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Twitter explains why it won't delete Trump tweet that North Korea called a 'declaration of war'

Many people have slammed Twitter over its stance on the issue saying it is "inconsistent" and "biased."

Elon Musk on Mercedes' $1bn investment in electric cars: 'Off by a zero'

Could Artificial Intelligence Cause World War Three? Elon Musk fears it might

Mercedes plans to introduce electric versions of all their cars by 2022.

Waymo disagrees with Uber, says it 'only' seeks $1.86bn for stolen trade secrets

Last week, Uber's legal team claimed Waymo was seeking $2.6bn for a single trade secret.

New insights from CRISPR gene-editing tech could bring down miscarriage rates

The technology has offered new information about the early stages of human embryonic development.

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'You are pathetic': Trump blasted over 'ridiculous' NFL comments amid 'take a knee' protests

"Trump is treating our flag as a symbol that represents allegiance to his power. That's about as un-American as it gets," one person tweeted.

Russia stokes propaganda war, claims US troops in Syria met with no resistance from Isis

Unverified photos purportedly show US armoured cars and fighting vehicles moving through Isis-occupied areas.

Police suspend over 28,000 fake product sites targeting UK consumers

The announcement came with the launch of a new awareness campaign to protect online shoppers.

'Nothing but respect': LeBron James praised for calling Trump a 'bum' over his Stephen Curry remarks

"Trump may be our so-called President, but LeBron is King!" one Twitter user wrote.

London mayor accuses Uber of using 'aggressive' tactics to put TfL under pressure

Sadiq Khan says the company only has itself to blame for losing the licence to operate in the capital.

Neil deGrasse Tyson schools Twitter on the 'physics' of Game of Thrones

He also pointed out a few of the show's plot holes in the process.

Obama warned Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg about threat of fake news after presidential election

Zuckerberg had dismissed the idea that fake news on Facebook helped influence election as a "pretty crazy idea".

Australia to get its own space agency: Not a Nasa, but closer to the UK's

The agency will concentrate on launching satellites tailored for Australian needs.

A secret spy satellite was launched by the US and no one knows what it can do

The NROL-42 satellite was launched from the Vandenberg air force base in California.

Woman charged after uploading nude picture of friend getting dressed to Facebook

If convicted, 22-year-old Kayla Paige Esterling could face two years in prison.

John McDonnell called Uber a 'disgrace'

Over 600,000 people have signed a petition to stop the ban in London.

Chinese robot carries out world's first fully automated dental implant

The robot maintained high-precision accuracy and adjusted with patient's movements.

Autonomous drones can now almost 'see in the dark' with this new camera

The research was partly funded by Darpa for military and civilian use.

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This AI system uses news reports to provide information about police encounters

The early-stage model employed police shooting data from Google News reports.

SETI lists seven places in our Solar System that could harbour microbial life

We are more likely to find microbial life 'sooner than' intelligent extraterrestrials.

Russian President Vladimir Putin asks when will AI 'eat us'

Putin's poser came during a visit to Russia's biggest tech firm Yandex in Moscow.

US Army scientists extract fuel power from urine using nanotechnology

Officials believe that making use of urine as a fuel source can help the soldiers tremendously.

'What is your job?' Ivanka Trump trolled for saying it's 'not my job' to be voice of moderation in WH

"This is what happens when you put people in the White House that know nothing about government," one Twitter user wrote.

'You're obsessed with her': Twitter slams Trump for 'petulant' rant about 'Crooked Hillary Clinton'

"Still not over her, huh?" one Twitter user wrote.

Uber's new CEO Dara Khosrowshahi on London ban: 'There is a high cost to a bad reputation'

The Regulator Transport for London stripped Uber of its license to operate in the city beginning in October.

Inside Trump's secret flying nuclear bunker

Inside President Trump's secret flying nuclear bunker

This 'Doomsday Plane' is where you'll find the President if it all goes nuclear.

Petition to 'save Uber' in London surpasses 750,000 signatures

Transport for London will not be renewing Uber's license to operate in the British capital from 1 October.

Instagram 'I will rape you' post surfaces on Facebook as an advert

"We are sorry this happened – it's not the experience we want someone to have."

Top 5 alternatives to Uber in London

As Uber faces expulsion from London's streets, these apps are waiting in the wings.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise to slash 10% of global workforce, putting 5,000 out of a job

Company is reportedly seeking to make $1.5bn in savings over the next 3 years.

This 3D-printed, remora-inspired robot can hang on to shark skin underwater

The bot could be used for studying underwater creatures and their habits.

Hackers are remotely locking Apple devices and demanding bitcoin payments

Apple iCloud appears has been used to force activate the 'Find My Device' option.

Uber stripped of licence to operate in London

Ride-hailing company cannot operate in the city after 1 October, pending appeal.

'Leave us out of it': Twitter reacts after Kim Jong-un says 'deranged' Trump will 'pay dearly'

"Nobody wins in this pissing contest," one Twitter user said.

Bose SoundWear is the weird wearable speaker that actually makes a lot of sense

High-quality sound without the discomfort and isolation of headphones.

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