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Trump pulls nomination of NASA chief Jared Isaacman, says new pick will be ‘mission aligned’
Isaacson is a billionaire tech entrepreneur who led Shift4 payments, a credit card payment processing company.
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Telefónica quadruples telephone tapping in Venezuela at Maduro's request
In 2016, the Venezuelan regime requested the tapping of 234,932 Venezuelan telephone numbers. In 2021, the number increased to 861,004
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Leaked TikTok meeting records show U.S. privacy struggle against China
“Everything is seen in China,” said a member TikTok’s Trust and Safety department in a September 2021 meeting, according to Buzzfeed
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China believes it has detected extraterrestrial civilization relatively close to Earth
Researchers found two sets of signals from space in 2020 and another in 2022 by observing exoplanets
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Bitcoin is becoming the currency of freedom for those living in nations under tyranny, invasion
"Bitcoin is a tool for freedom, for development, for folks like us, who are suffering from dictators, from tyrannical leaders," Fadi Elsalameen says.
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Microsoft retires Internet Explorer after nearly 30 years of service
Browser was mainstay on earlier Microsoft systems, now incompatible with Windows.
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China launches third aircraft carrier amid rising Taiwan tensions
The naval launch comes as part of a naval buildup which could prepare China for an amphibious assault
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Chinese-made smart coffee machines might be spying on you, say researchers
The researcher who published the report said the data collection was part of a broader problem with the Internet of Things (IoT) devices.
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British Home Secretary orders extradition of Julian Assange to the United States
The WikiLeaks founder's legal team has relentlessly fought to keep Assange from being extradited to the U.S.
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California earthquake? Gov. Gavin Newsom joins Trump's Truth Social
Devin Nunes urged Truth Social users to welcome Newsom
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California utilities facing millions in fines over botched power shut-offs in 2020
California utility companies could face fines of $22 million for the “poor execution” of power shutoff events in 2020 under proposed penalties introduced by the California Public Utilities Commission Wednesday