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Joe Giudice Is Able To Remain In The United States While Handling Deportation Case

"Real Housewives of New Jersey" star Teresa Giudice's husband Joe will remain in the U.S. during his deportation case.

‘League Of Legends’ Heading To Mobile, Report Claims

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Riot Games, maker of the popular multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA) game “League Of Legends,” is working with its parent company Tencent to bring the famed multiplayer online game to mobile, a report claims.

Kim Jong Un Net Worth: How Is North Korea’s Leader Spending His Billions?

North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un is a billionaire who likes to spend lavishly.

GDPR Turns 3: What Has The Advertising Industry Learned Thus Far?

Designed to protect and oversee consumer privacy for European residents, GDPR sought to shift data control back to the people.

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China May Ban Apple Products, Earnings Could Drop By 30%

In the "tit for tat" trade war between the United States and China, if the latter bans iPhone maker Apple’s products, the tech giant’s earnings will plunge at least 30 percent, noted a Goldman Sachs analyst.

Real Reason Why NASA Is In A Hurry To Return To The Moon

NASA is working hard to bring back U.S. astronauts to the lunar surface.

Clotilda Facts: Last American Slave Ship Wreckage Found In Alabama

Some survivors of the Clotilda formed a community in Mobile County, eventually known as Africatown.

Qualcomm Violated US Antitrust Laws: What Does This Mean?

Qualcomm has been found guilty of violating U.S. antitrust lasw by a federal judge.

New Harriet Tubman $20 Bill Delayed, Release Date Pushed To 2028

The Trump Administration has delayed to 2028 the issuance of a new $20 bill with the image of African-American heroine Harriet Tubman.

Infographic: Most Americans Support Consumer Data And Privacy Protection Law

This chart shows the results of a survey about data protection laws in the United States.

CBS Thinks New Streaming Competition Will Help It Grow

It's uniquely positioned among media companies to benefit from more streaming services.

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The Apple Boycott In China Is Getting Worse

Will China hit back at the U.S. ban on Huawei?

Utah Senator Wants US Census To Inquire About Criminal Records

Utah Republican Senator Mike Lee has suggested that the U.S. Census ask for criminal records in order for the government to better reintegrate people with a criminal history back into the U.S. economy.

Islamic State West Africa Province Claims Responsibility For Execution of 29 Nigerian Soldiers

The Islamic State is staging a resurgence in West Africa, with the group having claimed the executions of 29 Nigerian soldiers.

Artificial Intelligence News: OECD Members, Including US, Back International Ethics Principles For AI

More than 40 countries voted on international guidelines for the transparent and ethical use of Artificial Intelligence (AI).

Nevada Senate Passes Proposal To Favor Popular Vote And Drop Electoral College

Nevada's State Senate has joined many other states in passing legislation to favor the popular vote instead of the Electoral College.

Ford Must Cut More Jobs To Reach Profit Goals, Analysts Claim

Analysts argue that Ford Motors will have to cut tens of thousands of more jobs in order to remain profitable, in addition to the 7,000 worldwide job cuts the automaker already announced on Monday.

Target Stock Jumps 8% On Q1 Earnings Beat

Leading U.S. retailer, Target Corporation reported its first-quarter results that beat analysts’ expectations. Target shares jumped nearly 8 percent in premarket trading following the news.

Sam Heughan Drives An Audi In A Kilt In Scotland

Sam Heughan and Caitriona Balfe exchange playful banter about “Outlander” TV series.

Amazon's Jeff Bezos 'Very Excited' With Electric Cars As Rivian Investment Grows

Amazon it boosting its investments in electric vehicles to boost Amazon deliveries.

Airline Passenger Allegedly Groped 19-Year-Old Girl Underneath Blanket On United Flight

George Seryogin, from Massachusetts, was accused of "an intent to abuse, humiliate, harass, and degrade" the 19-year-old victim, according to court documents.

What China Wants: 3 Things Motivating China's Position In Trade Negotiations With The US

As an expert on China’s development and economic reform, I believe the answer lies in trying to understand the situation from the Chinese perspective.