Image copyright AFP Walmart has said it will no longer sell e-cigarettes in the US, amid mounting calls to ban the products entirely. The retailer said its decision was due to “uncertainty” about the rules governing e-cigarettes, which US health authorities have linked to more than 500 cases of lung injury. US President Donald Trump […]
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No 5G iPhone? No problem. You probably don’t want one anyway. For most people, it’s smart to stick with a smartphone that isn’t compatible with speedier 5G wireless networks, which are just starting to roll out. That’s the case even if you think you’ll be hanging on to your next phone for a few years.
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Nike has cut ties with Antonio Brown, and New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick is through answering questions about his receiver. Belichick cut short his regular media availability Friday, a day after a second woman accused the Patriots receiver of sexual misconduct. The coach said the team is looking into “some things,” then refused to
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WASHINGTON — President Trump dismissed on Friday as a “partisan” attack a whistle-blower complaint said to involve his dealings with Ukraine amid mounting questions about his interactions with the country’s new government. Details of the complaint remained murky, but the revelation that it was connected at least in part to Ukraine immediately increased scrutiny on
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WASHINGTON, Sept 20 (Reuters) – U.S. President Donald Trump said his administration was “making a lot of progress” with China on Friday, as deputy-level trade talks continued for a second day and Washington lifted tariffs on over 400 Chinese products. Trump, speaking to reporters at a White House meeting with Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison, said the United States
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Image copyright Getty Images Sir Lenny Henry has been having a laugh at the expense of the Canadian prime minister by telling an audience: “I am Justin Trudeau.” Mr Trudeau apologised this week after Time magazine published an old photo of him in blackface. Sir Lenny was speaking at a Royal Television Society convention in
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The Latest on “Storm Area 51” events in two tiny Nevada towns near the once-secret military research site (all times local): 9:05 a.m. Authorities say one person was arrested on a charge of public urination and another was detained early Friday at a gate to Area 51 on Friday. A group of about 75 people
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SAN FRANCISCO — Facebook said on Friday that it had suspended “tens of thousands” of apps as part of an investigation into how independent developers use its members’ data, a number far higher than it had previously disclosed and a sign that data privacy remains a central issue for the social network. Facebook said in
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