Uber will not be held criminally liable for a crash last year in which one of its self-driving cars struck and killed a pedestrian in Tempe, Arizona — the first accident of its kind. Yavapai County Attorney Sheila Polk wrote in a letter Tuesday that there was “no basis for criminal liability for the Uber […]
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As the name suggests, this formula has 10 hair-loving benefits in one little bottle. It detangles, nourishes, strengthens, softens, shines, defrizzes, and protects against everyday hair damage to keep your locks healthy and gorgeous. We recommend using this magic spray before dry shampoo and before styling. You can also use it as a finishing spray
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SHENZHEN, China — For one of the world’s largest technology companies, it should be a simple question: Who owns Huawei? As the Chinese smartphone and telecommunications equipment giant battles the United States government over whether it should be allowed to build the world’s mobile networks, the company has been going to great lengths to present
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Broadway in downtown Nashville is as lively a place as any in America. The Las Vegas Strip, Times Square and Bourbon Street have nothing on it. Particularly this week. For the first time, the NFL draft is in Music City, and even in the days leading up to Thursday night’s opening round, Broadway has been
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Parents, pupils and teachers made their opposition clear to testing four-year-olds in English schools. For Politics Live, reporter John Owen spoke to some campaigners in Parliament Square before they delivered a 65,000 name petition to Downing Street against the plans to test youngsters, weeks after they start primary school. UK viewers can watch the full
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ATLANTA — A few years ago, Mark Begor checked his credit report, as befits a corporate executive with proper personal finance hygiene. It was filthy. There was a notation about a Kirby vacuum purchase that he had not made and a credit card that was not in his wallet. Later, he found out about a
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Image copyright Reuters Image caption Rami Malek won an Oscar for playing Freddie Mercury Oscar-winning actor Rami Malek is to play a villain in the 25th official James Bond film, it was confirmed at the movie’s launch event in Jamaica. Malek won the Academy Award for best actor in February for playing singer Freddie Mercury
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Image copyright PA Two UK betting giants have said they will change how they advertise as part of a move to fight problem gambling. GVC, which owns the Ladbrokes, Coral and Gala brands, and William Hill say they are stopping football shirt sponsorship and perimeter adverts. From August, the industry will also end advertising during
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For Americans who want to visit Cuba, things got even murkier as the Trump administration last week said that it would further restrict nonfamily travel to the island. The new restrictions are part of a tougher policy toward Nicaragua, Venezuela and Cuba, said John Bolton, the president’s national security adviser, who called the three countries
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BBC Click’s Dan Simmons looks at some the week’s best technology stories including; The first all-female space walk is cancelled due to a lack of appropriately sized space suits The EU passed a law which holds tech firms responsible for material posted without copyright permission Estonia plans to launch an artificial intelligence (AI) judge to
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