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Nelson Mandela Foundation Files Cybersquatting Complaint, Wants Mandela.org Domain Name
A cybersquatting complaint has been filed against the domain name Mandela.org by the Nelson Mandela Foundation Trust, Domain Name Wire reports. The organization, established in 1999, began when Nelson Mandela stepped down as South African president, the report said. Its purpose was for Mandela to do...
Uniregistry Makes WHOIS Hidden By Default – But Opt-Out Continues To Be Available
Uniregistry has taken the brash step of making domain names WHOIS hidden/redacted by default, Online Domain reported Thursday. There’s good news here: The good news is domainers may opt-out of the default redacted whois and keep WHOIS of domains public, the report said. Beginning Feb. 27, data will...
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Southwest hit by computer outage, adding to its problems
DALLAS (AP) — Hundreds of Southwest Airlines flights have been delayed as the carrier deals with winter weather and a computer outage. The outage occurred early Friday and grounded Southwest flights around...
Ford launches probe into actual emissions of its vehicles
Ford has launched an investigation into the actual emissions of its vehicles after employees reported errors in data given to authorities, the automaker said. "In September, a handful of...
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Garlic, onion lower colorectal cancer risk
Beijing: Consumption of allium vegetables including garlic, onion and leek, is associated with a reduced risk of colorectal cancer, researchers say. Colorectal cancer is the cancer of the colon or rectum,...
Australian researchers reveal new tool to track spread of infectious diseases
CANBERRA, Feb. 21 (Xinhua) -- Australia's peak scientific body has developed a tool to track how infectious diseases spread throughout the country. The tool, which is part of the Disease Networks and Mobility (DiNeMO) project being undertaken by the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research...
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Cryptocurrency Daily News Bulletin: February 22, 2019
General News Banco BTG Pactual, Latin America’s largest investment bank, is planning to raise $15 million through a security token offering. The ReitBZ (RBZ) token is backed with distressed Brazilian real estate assets. International investors can purchase the token through a “low-cost,...
Cryptocurrency companies use ‘backdoor’ listings to ease into mainstream
HONG KONG (Reuters) – Several cryptocurrency exchanges have moved closer to mainstream markets by buying listed companies, looking to raise funds and present themselves as embedded in the traditional financial services world they once spurned. Representations of the Ripple, Bitcoin, Etherum...
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Dubai Tennis: Imperious Elina Svitolina sends Garbine Muguruza packing
Defending champion Elina Svitolina charged through to the quarter-finals of the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championship with a dominant victory over Garbine Muguruza. The Ukrainian was rarely in trouble against the two-major winner as she cantered through 6-1, 6-2 to set up a quarter-final with Carla...
Federer to play Madrid Open after 2-year absence
Roger Federer will play at the Madrid Open as part of his return to the clay court....
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Semenya hearing ends, decision in 'pivotal' case late March
LAUSANNE, Switzerland — The Court of Arbitration for Sport says a week-long hearing for South African athlete Caster Semenya’s appeal against hormone regulations proposed by the international track and field body ended Friday. A decision in...
World champion Pinturault wins season-long combined title
Alexis Pinturault added the season-long World Cup title in Alpine combined Friday to the world title he won 11 days ago. The Frenchman won the discipline's season-ending race by 0.68 ......
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Manhattan DA Preparing State Criminal Charges For Manafort In Case Of Trump Pardon
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Nicaragua's Ortega Says He's Open To Talks With Protesters After Hundreds Killed Last Year
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One Dead, Many Injured After Venezuelan National Guard Opens Fire On Civilians
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Steve Irwin Would Have Been 57 on Friday. Google Is Honoring Him With a Doodle
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'Empire' Team Debates Bringing Jussie Smollett Back as Others Question Salary Motive
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Anthony Martial and Jesse Lingard could return for Manchester United against Liverpool, says Ole Gunnar Solskjaer
The Independent | 2019-02-22
Manchester United vs Liverpool: Ole Gunnar Solskjaer considering Sir Alex Ferguson team-talk
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Okinawa Vote On U.S. Military Base Tests Alliance With Japan
Okinawa Vote On U.S. Military Base Tests Alliance With Japan
Voters are expected to vent their anger this weekend at the heavy concentration of American military bases in Okinawa, NBC News reports. The strategically important chain of islands southwest of the...
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Manhattan DA Preparing State Criminal Charges For Manafort In Case Of Trump Pardon
Manhattan DA Preparing State Criminal Charges For Manafort In Case Of Trump Pardon
The Manhattan district attorney's office is preparing state criminal charges against President Donald Trump's former campaign chairman Paul Manafort on Friday to ensure he will face prison time if the...
