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White House says it won't sign international agreement to combat online extremism

The White House said it supports the goals of the call to action in the name of Christchurch, but would not sign on because of freedom of speech concerns.

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French technology summit VivaTech boots up in Paris

The three-day VivaTech summit begins in Paris on Thursday, with President Emmanuel Macron in attendance along with industry leaders such as Jack Ma from Alibaba, Mickey Mikitani from Rakuten, the European Commission’s Margrethe Vestager and Ginni Rometty from IBM.

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Facebook to restrict livestream feature after Christchurch attack

The company said it would prevent users who violate "our most serious policies" from using Facebook Live for "set periods of time — for example 30 days — starting on their first offense."

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Shrinking, shaking, wrinkling: New study shows the moon is racked by moonquakes as it shrivels

The findings come after researchers took a fresh look at data from seismometers that Apollo astronauts deployed on the moon in the 1960s and 1970s.

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It's not just iPhones. More tariffs could be a 'gut punch' to U.S. tech sector

An iPhone could cost $160 more if Trump slaps additional tariffs on Chinese imports, analysts estimate.

USA

Explorer reaches bottom of Mariana Trench, sets new record for deepest dive ever

Victor Vescovo dove to a depth of 35,853 feet in the deepest part of the Pacific Ocean — and saw new animals as well as plastic litter.

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Carbon dioxide hits a level not seen for 3 million years. Here's what that means for climate change — and humanity.

Scientists are sounding the alarm over the potential for catastrophic changes to our environment.

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WhatsApp security flaw 'let hackers install surveillance on phones'

Euronews tells you what happened and how to protect yourself.

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These robots were built to be punched, stabbed and cursed.

The masochistic little bots are intended to help people process negative emotions, but some experts wonder if they might do just the opposite.

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California is bringing law and order to big data. It could change the internet in the U.S.

The state's attorney general wants to avoid a troubled rollout, à la Obamacare, when the far-reaching restrictions on user data go into effect on Jan. 1.

USA

What is gravity?

Every time we discover something new about gravity, we see the world around us in a new light.

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New Hubble Space Telescope photo is a 'living history book' of our universe

The eye-popping image shows more than a quarter of a million galaxies.

USA

Here's what we know so far about Jeff Bezos' new lunar lander

The billionaire entrepreneur said the newly unveiled spacecraft could return humanity to the moon by 2024.

World News

Will Uber drivers benefit from biggest stock exchange debut in years?

Top executives, early venture capitalists and board members stand to reap benefits from their stakes in Uber, the decade-old ride-sharing giant that went public on Thursday. But what about its drivers?

USA

Manning ordered to appear before new U.S. grand jury as she is freed from jail

Manning ordered to appear before new U.S. grand jury as she is freed from jail

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Billionaire Bezos unveils moon lander mockup, embraces Trump's lunar timetable

Billionaire Bezos unveils moon lander mockup, embraces Trump's lunar timetable

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TV for free: Pluto TV offers a wallet-friendly pitch in the Netflix era

The service leans heavily on the television equivalent of comfort food: throwback sitcoms, vintage movies, reality shows and nature specials.

USA

Blue Origin founder Jeff Bezos to make big announcement

Details haven't yet been made public, but some expect the news to be related to the company's moon plans.

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Facebook co-founder says Zuckerberg 'not accountable,' calls for government break up

Chris Hughes, who started Facebook with Mark Zuckerberg, joins a growing chorus of privacy advocates and politicians who have called for antitrust action.

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Ever, the photo storage app, has a side business: Facial recognition

"The app developers were not clear about their intentions," one Ever user said. "I believe it's a huge invasion of privacy."