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	Australian Open: Alexander Zverev beaten in five sets by Hyeon Chung BBC Sport Fourth seed Alexander Zverev was knocked out of the Australian Open with a five-set defeat by world number 59 Hyeon Chung in the third round. Zverev, 20, led by two sets to one but crumbled to a 5-7 7-6 (7-3) 2-6 6-3 6-0 loss against his 21-year-old opponent. The German, tipped as one of the future ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook To Prioritize 'Trustworthy' Publishers In News Feed Forbes In a Facebook post on Friday, CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced that starting next week in the U.S., the social network will begin surfacing articles in its news feed based on how people on Facebook rank the trustworthiness of individual publishers. To gather this data, Facebook will now ask users in its ... Flag as irrelevant
	US government shutdown looms, lawmakers in hectic negotiations Reuters "Making progress - four week extension would be best," Trump said in a tweet. Schumer agreed that some progress had been made but said there were still a number of disagreements. The Republican-controlled House of Representatives approved a stopgap spending bill late on Thursday that would ... Flag as irrelevant
	British tourists warned to 'stay in resorts' in Jamaica security emergency BBC News British tourists are being warned they should stay inside their resorts in Montego Bay, Jamaica. The Jamaican government has declared a state of emergency in the St James parish, after a number of "shooting incidents". The Foreign Office has told British tourists to stay in the confines of their hotels as a ... Flag as irrelevant
	Civilian deaths in 2017 US-led anti-ISIL push 'triple' Aljazeera.com The number of civilian deaths caused by a US-led coalition fighting ISIL in Syria and Iraq surged by 200 percent in 2017 compared with the year before, a monitor has said. US and allied strikes killed between 3,923 and 6,102 non-combatants in both countries last year, Airwars, a UK-based group ... Flag as irrelevant
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	APOD: 2018 January 20 Astronomy Picture of the Day - NASA Explanation: Also known as the Moon's "ashen glow" or the "Old Moon in the New Moon's arms", earthshine is earthlight reflected from the Moon's night side. This stunning image of earthshine from a young crescent moon was taken from Las Campanas Observatory, Atacama Desert, Chile, planet Earth ... Flag as irrelevant

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	Science in limbo as US government shuts down Nature.com Scientists in the United States are bracing for impact after lawmakers in Congress failed to agree on a plan to fund the government, triggering its ... of 'essential' employees, interrupting government research on everything from winter snowpack in the western United States to the inner workings of the ... Flag as irrelevant
	W2W4 at Australian Open: Something has to give in Sharapova-Kerber clash ESPN That the only Australian Open singles champions in the draw are meeting in a third-round match despite each being in the prime of their athletic life speaks volumes about the recent unpredictability of the WTA. Both Kerber and Sharapova are healthy, playing well and bringing a rich competitive history ... Flag as irrelevant
	Macau police hunt for HK$48 million in gambling chips after Wynn casino robbery CNBC Macau authorities are tracking down almost HK$48 million worth of cash chips stolen from Wynn casino earlier this week, following the arrest of a debt-ridden croupier and his elderly relative in connection with the crime. Four Wynn Macau chips were among banknotes and other items seized from the ... Flag as irrelevant
	In Belgium, Afghan teen dreams of empowering girls at home UNHCR "Here in Belgium people don't care if I wear these sneakers under a dress," she says. "In Afghanistan, girls are not treated the same as boys. My biggest dream in life is to set up a school for girls so they can learn how to read and write. I want all the girls in Afghanistan to know that they can do anything ... Flag as irrelevant
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	MSIN Carnegie Mellon University The Steel City is emerging as the next tech mecca, and Master of Science in Information Networking (MSIN) students are at the center of it all. With access to courses in four worldrenowned colleges, opportunities for research/development projects, and the chance to immerse themselves in campus life, ... Flag as irrelevant

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	No, an Asteroid Is Not Going to Collide with Earth in February Space.com In recent days, a few media outlets have reported (in some cases, rather sensationally) that a "potentially hazardous" asteroid will fly close to Earth on Feb. 4. Are the reports correct? Absolutely! Is there any need to panic? Absolutely not! It's true that the building-size asteroid 2002 AJ129 will pass by ... Flag as irrelevant
	Actor Michael Douglas accused of sexual misconduct in 1980s Reuters The allegations against Douglas were the latest in a lengthy series of accusations by women and men who say they were victimized by high-powered men in the entertainment industry. Movie producer Harvey Weinstein, actor Kevin Spacey and comedian Louis C.K. are among the most prominent men ... Flag as irrelevant
	Hiring, Firing And Surviving In The Gig Economy Forbes One of the biggest concerns in the labor market for both workers and employees is the issue of job flexibility. How do you maintain labor market mobility and flexibility without sacrificing that basic level of security, without which workers can become disenfranchised, a drain on the economy, both ... Flag as irrelevant
	Home security firm ADT drops 10% in NYSE debut CNBC Shares of ADT fell 10 percent in the company's market debut Friday, giving the home security products maker a valuation of $9.56 billion. ADT's return to the public market offered 105 million shares at $14 apiece. The company was previously taken taken private in May 2016 but CEO Timothy Whall told ... Flag as irrelevant
	Turkey faces balancing act amid border offensive in Syria ABC News Turkey-backed Free Syrian Army, FSA, fighters tour in the Syrian town of Azez near the border with Turkey, Friday, Jan. 19, 2018. Turkey's Defense Minister Nurettin Canikli said on Friday in Ankara that his country is determined to carry out a military offensive against an enclave in northwest Syria, saying ... Flag as irrelevant
	Shell subsidiary applies for minicab licence in London Financial Times Royal Dutch Shell has applied for a licence to operate private hire taxis in London through one of its subsidiaries, marking the first move by an oil major to test out an Uber-style technology in Europe's biggest car-booking market. Shell's FarePilot app, which tells drivers where there is high demand for ... Flag as irrelevant
	Rafael Nadal reaches fourth round without dropping set ESPN MELBOURNE, Australia -- Top-seeded Rafael Nadal is through to the fourth round at Melbourne Park, beating Damir Dzumhur 6-1, 6-3, 6-1 in a night match at Margaret Court Arena. Nadal, who lost the 2017 Australian Open final to Roger Federer, is attempting to win this Grand Slam for the second time ... Flag as irrelevant
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	My Account Pepco In July 2018, we will be launching a new and improved My Account dashboard. The site will offer new tools and programs that provide you with simple and quick access to your energy account. Thank you for your patience as we work to transform the energy experience. Flag as irrelevant

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