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	Mass rallies in Iran in support of government Aljazeera.com Tens of thousands of people across Iran have attended preplanned pro-government rallies as officials warned against "illegal gatherings" following days of protests sparked by anger over the country's economy. State TV aired footage on Saturday showing people in several cities waving flags and ... New economic protests in Tehran challenge Iran's government - CNBC Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Arise Sir Ringo: Beatles drummer knighted in UK honors list Reuters FILE PHOTO: Barry Gibb performs on the Pyramid Stage at Worthy Farm in Somerset during the Glastonbury Festival in Glastonbury, Britain June 25, 2017. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez. Bussell, 48, is a former principal dancer with the Royal Ballet and currently one of the four judges in the long-running ... Flag as irrelevant
	After "swatting" death in Kansas, 25-year old arrested in Los Angeles Ars Technica Tyler Barriss, a 25-year old from South Los Angeles, was taken into custody Friday night, according to the local ABC News affiliate. (ABC also notes that "Glendale police arrested a 22-year-old man with the same name for making bomb threats to KABC-TV" back in 2015.) NBC News, speaking to ... Summoned by a Prank Call, Police in Wichita Kill a Man at His Front Door - New York Times Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Looking To Make a Difference In 2018? Three Ways Ultra-Lean Firms Can Give Back Forbes This past November, entrepreneur Sol Orwell gathered a group of more than 100 entrepreneurs for the NYC Charity Chocolate Chip Cookie Off. Thirty-three bakers and pastry chefs competed in the baking competition, where the scent of warm chocolate chip cookies filled a rare books library tucked ... Flag as irrelevant
	How To Become The World's Worst Manager In Seven Simple Steps Forbes The field of management is littered with men and women who are willing to settle for being mediocre. Mediocrity is easy. Awfulness requires courage, focus, and dedication. What does it take to be truly terrible? If you consistently apply the following seven simple rules, you'll go beyond what is merely ... Flag as irrelevant
	Terry Smith – the man who beat the market in 2017 The Guardian When Smith launched Fundsmith Equity in November 2010 he boldly promised it would be "the best fund ever", and would give the "fat and complacent" fund management industry a bloody nose. It sounded like bluster and bravado, but he was true to his word. In 2017, Fundsmith Equity gave its ... Flag as irrelevant
	Troy murders: two men plead not guilty in deaths of women and children The Guardian Two men appeared in court on murder charges on Saturday, after two women and two children were found dead just before Christmas in their apartment in upstate New York. Justin Mann and James White pleaded not guilty to first- and second-degree murder charges in front of a judge in Troy, New York ... Flag as irrelevant
	BBC News NI in pictures: July to September 2017 BBC News July: Belfast City Council is granted a High Court injunction to prevent more materials being added to four loyalist bonfires in east Belfast. Bonfire ... The annual Twelfth of July parades get under way, with tens of thousands of Orangemen and women taking part in celebrations across Northern Ireland. Flag as irrelevant

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	Jay-Z 'confesses' to Beyonce in 'Family Feud' music video Reuters FILE PHOTO: Beyonce arrives with husband Jay-Z at the Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute Gala 2015 celebrating the opening of "China: Through the Looking Glass," in Manhattan, New York May 4, 2015. REUTERS/Lucas Jackson. The rapper's soul-baring "4:44" album on love, life and ... Flag as irrelevant
	Iranians take to streets in biggest protest since crushed 2009 demonstrations The Guardian Iranians took to the streets for a third day of anti-government protests in what appeared to be the biggest domestic political challenge to Tehran's leaders since the 2009 Green movement was crushed by security forces. US president Donald Trump used Twitter to warn the Iranian government against a ... Flag as irrelevant
	Trump is "definitely still involved" in his hotel business, a new report says Vox President Donald Trump's isn't so separate from his businesses as he would like the public to think. Throughout his campaign and through his first few months as president, Trump has said he would distance himself from his Trump Organization and hand it over to his sons in lieu of divesting entirely, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Biggest Space Movies to Watch in 2018 Space.com Samantha Mathewson joined Space.com as an intern in the summer of 2016. She received a B.A. in Journalism and Environmental Science at the University of New Haven, in Connecticut. Previously, her work has been published in Nature World News. When not writing or reading about science, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Macron had a good year. In 2018, he could even stop Brexit The Guardian Emmanuel Macron emerged to transform a sclerotic political scene, dazzling the world and many in his country with a youthful energy that made French rejuvenation a buzzword. Theresa May stumbled from one hiccup to the next, rushing to Washington for an awkward meeting with Donald Trump, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Tech's biggest winners and losers in 2017 Quartz 2017 was a crazy year of dramatic wins and terrible losses for tech. It included the largest investment ever and one of the worst IPOs in a decade; the expansion of giant empires and the unraveling of a Silicon Valley poster child; the aggressive rise of Chinese tech giants and the reckoning of American ... Flag as irrelevant
	Ghost Concert in Legal Purgatory: The Dispute Over the Late Roy Orbison's Planned Hologram ... Forbes The late Roy Orbison's ghost, the famous singer of "Pretty Woman," is in a not-so-pretty, unusual legal dispute currently playing out in New York. The dispute concerns a conceived hologram of Mr. Orbison, scheduled to give concerts in 2018. The Plaintiff is actually Roy's Boys LLC ("Roy's Boys"). Flag as irrelevant
	German inflation beats forecasts in December The Local Germany As the 19-nation eurozone's biggest economy, Germany is closely watched as a bellwether for the currency bloc, where the ECB has intervened massively in the economy to push inflation towards its goal of just below 2.0 percent. Although German inflation has flirted with the target in recent months, ... Flag as irrelevant
	UK children's TV in £60m boost to ease concerns over imports The Guardian Although UK-made children's television programmes such as Horrible Histories on CBBC and Bear Grylls Survival School on ITV are popular, there has been a sharp rise in young people watching foreign content such as Trollhunters, a US show on Netflix, and Masha and the Bear, which is Russian and ... Flag as irrelevant

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