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Snoop Dogg smokes marijuana near the White House, says 'F--- the President' Rapper Snoop Dogg is once again expressing his distaste for President Trump. 

Model Charlotte McKinney recalls being 'frightened' when a fan showed up at her parents' work As a model, Charlotte McKinney is for the most part used to living her life in the spotlight.

Meg Ryan and John Mellencamp are engaged Congratulations are in order for Meg Ryan and John Mellencamp!

Message in a bottle found, returned more than 50 years later More than 50-years after a New Hampshire man tossed a message in a bottle out to sea for his wife, bottle is discovered in the Caribbean

Flight attendant praised for breastfeeding passenger’s baby midflight once mother runs out of formula A Philippine Airlines flight attendant Patrisha Organo is going viral on social media.

 Virgin Voyages ditches buffets on Scarlet Lady ship, offers 20 'exceptional' eateries instead “I never wanted to go on a cruise. But I want to go on this one,” Sir Richard Branson said.

Ryanair passenger sews clothes into coat to avoid new baggage fees One man found a loophole to Ryanair's pricey baggage fees.

Stressed Jet2 copilot to blame for damaging aircraft tail strike during landing, report reveals The “tail strike” could’ve been avoided had the captain taken control of the aircraft sooner.

Flybe plane plunges 500 feet in 18 seconds after autopilot set to 'altitude zero' Flight crew say they 'became visual with the ground.'

American Airlines to offer early boarding for passengers with nut allergies In just a few weeks, American Airlines passengers with nut allergies will be invited to board their flights early to wipe down their seating areas to avoid possible exposure to allergens.

Pacific island Palau bans sunscreen The penalties find the right balance between "educating tourists and scaring them away."

Delta flight encounters ‘unmanned aircraft’ near Boston airport The aircraft was spotted 15 miles from the airport.

Violinist claims Southwest Airlines forced him to leave flight after he refused to check $80,000 instrument One accomplished musician’s relationship with Southwest Airlines has hit a sour note.

China has been violating an agreement with the United States aimed at stopping cyber espionage through the hacking of government and corporate data, a senior U.S. intelligence official said on Thursday. from Reuters: World News https://ift.tt/2PTuTbC

VergeSense (Vision Sensor Platform: S17) Is Hiring Engineers (Remote and SF) by dpryan | on Hacker News .

The Human Diagnosis Project Is Looking for a Design Lead by irvinglin | on Hacker News .

AR/AI navigation startup (YC S18) is hiring for an experienced iOS Engineer by phiar | on Hacker News .

Scale AI is hiring engineers to accelerate the development of AI by ayw | on Hacker News .

Exciting new medical 'silver bullets' will save military lives Revolutionary breakthroughs to stop lethal threats and save military lives will now reach the hands of American warriors far faster.

Chinese scientists enlist giant whales to send secret military signals, report says Are "whale carriers" the wave of the future?

Google updates sexual harassment policy after massive employee protests In the wake of severe employee backlash and thousands walking out around the world demanding change, Google has updated its sexual harassment policy, apologizing to its employees, adding "it's clear we need to make some changes."

Woman dismissing man at Crenshaw election party goes viral, but video doesn’t tell the whole story A tweet showing a young woman dramatically waving her hand at a man before walking away went viral but the video doesn’t tell the full story.

Facebook starts shipping Portal smart displays Now that our homes are full of smart speakers, there seems to be a new focus on getting us to adopt smart displays as well.

Walmart tips Black Friday iPhone, TV deals Heads up, deal hunters: Walmart just announced its plans for what it calls the biggest and best shopping day of the year: Black Friday.

Smartphone makers bet on foldable screens as their next big thing SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — The smartphone industry has been searching for a breakthrough to revive a market mired in an innovation lull and a sales slump.

Amazon is the latest big tech company to face employee revolt Workers at tech giants are beginning to take action when they don’t like what their powerful employers are up to.

AT&T prepares to disconnect over a dozen pirates How much piracy does it take to have your internet connection terminated in the US? The answer to that question will surely depend on your ISP's policies, the countermeasures used to hide that piracy, and how you respond to repeated warnings from your ISP that they know you are infringing copyright. For over a dozen AT&T customers, the tolerance limit has been reached and their service is about to be terminated.

Experts warn Facebook has a 'disturbing disregard' for user privacy The Information Commissioner has warned Brits away from using Facebook as they still have a “disturbing disregard” for user privacy.

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The Northern Irish party which props up Prime Minister Theresa May's government warned her on Friday that her negotiation had raised alarm bells and that it could not support a Brexit deal that divided up the United Kingdom. from Reuters: World News https://ift.tt/2RLUUXE

India's government said it will sell stocks worth millions of dollars seized from people who moved to Pakistan following partition in 1947 and the wars since, as a way to make up for a shortfall in revenues. from Reuters: World News https://ift.tt/2DuBqn7

Turkey has completed the purchase of its second drilling ship, which will operate in the Black Sea at the north of the country, Energy Minister Fatih Donmez said on Friday. from Reuters: World News https://ift.tt/2RN95vx

Syrian government forces clashed with rebels in Hama province on Friday in some of the heaviest fighting in the country's northwest in a year, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said. from Reuters: World News https://ift.tt/2Dvs76A

Turkish prosecutors ordered the detention of 103 soldiers with suspected links to the U.S.-based Muslim cleric accused of orchestrating a failed coup in mid-2016, state-owned Anadolu news agency said on Friday. from Reuters: World News https://ift.tt/2SYGu7S