Bitcoin climbs to $11,000 as China opens new battlefront against cryptocurrencies
RT | Led by bitcoin, the entire market of digital currencies has continued its steady ascent over the last 24 hours.
RT | Led by bitcoin, the entire market of digital currencies has continued its steady ascent over the last 24 hours.
The alleged reason? They didn’t have any body cameras with them.
Simon Black | It’s larger than the size of the entire Australian economy… and constitutes a loss of more than $2.2 million per minute.
Mac Slavo | The Canary island of La Palma has been rattled by another swarm of earthquakes.
The prompt contends the site could be harmful or a violation of Twitter’s Terms of Service, possibly because it steals passwords or personal information, contains malicious software, or could be spam.
Politico | A memo sent Friday downgraded the presidential son-in-law and adviser and other White House aides who had been working on interim clearances.
Truth Revolt | “It looks like something you posted doesn’t follow our Community Standards.”
Campus Reform | “Focus will be on the two constitutional grounds: impeachment and removal (25th Amendment)”
Information Liberation | Jimmy Kimmel is not afraid to speak truth to power — unless the power is the perverts running his own industry — in which case he’ll ignore all their wrongdoings and actively cover it all up.
“Sheriff Israel’s statement is, at best, a gross oversimplification of the events that transported.”
The Guardian | Scientists suggest authoritarian attitudes may be partly rooted in biological urge to avoid catching diseases from unfamiliar people.
Breitbart | It is unclear why Obama clarified that there were no scandals “that embarrassed us.”
Merkel discussed a number of policy positions – including an acknowledgement of Germany’s growing “no-go” zones, and the need to do something about them.
Washington Examiner | “We’re blown away,” Binion said in an interview. Trump, he said, “is very active, very conservative, and very effective.”
Daily Caller | The SPLC and other program members help police YouTube for extremist content, ranging from so-called hate speech to terrorist recruiting videos.