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‘You’re playing selective god’: Google ‘whistleblower’ tells Project Veritas search engine ‘skews’ results in Democrats’ favor
An alleged program manager at Google Cloud has said the search engine monolith is “playing god” in the US political scene, skewing results to benefit Democrats, according to an undercover interview captured by Project Veritas.
The next presidential debate: The two old Peddler and Hawker Will Be Muted During Debate
Finally, Biden and Trump will have to listen and not only to shout at each other. The Commission on Presidential Debates will mute the microphones of Joe Biden and President Donald Trump for parts of Thursday’s encounter.
Global coronavirus cases pass 40 million mark
The pace of the pandemic is picking up: it took 32 days to go from 30 million global cases to 40 million, compared with 38 days to get from 20 million to 30 million.
2 new COVID-19 cases reported in Cayman Islands, 19 October
The Chief Medical Officer, Dr John Lee, reports that 980 COVID-19 tests have been carried out since this was last reported on Friday, 17 October 2020. Two were positive who are travellers who will remain in isolation until they have reco...
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0.4157 Acre
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Condominium · For rent · 1 bedroom
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1 bedroom
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Town house · For sale · 2 bedrooms
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VIDEO: News Brief, 19 October
Invasion Green Iguana is an issue on Cayman Brac, Stony Coral Tissue loss disease, 11TH Annual Healthcare Conference takes place
Premier's Remarks on Defence Bill
The Defence Bill, 2020 is now before the House and the Premier, Hon. Alden McLaughlin moved the bill today, Monday, 19 October 2020. Below are his remarks.
Legislative Assembly Oct 19, 2020
Twitter user’s boast of sex with underaged ‘goddaughters’ sparks police inquiry
Blogger uncovers network of commenters offering information on how to find minors and avoid legal troubles.
Canada and the US extend their border closures until November
Canada and the United States extended the ban on non-essential travel between the two countries until November 21 in order to contain COVID-19, Canadian Minister of Public Security Bill Blair announced on Monday.
German justice calls for the arrest of Jürgen Mossack and Ramon Fonseca
A Cologne court has issued arrest warrants against Jürgen Mossack and Ramón Fonseca Mora for tax fraud and criminal association in connection with the case of the Panama Papers, the international money laundering investigation, German me...
Nokia and NASA will install the first mobile phone network on the Moon
The Finnish group Nokia announced on Monday that it will manufacture for NASA the first operational mobile phone network on the Moon, an initiative carried out for the project to establish a permanent human base of the US space agency.
'Slavery and the City' tour sheds light on London's dark past
Sellout tour highlights links to slave trade in heart of Britain's financial centre
Letitia Wright 'tormented' by Britain's history of racism while working on new miniseries
Letitia Wright 'tormented' by Britain's history of racism while working on new miniseries - The Number One magazine feat. news, reviews, movie trailers, cinema, DVDs, interviews + film & movie gossip UK & worldwide.
Britain's first black Archbishop to get peerage 'imminently' after row
John Sentamu, who retired as the Archbishop of York in June, is expected to be given a place in the House of Lords after a row erupted over him not being automatically ennobled
Boy Bedroom Wallpaper Ideas
A boys’ bedroom is the perfect space to explore playful ideas and one of the best ways to inspire their imagination is through wallpaper.
Foreign Office refuses to help investigation into Britain's role in US torture and kidnappings
THE Foreign Office has allegedly refused to help Scottish police with an investigation into British complicity in US torture and extraordinary rendition, drawing criticism from human rights groups today.
Trump Unloads on Fauci, Calls Him a ‘Disaster’ and an ‘Idiot’ About Coronavirus
President threw a tantrum about the nation’s top infectious-disease doctor on a campaign call, one day after the NIH expert’s “60 Minutes” interview aired.
Fauci on his media restrictions, Trump contracting COVID, masks, voting and more
In a wide-ranging 60 Minutes interview, Dr. Anthony Fauci expresses his frustration with a Trump campaign ad; explains why, early in the pandemic, masks were largely recommended for health care workers; and says whether he plans to vote ...
13 New Fall Fragrances That Smell Better Than a PSL
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IS CARICOM STILL NECESSARY IN THIS DAY IN AGE
Caricom from the beginning and why it was developed, to the purposes it currently serves and whether or not it still serves those purposes.
The Stock Market Is Ignoring the Economy. Here's Why.
Stocks are booming while companies shed millions of workers from payrolls. WSJ explains why the stock market seems disconnected from economic reality.
Are Rudy Giuliani Emails Tied To Russia Disinformation Efforts?
U.S. spy agencies have gathered intelligence that President Donald Trump’s personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, was dealing with alleged Russian intelligence agents on a trip to Ukraine as part of an attempt to dig up dirt on Joe Biden.
Buttigieg says Trump is ‘incapable’ of handling a public health crisis
Former Mayor of South Bend, Indiana and Biden campaign adviser Pete Buttigieg explaining why he was against Biden but as the Choice is or Biden or Trump - he strongly supports Biden.
Zakaria: Virus ushering in greatest economic inequality in decades
CNN's Fareed Zakaria takes a look at how the coronavirus pandemic has worsened inequality globally and in the US.
Neil deGrasse Tyson Confirms the Asteroid Heading for Earth on Election Day
Neil deGrasse Tyson confirms the possibility of an asteroid colliding with Earth on Election Day, talks about America’s resistance to science and data and discusses Cosmos: Possible Worlds.
This 14-year-old girl won a $25K prize for a discovery that could lead to a cure for Covid-19
As scientists around the world race to find a treatment for the coronavirus, a young girl among them stands out.
