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Apple vs FBI: the line between privacy and public safety

In this edition of Business Line, we ask the European Data Protection Supervisor about the battle between Apple and the FBI over data access.

World

Trump vs. Clinton: towards a 'nasty' showdown

Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton surge ahead in the race to the White House. Now what?

USA

Clinton captures key southern states on US Super Tuesday

With Hillary Clinton now increasingly getting closer to becoming her party’s presidential nominee, the former secretary of state went out to stress

World News

Clinton and Trump dominate in Super Tuesday voting

Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton rolled up a series of wins on Tuesday, as the two presidential front-runners took a step toward

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World News

US no closer to decision on next Supreme Court judge

With the US in the throes of Super Tuesday, Washington was grappling with a different issue. President Barack Obama has met top Senate leaders at the

World News

Suspense as the US awaits results from Super Tuesday primary ballots

Super Tuesday is seen as a crucial stage in the race to confirm who is favourite to be the Democrat and Republican presidential candidates

Sport

Naasz wins Cross Downhill World Championship

USA

Ted Cruz: populism, conservatism and religion in the race for The White House

On the night of February 1 the Republican senator, Ted Cruz enjoyed his one and only victory to date over Donald Trump who is topping the polls as

Sport

Lebron James returns to inspire Cavaliers to Pacers win

Lebron James returned to action after sitting out the previous game to help the Cleveland Cavaliers arrest a two-game losing streak and beat the

World News

US expanding its role in the push to retake Mosul

The United States says its forces will have a more enlarged role in the push take the northern Iraqi city of Mosul from the so-called Islamic State

Syria

Hopes for Syrian aid despite ceasefire violations

The United Nations is hoping that the truce brokered in Syria will provide a window of opportunity to distribute much needed aid in besieged areas

World News

What we do we know about North Korea’s US prisoner Otto Warmbier?

Otto Warmbier, 21, is a third-year business student, from the University of Virginia. His family live in Cincinnati, Ohio. Why is he in the news? He

North Korea

US student Otto Warmbier held in North Korea 'confesses to severe crime'

An American student detained in North Korea since early January and accused of carrying out a hostile act against the state has been paraded before

USA

Hungarians celebrate as holocaust drama Son of Saul wins Best Picture oscar

Hungarians have been celebrating the award for Best Foreign Language Film that went to holocaust drama ‘Son of Saul’. The award comes after the

Syria

Obama calls for strikes on Syria to stop, except US-led attacks on ISIL

US President Barack Obama has urged all parties to stop attacks — both ground and aerial — in Syria. However, he stressed Washington-led strikes

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Surf's up!

Surfers participate in the rare Eddie big wave surfing event at Waimea Bay in Hawaii. The Eddie, as it’s commonly known, takes place only when waves

Economy

US GDP growth rate revised upward for Q4 2015

US economic growth did not slow as sharply as initially thought in the fourth quarter of 2015, which will be welcome news for the Federal Reserve as policymakers consider whether - and when - to raise

USA

Democratic candidates up the campaigning as they eye key states in primaries

There have been lots of world headlines about Donald Trump and the Republican primaries, but the top Democratic candidates are also on the campaign

USA

Bernie Sanders: The 'democratic socialist' setting sights on White House

Bernie Sanders is a self-described democratic socialist. A man advocating nothing less than “political revolution,” as he battles it out for the

Mexico

US VP slams campaign rhetoric about Mexico as "damaging" and "incrediby inaccurate"

Visiting Mexico, the US Vice-President has apologised for the tone of some of his country’s presidential campaign rhetoric. Biden rues 'damaging'

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