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	NEWS
	Chichen Itza and beyond: Mayan ruins in Yucatan, Mexico CNN Cancun, Mexico (CNN) — Mexico is the North American nation with the most UNESCO World Heritage sites, thanks in large part to its rich history and well-preserved archaeological sites -- some of which are still being discovered and excavated to this day. One of the most famous, and most popular, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Apple TV and Android see increase in streaming video viewership in Q1 TechCrunch Conviva, a video AI platform with visibility into the streaming market through clients like HBO, Turner, Hulu, CBS, NBC, ESPN, BT and Sky, is reporting today 114 percent year-over-year growth in streaming video hours in Q1 2018, to reach nearly 5 billion hours of video viewing. Even though streaming is ... Flag as irrelevant
	Ancient human-sloth hunt hinted at in 15000-year-old footprints Science Magazine Sometime between 10,000 and 15,000 years ago, a giant ground sloth—a hairy, lumbering beast that weighed as much as a metric ton—wandered along a lakeshore in what is now southern New Mexico. Then, something spooked it. It reared up on its hind legs, swatted at its attackers, and then was lost ... Flag as irrelevant
	Macron targets Trump in speech to Congress Financial Times France's President Emmanuel Macron appealed to the US on Wednesday to uphold the postwar world order that it had helped create in a bold address to Congress that took aim at Donald Trump's isolationist rhetoric. Capping off a three-day state visit that appeared to cement his personal relationship ... Flag as irrelevant
	George Byrne's best photograph: a courthouse drama in a ghost town The Guardian I took this in downtown Minneapolis, while on a road trip from Los Angeles to Philadelphia. I had just got my first car: an enormous 1999 Crown Victoria, an ex-police car I bought off a Russian cab-driver in North Hollywood for $900. Why Philly? I had a mate living there, so with my new wheels I figured ... Flag as irrelevant
	Google puts gun emoji back in holster with switch to water pistol The Guardian Google has become the latest firm to change its gun emoji to resemble a water pistol, falling in line with most other platforms, including Apple, Samsung, WhatsApp and Twitter. Amid a particularly fervent period in the US anti-gun movement, led by the Floridian students of Stoneman Douglas high school ... Flag as irrelevant
	WEB
	In Decentralized Companies, Everyone Has a Stake Hacker Noon In the summer of 2017, Equifax — one of three nationwide credit-reporting agencies that track and rate the financial history of consumers — suffered a massive security breach that exposed sensitive information of up to 143 million Americans. What this breach revealed is, when centralized companies ... Flag as irrelevant
	Mastering Types In JavaScript itnext Beside the fundamentals, here is "generally" everything you need to know about JavaScript types to build reliable business critical applications in the real world. Relying on implicit coercion for… Flag as irrelevant

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