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Trump has struck a deal with Chinese telecom ZTE to lift U.S. trade restrictions that threatened to put the company out of business.

By Nidal al-Mughrabi GAZA BORDER (Reuters) - Dozens of Palestinians demonstrating at the Gaza border were injured by Israeli gunfire and tear gas on Friday, as the latest round of protests drew several thousand participants to the frontier. Dubbed the March of Return, the protests were launched on March 30 to demand the right of return for Palestinian refugees and their descendants to family lands or homes lost to Israel during its founding in a 1948 war. Protests along the border reached a peak... Читать дальше...

By Padraic Halpin and Graham Fahy DUBLIN (Reuters) - Prime Minister Leo Varadkar said he was quietly confident that a strong early turnout in Ireland's abortion referendum on Friday would favour those seeking change in what two decades ago was one of Europe's most socially conservative countries. Opinion polls suggest voters in the once deeply Catholic nation are set to overturn one of the world's strictest bans on terminations and analysts say a high turnout, particularly in urban areas, is... Читать дальше...

One of Harvey Weinstein's accusers said Friday she was "elated" at seeing him indicted for rape and sex crime.

Arsenal are venturing into a new era following Arsene Wenger’s 22 years in north London, with Unai Emery’s appointment confirmed this week. The Gunners have struggled to compete in recent campaigns in the Premier League, failing to qualify for the Champions League in each of the past two seasons, and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has admitted the club ‘stagnated’ towards the end of Wenger’s tenure. Quoted by The Sun, the Gabon international revealed his... Читать дальше...

In this 339th episode, Mike chats with John Scholes about his 19 years at Q107, why he left the station, the end of Andy Frost and Psychedelic Psunday and more. This episode is exactly 1:26:56.

By David Shepardson WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Trump administration told lawmakers that the U.S. government has reached a deal to put Chinese telecommunications company ZTE Corp back in business, a senior Congressional aide said on Friday. The deal, communicated to officials on Capitol Hill by the Commerce Department, requires ZTE to pay a substantial fine, place American compliance officers at the company and change its management team, the aide said

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• Starting on June 4, San Francisco will ban all scooters unless they have a permit.
• The SFMTA hopes to give out permits by the end of June, meaning that scooters will only be off the streets for a short period next month.
• Under the new permit guidelines, five companies will be given permits for up to 500 scooters each.

Starting on June 4, San Francisco is will ban all shared, dockless e-scooters in the city unless the companies operating them have a permit. Читать дальше...

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• The FBI is warning the public that foreign cyber criminals have compromised "hundreds of thousands" of router devices in homes and small offices around the world.
• The FBI said the criminals used a VPNFilter malware to collect people's information and exploit their devices.
• The criminals' motives are unknown, and the FBI is advising people to reboot their router devices.

The FBI warned on Friday that foreign cyber criminals... Читать дальше...

The Athletic Managing Editor James Mirtle confirmed this past weekend that the website will be expanding its coverage to having beat writer cover the Sabres next season. The Athletic proves alternative coverage on a National Level and a Local Level as well. They have hired many writers from National Outlets such as SI, ESPN and Fox Sports. In addition they have hired local writers usually from the area’s newspapers such as Arthur Staple and Mike Russo.

Mirtle also asked what writers fans would like to see covering the team for the site.

OKLAHOMA CITY – Officials are looking for an inmate who walked away from a correctional center back in February. The Oklahoma Department of Corrections says Leighann Hughes walked away from the Kate Barnard Correctional Center in Oklahoma City on February 19. Hughes is a described as an Asian female, around 5’5″, weighing approximately 163 pounds with brown or blonde hair and brown eyes. When she walked away, she was serving time for an assault and battery with a dangerous weapon […]

In a just world, Season 8 of Game of Thrones would be airing right now, but because large scale television productions "take time to create" especially when the expectations are "earth-shatteringly high," it's not. Boo. 

Intel's 8th-generation CPUs are mighty tempting, but their prices can seem daunting at the high-end. Not all hope is lost, however, if you want to go Team Blue and stick to a budget. We found a way to build an 8th generation Intel-based gaming machine with discrete graphics for $360—and we'll assemble it live on YouTube, Twitch, and Facebook next week.

Mashable's readers (and writers) are known for being OBSESSIVE about the things we love. You may say we kind of geek out about things. Okay, fine, we *are* geeks. Whatever, geeks are awesome.

Mashable's readers (and writers) are known for being OBSESSIVE about the things we love, like comic books and movies, gadgets and tech, or the latest Space X launch. You may say we kind of geek out about things. Okay, fine, we *are* geeks. And geeks are awesome.

New Delhi, May 25, 2018--The Committee to Protect Journalists today expressed concern over the Delhi High Court's decision to bar the release of the second part of an investigative documentary about news outlets allegedly being willing to accept money in exchange for favorable coverage. The court yesterday issued an...

Some of Obama's photos, posted to Instagram, capture what her life was like before becoming a public figure.

Polokwane - Many learners in deep rural villages in Vhembe drop out of school every winter for no reason other than they have no shoes and cannot walk to school barefoot in the biting cold.

• Former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton was awarded Harvard University's Radcliffe Award on Friday.
• During the ceremony, she joked that if she could be CEO of any company, it'd be Facebook.
• "It's the biggest news platform in the world," says Clinton, and needs to get its act together.

Hillary Clinton might be looking for work in Silicon Valley.