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‘It’s been three months since the Gold King Mine spill in which millions of gallons of toxic waste were dumped into the Animas River, turning the water yellow and poisoning a stretch of the river that included two states and the Navajo Nation. The disaster happened during a botched EPA-led cleanup operation, despite warnings that […]

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‘A wrongfully convicted man was exonerated after serving 16 years behind bars on rape and sexual assault charges. DNA results not only conclusively showed Luis Vargas to be innocent, but also that a notorious rapist is still on the loose. The California Innocence Project at the San Diego-based California Western School of Law knew Luis […]

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‘In much the same way the Obama administration attempts to control the narrative and debate in matters of politics, national security and intelligence he doesn’t like, the Chinese government is now trying to control the debate over genetically modified (GM) foods and seeds by banning news content sites that inform the public. In recent days, […]

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‘The University of Colorado School of Medicine recently announced it was returning a $1 million gift from Coca-Cola after it was revealed that the money was used to fund the Global Energy Balance Network, an industry pressure group that has worked to play down the link between sugary drinks and obesity. Marion Nestle, a professor […]

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‘The mass bombing in Paris points out the inconsistencies in French Middle East diplomacy. In September 2007, President Nicolas Sarkozy received Muammar Gaddafi lavishly for a five-day visit, graciously allowing the Libyan leader to set up his tent in the gardens of the official residence in Marigny when he visited Paris in December 2007 and […]

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‘Property prices across almost all the 28 EU member states have increased and have grown faster than incomes. The price correction of the post 2008 era fizzled out due to zero interest rate policy by the global central banks. The price-income ratios are still not back in line, effectively creating another debt fuelled housing bubble. […]

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‘Dell has released an apology and is preparing a fix after its laptops were shipped containing a security certificate flaw that hackers could use to intercept web traffic. The company specifically marketed their computers as being free of such flaws. “Customer security and privacy is a top concern and priority for Dell; we deeply regret […]

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‘More than 25,000 people have so far signed on to join privacy advocate Max Schrems’ complaint against Facebook. However, it will be up to the Austrian Supreme Court to decide whether they can make their cases jointly as a class action lawsuit. Schrems, an Austrian citizen, filed a lawsuit aganst Facebook Ireland in July 2014, […]

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‘Moscow has deployed a missile cruiser off the coast of Syria after Turkish warplanes downed a Russian fighter jet near the Syrian-Turkish border. According to Russian media on Tuesday, missile cruiser Moskva equipped with the Fort air defense system similar to S-300 will be stationed off the coast of Syria’s western province of Latakia. “We […]

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‘President Barack Obama has expressed US support for Turkey after it shot down a Russian warplane near Syria-Turkey border, saying Ankara has the right to defend its airspace. “Turkey, like every country, has a right to defend its territory and its airspace,” Obama said on Tuesday at the White House during joint press conference with […]

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‘A hostage-taking situation in the northern French town of Roubaix has come to an end with all the hostages rescued, officials say. Local authorities said on Tuesday that the hostages had all been moved to a “secure place” and several suspects had been arrested by the police. Some reports say that one of the suspects […]

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‘Tunisian President Mohamed Beji Caid Essebsi has declared “war against terrorism”, calling for international cooperation against extremists. Speaking in a televised address on Tuesday, Essebsi declared a state of emergency across the North African country for 30 days and an eight-hour-long curfew throughout the capital Tunis in the wake of a terrorist attack that claimed […]

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When you look at a food label you’re presented with a few different things. Fat, sugar, carbohydrates and nutrients are all clearly labeled, with either a percentage or a measurement of how much that food item contains. These guides can help us make informed decisions about the foods we eat, which can be crucial if we need to enjoy a special diet. For example, diabetics must be mindful of the amount of sugar they consume. Yet, even though you may pay extra attention to sugar, carbohydrates may actually be a more accurate factor when it comes to spikes in blood … Continue reading →

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Shooting down a plane on suspicion of an airspace violation is a very extreme and strange measure, and particularly unjustified given that Russia showed no aggression towards Turkey, a legal expert told RIA Novosti. Airspace violations are a common enough occurrence and in a military context are usually dealt with by a special commission; shooting down an aircraft is a very extreme measure, legal expert Anatoly Kapustin told RIA Novosti on Tuesday. “Russia’s actions in this situation cannot in any way be said to be hostile to Turkey,” said Kapustin, President of the Russian Association of International Law. “Even if the Russian plane flew into Turkish airspace and returned to Syria, it … Continue reading →

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