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River thames ww2 bomb – CWEB.com
According to the Telegraph News Suspected unexploded bomb spotted in Thames on eve of Oxford-Cambridge University Boat Race.
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Artificial intelligence jobs – CWEB.com
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (Robots taken our jobs) should be Taxed. There won’t be Human beings being Taxed to put money into Social Security and Medicaid Fund. Someone has to be Taxed in order for these programs to continue to work for the American people and the economy.
“In general, any job that involves sitting in front of a computer manipulating information in some relatively routine, predictable way is going to be vulnerable to automation,”
Nicolas Maduro Venezuela Court – CWEB.com
The Supreme Court’s decision to strip the opposition-controlled Congress of its powers has triggered protests and international condemnation. Venezuela’s Supreme Court has abandoned measures to take over the opposition-led Congress’ mandate after the controversial move was branded a “coup” and raised pressure on President Nicolas Maduro.
NBC News Trump Russia story – CWEB.com
President Donald J. Trump today early morning wants NBC News to stop covering the Russia story.
A statement by the president : President Trump asked when “sleepy eyes Chuck Todd and NBC” would stop covering the “fake Trump/Russia story,” and instead focus on his claims of an “Obama surveillance scandal.”
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Westminster London terror attack suspects released – CWEB.com
All those arrested in connection with the Westminster terror attack have now been released with no further action, the Met police have said. London attack: All 12 people arrested let go All those arrested in connection with last month’s terror attack on Westminster Bridge and the UK Parliament have been released “with no further action,” London’s Metropolitan Police said Saturday.
Paraguay congress building riots – CWEB.com
The Congress building was alight for more than two hours, and the rioting has been described as the worst violence since Paraguay became a democracy.
Protesters have stormed Paraguay’s Congress building and set it on fire amid violent demonstrations over a secret Senate vote earlier in the day to approve a bill that would allow President Horacio Cartes to run for re-election.
Television images showed protesters breaking the glass windows of the South American country’s Congress on Friday after several hours of escalating violence and confrontations with police.
The vote took place during a special session held in a closed office in Congress rather than on the Senate floor.
Opponents of the measure, who claim it would weaken the country’s democratic institutions, said the vote was illegal. Protesters who marched in front of the Congress building in Asuncion were met by police wielding water hoses and firing rubber bullets.
“A coup has been carried out. We will resist and we invite the people to resist with us,” said Senator Desiree Masi from the opposition Progressive Democratic Party.
Mississippi State Bulldogs Uconn Huskies – CWEB.com
Mississippi State University stuns UConn on an OT buzzer-beater in the national semis to snap the Huskies’ 111-game win streak!
For years, people will point to UConn’s 111-game winning streak and marvel at how something that was so difficult was made to look so easy.
So congratulations to the Huskies, whose magical run ended in the Final Four on an overtime buzzer-beater. And cheers to Mississippi State for doing something that no other team could since 2014.
Orlando Bloom new pirates promo – CWEB.com
Disney released a new promo for Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales, the fifth installment of the franchise, and in it Bloom resurfaces as his… Powered by WPE MATICO.
“Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales” sails into theaters on May 26, 2017.
Mylan EpiPen recall – CWEB.com
Mylan NV said on Friday that its manufacturing partner for EpiPen devices had expanded a recall of the life-saving allergy shot in the United States and other markets.
Wow! You’d think they’d be able to afford better quality control considering how much they grossly overcharge for this life-saving product.
That being said, check your pens, friends. These things are life or death.
Gilbert Baker Death – CWEB.com
Gilbert Baker the man who gave the world the Rainbow Flag died Friday. According to his friends, he died in his sleep. 
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A native of Kansas, Gilbert lived in San Francisco from 1970 to 1994, contributing his distinctive designs for countless events. In 1994, he moved to New York City, where he spent the rest of his life. He remained active as an artist, with his work commemorating gay victims of the Nazi regime recently displayed in San Francisco.
Gilbert generously donated to The GLBT Historical Society one of the sewing machines he used to create the 1978 flags. The original flags no longer exist, but the archives of photographer Crawford Barton in our collection include this color photo showing one of the flags on June 25, 1978. Gilbert also donated one of the 100 hand-dyed reproductions of the flag he made several years ago.