising ... Popular Photos ... More Explained ... ....
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Piece Of The Berlin Wall With Message For Trump Goes On U.S.-Mexico Border Tour After White House Rejects 'Gift'
Newsweek 18 Nov 2019
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Three reported dead in mass shooting at Walmart in Duncan, Oklahoma, police say
The Wichita Eagle 18 Nov 2019
A shooting was reported at a Walmart in Oklahoma, officials say. The shooting occurred Monday morning at the Walmart in Duncan, Oklahoma, a town of about 22,000 residents located 80 ... ....
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Does Anyone Notice Trump's Perfect Crime: Murder Of The Real?
WorldNews.com 18 Nov 2019
Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas Darling. At the end of the 20th century, French sociologist Jean Baudrillard announced that "the year 2000, in a certain way, will not take place." He claimed the apocalypse-the end of the world as we know it had already occurred, and in the 21st century, we "have already passed beyond the end." ... imperialism....
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Over 140 New Nazca Lines—Including Strange Humanoids—Discovered in Peru
Newsweek 18 Nov 2019
Researchers at Yamagata University and IBM Japan used AI technology belonging to the IBM Thomas J ... ....
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Trump says he will 'strongly consider' testifying in impeachment inquiry
The Independent 18 Nov 2019
Donald Trump has claimed he will "strongly consider" testifying to Congress in the ongoing impeachment inquiry to remove him. He tweeted ... More follows…. . ....
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WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange doesn't like his jail computer
Toronto Sun 18 Nov 2019
LONDON — WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is struggling to prepare for his case fighting extradition to the United States because he has been given an unsuitable computer in prison, his lawyer told a British court on Monday ... He could spend decades in prison if convicted ... ....
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Huge black holes may have cannibalistic baby black holes orbiting around them
Astronomy 18 Nov 2019
When the LIGO collaboration first detected the spacetime ripples of a gravitational wave it came from the merger of two black holes. To date, scientists have detected at least ten pairs of black holes spiraling into and combining with each other. But there’s still an outstanding mystery about these singularities ... Growing black holes ... Mergers to come ... ....
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Leaked cables reveal scale of Iran's influence in Iraq
The Observer 18 Nov 2019
Iranian intelligence officers have co-opted much of the Iraqi government’s cabinet, infiltrated its military leadership, and even tapped into a network of sources once run by the CIA, leaked cables have revealed ... Its former head of military intelligence, Hatem al-Maksusi, was reported in a cable to have told an Iranian intelligence official ... ....
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Iran's Revolutionary Guards Vow 'Decisive' Action to Suppress Deadly Fuel Protests
Newsweek 18 Nov 2019
Iran's elite Islamic Revolutionary Guard corps has warned protesters it will take "decisive" action to restore calm after mass protests erupted against a new fuel tax ... sanctions. Prices have risen by as much as 50 percent, Reuters reported ... Trump's Iran Treatment Means U.S. Will Remain the 'Great Satan' for DecadesRead more ... News. ....
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Keeping Half the Planet Human-Free to Protect Animals Would Affect Over a Billion People, Study Finds
Newsweek 18 Nov 2019
Preserving half of the Earth's surface from humans to protect the planet's biodiversity could affect over a billion people, according to scientists. The researchers set out to explore the human implications of what is known as the Half Earth or Nature Needs Half proposal. This idea was popularized by the biologist Edward O. Wilson ....
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War crimes court could investigate British Army for first time over alleged civilian killings in Afghanistan and Iraq
The Independent 18 Nov 2019
The International Criminal Court (ICC) has reportedly said it could investigate the British Army for the first time over allegations war crimes had been committed. A BBC Panorama programme claimed the killings of civilians in Afghanistan and Iraq have been covered up by the state ... Download the new Indpendent Premium app ... Shape Created with Sketch ... PA ... ....
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Saturn's moon Titan is largely covered in organic material, new evidence shows
CNN 18 Nov 2019
(CNN)Before NASA's Cassini mission ended its study of Saturn in 2017, it also flew by Saturn's moon, Titan. The data provided by the Hyugens probe, which was part of the mission, suggested that Titan was the perfect candidate for further exploration ... Larger than both our own moon and the planet Mercury, Titan is unique in our solar system ... Read More ... ....
