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There's an earwig in the Apple as Group Facetime is taken offline

Apple has temporarily taken Group FaceTime offline while it fixes a glitch that allows users to listen to the audio of another's phone before a call is accepted

USA

Here's what's really behind the Huawei indictments

The U.S. contends Huawei is connected to the Chinese government and could plant spyware in the U.S. power grid, transportation network and nuclear plants.

USA

On Apple's earnings day, Wall Street expects both pain and a plan

"Apple needs to turn this dark chapter around, and Wall Street will be listening to every word carefully," said one analyst.

USA

What is Oumuamua? Here's what we know so far

Some scientists say the visitor from another star system could be an alien spacecraft.

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Fiery editor — and Trump golfing buddy — is back at The New York Post

"The Fox News ethos is going to be more clear and distinct in the newspaper and on digital," said sources at the paper.

USA

4chan trolls inundate laid off HuffPost, Buzzfeed reporters with death threats

The threats are part of a coordinated campaign organized on the far-right message board.

Markets

Take Five: Time for a break? World markets themes for the week ahead

Take Five: Time for a break? World markets themes for the week ahead

USA

Twitter is testing a new way to determine where a tweet started

Twitter's changes come as many journalists and power users have said they are re-evaluating their Twitter habits.

USA

Blue Origin wants to launch a person into space by the end of this year

The company owned by Jeff Bezos is also expected to launch tickets sales later this year for space tourism flights.

USA

Doomsday clock has world at two minutes from Armageddon

"Though unchanged from 2018, this setting should be taken not as a sign of stability but as a stark warning to leaders and citizens around the world," said Rachel Bronson, president and CEO of Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists.

USA

Shutdown raises fear of hackers, cybersecurity 'brain drain'

As the shutdown drags on, hackers are receiving the message that the federal cybersecurity infrastructure isn't in the best shape to defend against attacks, said security analysts.

Markets

Vodafone, oil stocks drag FTSE lower for third session

Vodafone, oil stocks drag FTSE lower for third session

Markets

European shares dip as Ingenico, Metro Bank add to macro gloom

European shares dip as Ingenico, Metro Bank add to macro gloom

USA

Here's how smart toilets of the future could protect your health

"Everything these days is connected and smart, but I feel like the bathroom is a very untapped area."

World News

Euroviews. Why Europe should partner the world’s smallholders to adopt big tech | View

The Global Forum for Food and Agriculture has been a great opportunity to define the roles that we each can play in this move towards digitalisation but it is only the start. Devoting more time, energy and investment to this crucial area is in all of our interests if we are to guarantee our future

USA

Watch the moon get rocked by a meteorite during the lunar eclipse

The rare sighting came as the moon became completely engulfed in Earth's shadow.

World

Big tech companies stand to win on Article 13 copyright issue

Negotiations in Brussels on copyright legislation have been cancelled under increasing opposition from large tech companies.

World

Raw Politics in full: Davos, FYROM and Brexit plan B

Check out this Monday's full episode of Raw Politics

USA

2019 lunar eclipse: 5 things to know about the 'super blood wolf moon'

This is your last chance to see a total lunar eclipse until 2021.

USA

This startup wants to put huge ads in space. Not everyone is on board with the idea.

Swarms of tiny, light-reflecting "cubesats" would come together to form luminous words or logos.