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Nicaragua's Ortega Says He's Open To Talks With Protesters After Hundreds Killed Last Year
Nicaragua's Ortega Says He's Open To Talks With Protesters After Hundreds Killed Last Year
Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega said he was open to resuming dialogue with opposition leaders who spent most of last year protesting for early elections, sparking widespread violence from Ortega's...
photo: AP / Alfredo Zuniga
At Least 40 People Killed By Bootleg Liquor At Tea Plantation In India
At Least 40 People Killed By Bootleg Liquor At Tea Plantation In India
A government minister in Assam Golaghat said at least 41 Indian tea plantation workers died from drinking toxic bootleg liquor on Friday, with 20 more who are still hospitalized, according to Reuters....
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One Dead, Many Injured After Venezuelan National Guard Opens Fire On Civilians
One Dead, Many Injured After Venezuelan National Guard Opens Fire On Civilians
Eyewitnesses and community leaders say a group of civilians attempting to keep open part of Venezuela’s southern border with Brazil for deliveries of humanitarian aid were fired upon by Venezuelan...
photo: AP / Rodrigo Abd
Is It Possible For A Government To Outlaw Democracy And No One Notice? (Part II)
Is It Possible For A Government To Outlaw Democracy And No One Notice? (Part II)
Article by WN.Com Correspondent Dallas Darling “It’s what happens in a totalitarian regime!” is what one activist said. Another exclaimed, “It was insane, people were getting pushed and shoved into...
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Powerful 7.5 quake strikes Peru-Ecuador border region, no tsunami warning
Powerful 7.5 quake strikes Peru-Ecuador border region, no tsunami warning
A deep earthquake with a magnitude of 7.5 struck the Peru-Ecuador border region early on Friday morning, the United States Geological Survey...
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Medellin razes Pablo Escobar’s home in symbol of rebirth
Medellin razes Pablo Escobar’s home in symbol of rebirth
MEDELLIN, Colombia (AP) — A six-floor apartment building in Medellin that Pablo Escobar once called home was demolished Friday in an emotional ceremony that...
Florida Human Trafficking Investigation Leads To Charges For New England Patriots Owner
Florida Human Trafficking Investigation Leads To Charges For New England Patriots Owner
New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft faces charges of misdemeanor solicitation of prostitution after an investigation into money laundering and human...
Theresa May must go in three months, cabinet ministers say
Theresa May must go in three months, cabinet ministers say
Senior Conservatives to make clear PM should give way to new leader for next phase of Brexit Cabinet ministers will make it clear they believe Theresa May...
Protests in Algeria against president’s bid for 5th term
Protests in Algeria against president’s bid for 5th term
ALGIERS, Algeria (AP) — Demonstrators have taken to the streets in several Algerian towns to denounce President Abdelaziz Bouteflika’s bid for a fifth...
Venezuela crisis: Rival border concerts as aid row continues
Venezuela crisis: Rival border concerts as aid row continues
The concerts, being held just 300m (980ft) apart, represent two opposing sides of a power struggle between Mr Maduro and Mr Guaidó, who declared himself interim...
U.S. Democrats introduce resolution stopping Trump border emergency
U.S. Democrats introduce resolution stopping Trump border emergency
By Susan Cornwell WASHINGTON, Feb 22 (Reuters) - Democrats in the U.S. House of Representatives introduced a resolution on Friday aimed at ending President...
Police: 5 children die of food poisoning in Pakistan
Police: 5 children die of food poisoning in Pakistan
KARACHI, PAKISTAN — Pakistani police say five children have died of suspected food poisoning after their family had dinner at a restaurant in...
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Why Britain should allow Shamima Begum to return home
Why Britain should allow Shamima Begum to return home
Banning this young woman from entering her home country would be playing into the hands of...
New Yorkers were right to oppose the Amazon deal
New Yorkers were right to oppose the Amazon deal
The opposition to the deal may have been wrong in detail. But it is right in principle. ......
Longtime Sentinel columnist Jean Yothers was an inspiration, and a pretty fine writer | Commentary
Longtime Sentinel columnist Jean Yothers was an inspiration, and a pretty fine writer | Commentary
I come from a family of newspaper readers — folks who pored over the Orlando Sentinel daily from the...
THE WAR ON VENEZUELA IS BUILT ON LIES
THE WAR ON VENEZUELA IS BUILT ON LIES
In this analysis, John Pilger looks back over the Chavez years in Venezuela, including his own...
Florida teacher who implied child should go back to Africa needs lesson on First Amendment ...
Florida teacher who implied child should go back to Africa needs lesson on First Amendment ...
A sixth-grader in Lakeland now has a police record for having refused to participate in the Pledge...
Engaged citizens deserve respect in Tallahassee | Letters
Engaged citizens deserve respect in Tallahassee | Letters
Spurned at the Capitol When concerned voters take time out of their schedules to attend and testify...
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- World champion Pinturault wins season-long combined title
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- Steve Irwin Would Have Been 57 on Friday. Google Is Honoring Him With a Doodle
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