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Facebook and Twitter, under pressure from the US for allowing alleged "Russian meddling" in the 2016 election, will now require a convoluted registration process for anyone wanting to run political ads on their platforms.
- Amazon’s smart-speaker Alexa ‘leaks’ private conversation to random number
A US couple was horrified to find out that their private conversation was recorded by Amazon’s Echo voice-controlled device and sent to a work contact. Amazon blamed the “extremely rare” incident on an unlikely sequence of events. - Morgan Freeman gets #MeToo moment, but some see Russian shadow
He voiced God in blockbusters, won an Oscar for best supporting actor, and became the public face of a campaign to demonize Russia. Now, Hollywood legend Morgan Freeman has been accused of inappropriate behavior towards women. - Republicans challenge Facebook & Twitter on anti-conservative bias
The GOP and Trump 2020 campaign have called on social media giants to prove that their platforms are not biased against conservatives. Facebook and Twitter have been accused of suppressing right-wing users. - Open crematorium furnace sends human ashes up into California skies
Foul-smelling black smoke was seen billowing from the doors and chimney of a crematorium in south San Diego County on Thursday. Firefighters who arrived at the scene found the oven’s door had not been shut.
- ‘Trans-black’ activist Rachel Dolezal facing 15yrs in prison for fraud
Rachel Dolezal, the white activist, author and entrepreneur who famously ‘self-identified’ as black and eventually became the subject of a Netflix documentary, is now facing up to 15 years in prison for welfare fraud. - 40 years on: How Unabomber’s first parcel bomb shaped a generation of eco-terrorists
May 25 marks the 40th anniversary of Unabomber Ted Kaczynski’s first attack. Here, RT looks back on the life of Kaczynski as well as some other heinous acts his bombing campaign inspired. - Amazon’s smart-speaker Alexa ‘leaks’ private conversation to random numberA US couple was horrified to find out that their private conversation was recorded by Amazon’s Echo voice-controlled device and sent to a work contact. Amazon blamed the “extremely rare” incident on an unlikely sequence of events.
- Facebook & Twitter make political advertisers jump hoops with new restrictive policiesFacebook and Twitter, under pressure from the US for allowing alleged "Russian meddling" in the 2016 election, will now require a convoluted registration process for anyone wanting to run political ads on their platforms.
- Open crematorium furnace sends human ashes up into California skiesFoul-smelling black smoke was seen billowing from the doors and chimney of a crematorium in south San Diego County on Thursday. Firefighters who arrived at the scene found the oven’s door had not been shut.
- ‘They’re playing with world peace’: What next for US-North Korea relations?
Could a barrage of missiles now come from North Korea? Has the opportunity to solve the nuclear threat in Korea been squandered? These questions are left unanswered after the US’ decision to cancel a summit with Kim Jong-un. - Republicans challenge Facebook & Twitter on anti-conservative biasThe GOP and Trump 2020 campaign have called on social media giants to prove that their platforms are not biased against conservatives. Facebook and Twitter have been accused of suppressing right-wing users.
- Morgan Freeman gets #MeToo moment, but some see Russian shadowHe voiced God in blockbusters, won an Oscar for best supporting actor, and became the public face of a campaign to demonize Russia. Now, Hollywood legend Morgan Freeman has been accused of inappropriate behavior towards women.
- Bye-bye Nobel Prize: US reacts to Trump-Kim summit cancellation
With the abrupt cancellation of a much-vaunted summit between President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, peace on the Korean peninsula has been postponed. So too has Trump’s shot a Nobel Peace Prize, it seems. - US targets Iran with fresh sanctions against airlines
The US Treasury Department has hit Iran with new and heavy sanctions. They target several Iranian airlines that the US claims were delivering weapons to proxy forces in Syria and Lebanon. - Trump touts US military readiness after N.Korea destroys its nuke test site
After cancelling a long-awaited summit with Kim Jong-un, President Donald Trump warned North Korea that US military ‘more ready than ever before.’ The fallout comes hours after Pyongyang dismantled its nuclear testing site. - ‘Obama already did it to the French’: WikiLeaks weighs in on Trump’s ‘Spygate’ claims
US President Donald Trump has seemingly found a ‘Spygate’ ally in WikiLeaks, after the whistleblowing organization tweeted to remind the public of CIA “espionage orders” for the 2012 French election.
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