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Graham: Trump did staff a 'disservice' by changing Comey explanation
CNN has reported that Trump is considering several Republican lawmakers for the Federal Bureau of Investigation post , in addition to other candidates. Technically, the USA president has the power to declassify anything and everything he wants to in his position at the top of the government. Senate Intelligence Committee Vice Chairman Mark Warner, D-Va., said that if The Washington Post's re... [Full Article...]
Jorge Posada, Tino Martinez reflect on Derek Jeter's legacy
After the ceremony at Yankee Stadium, Jeter's biggest fan, five-year-old nephew Jalen, asked "Uncle Derek " an important question in the most adorable way. Jeter sidestepped a pair of questions about his role in a group headed by former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush that is trying to buy the Miami Marlins. Twenty of Jeter's former teammates, managers and coaches were in attendance, though longtime fren... [Full Article...]
Reach of 'Ransomware' Attack Could Expand, Experts Warn
After Friday's attack took advantage of unpatched vulnerabilities in Microsoft's older Windows operating systems, the US-based software giant slammed governments late Sunday for failing to prepare, saying the attack should be a "wake-up call" to them. [Full Article...]
Chelsea Manning's mother 'delighted' at whistleblower's release
In January, President Barack Obama commuted her sentence in January shortly before leaving office. Now, with that day of freedom approaching, Army spokesman Dave Foster revealed that Manning will continue to receive military benefits and remain on active duty until further notice. [Full Article...]
4 plead guilty to manslaughter in fraternity hazing death

With Merkel and PM, France's new president wastes no time
The far-right National Front party of Marine Le Pen, who was beaten handily by Emmanuel Macron in the French presidential election, has joined the criticism of Macron's appointment of Edouard Philippe as prime minister. Defeated by a Macron landslide, she denounced what she predicted would be a continuation of old policies, including "austerity, submission to Brussels, massive immigration". [Full Article...]
Trump details anti-abortion ban over US global health aid

China to open market for U.S. credit cards, beef

Comey sacking: Trump urged to hand over any tapes
There is some disagreement, according to one of the sources , as to how far the President went. And if he (Trump) thinks classified intelligence information is something you're supposed to brag about to Russian Federation. Sen. Mike Lee, R-Utah, a former federal prosecutor, said "it's probably inevitable" that such recordings would need to be handed over to Congress and predicted that they would ... [Full Article...]
Trump delays decision on Paris climate agreement, spokesman says
Interviews well underway for new Federal Bureau of Investigation director to replace Comey
A longtime vocal Trump supporter, Fox News show host Sean Hannity recently suggested that the president do away with the White House media team entirely. He has already declined invitations for a closed-door session. Comey said that Trump requested that he pledge to the president his loyalty during a January dinner, according to a person close to the former director. [Full Article...]
Android to form the base for next-gen Audi and Volvo infotainment

Democrats maintain pressure on Trump over Comey firing
Mark Warner of Virginia, the top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee, said his panel or another congressional committee would "absolutely" subpoena the tapes. Senator Mike Lee, a conservative Republican and also a member of the Judiciary Committee, told Fox News that it was "probably inevitable" that any tapes would have to be turned over. [Full Article...]
Talks to form new Dutch ruling coalition collapse

Nokia 3310 finally launched in India at a price of Rs 3310!

Intel Skylake-X Core i9 CPUs teased

New Prey patch fixes corrupted save files, infinite material creation and more

Cyber-attack a "wake-up call" says Microsoft
When the National Security Agency lost control of the software behind the WannaCry cyberattack, it was like "the USA military having some of its Tomahawk missiles stolen", Microsoft President Brad Smith says, in a message about the malicious software that has created havoc on computer networks in more than 150 countries since Friday. [Full Article...]
Supreme Court questions WhatsApp's move to tweak privacy policy

Overwatch gets art book and comics anthology, due in October
