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CNN reporter Jim Acosta has had his White House press pass - revoked by President Trump after a verbal clash last week - restored by a federal court.
- Free speech for CNN, but not for Assange: The media’s double standard
Two journalists on the bad side of Donald Trump were vindicated this week. One had his White House credentials restored. Another got proof that Uncle Sam wants him behind bars. Guess which one had all the support from the MSM. - ‘Thoughts & prayers’: Twitter laughs as NRA bleeds out financially
The National Rifle Association has become the butt of the joke after it was revealed the powerful gun rights advocacy group is struggling financially, revoking free coffee for staff. - Face of freedom: Selfie saves man from life in jail for crime he didn’t commit
The maniacal obsession with taking selfies is often derided, but on this occasion a single random snap turned out to be a life-saver for a man who faced spending the rest of his life in jail for a crime never committed. - Surveillance with a smile: Biometrics firms seek to incentivize facial recognition
Operating on the gradual model of Google and Facebook, biometrics companies are plotting a slow rollout of facial recognition technology, barbed with incentives to hook customers and distract them from the demise of privacy.
- CIA ‘concludes with high confidence’ Saudi Crown Prince ordered Khashoggi murder – Washington Post
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman personally ordered the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi in Turkey last month, the CIA has concluded, according to a Washington Post report which cites anonymous sources. - Due process or helping rapists? Department of Education slammed for sex assault definition change
US Education Secretary Betsy DeVos has proposed new rules on how schools respond to sexual harassment, prompting outcry from activists claiming that this would gut Title IX protections for victims. - ‘In-house fake news shop’ – Facebook facing new scandal and losing friends
A new report has exposed glaring hypocrisy in Facebook’s attitude to fake news. Can CEO Mark Zuckerberg weather yet another scandal? - Free speech for CNN, but not for Assange: The media’s double standardTwo journalists on the bad side of Donald Trump were vindicated this week. One had his White House credentials restored. Another got proof that Uncle Sam wants him behind bars. Guess which one had all the support from the MSM.
- Trump says he answered questions for Mueller's Russia probe, but hasn't submitted them yet
President Trump has said that he has answered questions for Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s ‘Russiagate’ investigation, but has not submitted those answers yet. - Trio who ‘lied’ about campaign for homeless that raised $400k face 10 years in jail
A tale of a couple starting a crowdfund to help a homeless guy became an international sensation and raked in $400k from thousands of good-hearted donors. But its protagonists have now been charged amid claims it was all a “lie.” - CNN’s Acosta has White House press pass temporarily restored by courtCNN reporter Jim Acosta has had his White House press pass - revoked by President Trump after a verbal clash last week - restored by a federal court.
- #ICYMI: Donald Trump vs CNN’s Jim Acosta and the politics of distraction (VIDEO)
When Donald Trump and CNN’s Jim Acosta clashed at a White House news conference, both behaved so badly it was hard to pick sides, which poses a dilemma in the current day when it’s essential to have an opinion. - Face of freedom: Selfie saves man from life in jail for crime he didn’t commitThe maniacal obsession with taking selfies is often derided, but on this occasion a single random snap turned out to be a life-saver for a man who faced spending the rest of his life in jail for a crime never committed.
- ‘Thoughts & prayers’: Twitter laughs as NRA bleeds out financiallyThe National Rifle Association has become the butt of the joke after it was revealed the powerful gun rights advocacy group is struggling financially, revoking free coffee for staff.
- Surveillance with a smile: Biometrics firms seek to incentivize facial recognitionOperating on the gradual model of Google and Facebook, biometrics companies are plotting a slow rollout of facial recognition technology, barbed with incentives to hook customers and distract them from the demise of privacy.
- US ‘secretly charged’ Assange, prosecutor accidentally reveals – WikiLeaks
Julian Assange has been already charged by the US, but the case will remain sealed until the arrest of the whistleblower, WikiLeaks has revealed citing court filings unrelated to its co-founder.
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