The Real Recession Is Just Starting
The economy is in Recession; we just haven’t felt it because of the CARES Act stimulus, but, eventually we will because we have a huge unemployment problem.
Nokia wins NASA contract to put 4G network on the moon
Cell service could soon be out of this world. NASA has awarded Nokia a $14.1 million-dollar contract to bring astronauts the first cellular network on the moon, the space agency announced.
8 Eyeshadow Palettes That Are Perfect for Fall
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Wine Room, Wine Cellar & Wine Storage Ideas
Forget about walk-in wardrobes and dressing rooms, the ultimate room at the top of our wish list is a walk-in wine room...
Tens of thousands fill Plaza de Santiago on the anniversary of protests in Chile
The central Plaza Italia in Santiago was taken over this Sunday by tens of thousands of people, who gathered to commemorate a year since the start of social protests in Chile demanding greater social equality.
Boris Johnson to 'resign in spring because his £150,000 salary is too low'
Boris Johnson is reportedly intending to resign next spring because he thinks his salary is too low, Tory MPs have claimed.
Tens of thousands demonstrate in France in tribute to the murdered teacher
Tens of thousands of people demonstrated in France on Sunday in tribute to Professor Samuel Paty, who was beheaded by 18-year-old refugee boy on Friday for teaching his students cartoons of Muhammad, an attack that shocked the country.
The $16 TRILLION bug: Pandemic could cost US economy its entire annual output
The US economy may lose a whopping $16 trillion due to the devastating impact of the Covid-19 outbreak, both in output and people’s lives, new research has found.
‘Disaster for Joe’: As Hunter Biden's lawyers allegedly ask for his laptop BACK, Trump calls its explosive revelations ‘REAL DEAL’
Despite questions over the authenticity of damaging content from a hard drive allegedly belonging to Joe Biden’s son, Hunter, Donald Trump has said the data is a “proven fact,” with Steve Bannon promising there is more to come.
Twitter CEO says it was wrong to block links to Biden story
Twitter was wrong to block weblinks to an unverified political story, CEO Jack Dorsey said on Friday, as the company responded to criticism over its handling of the story that had prompted cries of censorship from the right.
Nottingham's Banksy artwork: 'We needed something like this'
On Saturday Banksy confirmed a new piece of graffiti on a residential street off Nottingham city centre was by him. By Sunday, the queue to snap a photo of the world-famous artist's work stretched down the road and around the corner.
Here's what all the Gladiators with London connections are up to now
What fan favourites like Wolf and Jet are up to
Sacha Baron Cohen: This Time He’s Serious
Reviving his Borat character and playing the political activist Abbie Hoffman, the actor feels he “had to ring the alarm bell and say that democracy is in peril this year.”
What's new on Zoom: A paid ticketing tool called OnZoom
Zoom, staging its virtual "Zoomtopia" user conference, introduces paid ticketing tools and apps, called "Zapps."
Europe and America are taking on the tech giants. Britain needs to join the fight
It’s time to address monopoly data capitalism, which has been turbo-charged by Covid-19, forcing the world to live and work online. A Joe Biden presidency – increasingly likely – and an EU unhampered by British reluctance to do anything ...
Alarming new data shows the UK was the 'sick man' of Europe even before Covid
A global study has exposed how poorly prepared Britain was for a virus that targets our most vulnerable people, says Lancet editor Richard Horton
China will be the only major economy to see growth this year as world braces for long recovery from Covid-19 crisis
With most of the world facing a deep recession due to the coronavirus pandemic, China will be the only major economy to climb back from the depths of the historic crisis in 2020, according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
25 Stylish Short Hairstyles and Cuts to Add to Your Mood Board
If you're stuck at home at the moment, why not use the time to plan your next short haircut? (Or, be brave enough to pick up the scissors and cut or trim your own hair, safely!) Join me in dreaming about the day you can sit in your styli...
6 Smart Ways to Get More Useable Space Out of a Tiny Linen Closet
As much as I would love a world in which all of my closets are organized, Instagram-worthy perfection, I’ve come to accept that I only have enough energy to make one of my closets-the one in my bedroom-look pristine. I’m no Marie Kondo, ...
$421 Million in Debt: Trump Calls It 'a Peanut,' but Challenges Lie Ahead
President Donald Trump painted a rosy picture of his financial condition during a televised town hall Thursday night, calling his hundreds of millions of dollars in debt coming due “a peanut” and saying he had borrowed it as a favor to l...
'Log off! Log off!' teacher orders students when sexual assault livestreamed during first grader's remote learning class
An 18-year-old man out on bond for a gun case was held without bail after he livestreamed himself during a sexual act with a 7-year-old first grader on break from her Chicago Public Schools remote learning class on Thursday prosecutors s...
A competition to see who can come up with the best Lexphillie held in Dubuque, Iowa.
Lexophile" is a term used to describe those who are clever with words, such as "you can tune a piano but you can't tuna fish" or "to write with a broken pencil is pointless.
Editor-Approved Shampoos and Conditioners You Should Be Using
If searching for the perfect shampoo is wrong, I don't want to be right. For many women, choosing a shampoo and conditioner is kind of like dating—you'll settle for the one that's right in front of you (read: the bottle near checkout), b...
Style Furniture Design Pets at Home This Collection of Modern Cat Furniture is Pawsitively Stylish
Attention, cat parents: AutoPets, the pet tech company behind the Litter-Robot, just launched a new line of modern and stylish cat furniture. Because shag-covered cat trees aren’t always the most design-forward products, AutoPets’ debute...
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