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CIA director calls Wikileaks a ‘hostile intelligence service’, says it threatens democracy. Learn more
'Concrete evidence of collusion between Trump team and Russia' handed to official investigation: New evidence comes as sources reveal British spy agency GCHQ played pivotal role in uncovering interactions between US President and Russian operatives
The official investigation into relations between Donald Trump and Russia now has "specific, concrete and corroborative evidence of collusion", it has been reported.
New evidence proves discussions took place “between people in the Trump campaign and agents of [Russian] influence relating to the use of hacked material,” a source allegedly told the Guardian. Learn more
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Chechen Authorities Send Threats To Journalists Reporting On Gay Concentration Camps: "We promise that retribution will overtake the true instigators," officials warned. Learn more
'They will kill me': Saudi woman fleeing to Australia forced back to kingdom: Activists feared Friday for the safety of a young Saudi woman they say was returned to the kingdom against her will, in a case highlighting tight restrictions on women. Learn more
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Divers halt leak in Cook Inlet gas pipeline: Hilcorp Alaska has stopped a natural gas leak in Cook Inlet that released methane for months and generated concerns about impacts to wildlife and calls for increased scrutiny of the Inlet's dated oil and gas facilities.
Dive crews on Thursday night "safely and successfully" installed a clamp on the marine pipeline, Hilcorp said in a prepared statement. Learn more
Iraq: IS launches chlorine gas attacks in western Mosul. Learn more
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Whistleblower uncovers London police hacking of journalists and protestors: The existence of a secretive unit within London’s Metropolitan Police that uses hacking to illegally access the emails of hundreds of political campaigners and journalists has been revealed. At least two of the journalists work for the Guardian . Learn more
India Will Become World’s 3rd Largest Solar Market This Year. India is set to overtake Japan as the world’s third-largest solar power market this year, a Taiwanese research firm has predicted.
According to EnergyTrend, the global solar PV demand is expected to remain stable at 74 gigawatts this year while India is expected to see sustained growth. The research claims that growth in China’s solar PV demand is expected to reduce slightly as the government has a lower capacity addition target compared to the last year. Learn more
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US sends regular troops to Somalia for first time since Black Hawk Down: Somali government soldiers run to take their positions during gunfire after a suicide bomb attack outside Nasahablood hotel. Learn more
Ireland on course to issue one million passports in wake of Brexit: 250,000 applications have been received for the first quarter of this year. Learn more
This hunny bun looks like he wants to go fly in a bike in the night light:
This Weeks Famous Historic Event
16th of April 1990
US Post Office issues 1st books of postage stamps
That's all for today, Thank you.
CIA director calls Wikileaks a ‘hostile intelligence service’, says it threatens democracy. Learn more
'Concrete evidence of collusion between Trump team and Russia' handed to official investigation: New evidence comes as sources reveal British spy agency GCHQ played pivotal role in uncovering interactions between US President and Russian operatives
The official investigation into relations between Donald Trump and Russia now has "specific, concrete and corroborative evidence of collusion", it has been reported.
New evidence proves discussions took place “between people in the Trump campaign and agents of [Russian] influence relating to the use of hacked material,” a source allegedly told the Guardian. Learn more
United Airlines clerk be like:
Chechen Authorities Send Threats To Journalists Reporting On Gay Concentration Camps: "We promise that retribution will overtake the true instigators," officials warned. Learn more
'They will kill me': Saudi woman fleeing to Australia forced back to kingdom: Activists feared Friday for the safety of a young Saudi woman they say was returned to the kingdom against her will, in a case highlighting tight restrictions on women. Learn more
I need this!
Divers halt leak in Cook Inlet gas pipeline: Hilcorp Alaska has stopped a natural gas leak in Cook Inlet that released methane for months and generated concerns about impacts to wildlife and calls for increased scrutiny of the Inlet's dated oil and gas facilities.
Dive crews on Thursday night "safely and successfully" installed a clamp on the marine pipeline, Hilcorp said in a prepared statement. Learn more
Iraq: IS launches chlorine gas attacks in western Mosul. Learn more
Police Officers be like:
Whistleblower uncovers London police hacking of journalists and protestors: The existence of a secretive unit within London’s Metropolitan Police that uses hacking to illegally access the emails of hundreds of political campaigners and journalists has been revealed. At least two of the journalists work for the Guardian . Learn more
India Will Become World’s 3rd Largest Solar Market This Year. India is set to overtake Japan as the world’s third-largest solar power market this year, a Taiwanese research firm has predicted.
According to EnergyTrend, the global solar PV demand is expected to remain stable at 74 gigawatts this year while India is expected to see sustained growth. The research claims that growth in China’s solar PV demand is expected to reduce slightly as the government has a lower capacity addition target compared to the last year. Learn more
Technically He's not:
US sends regular troops to Somalia for first time since Black Hawk Down: Somali government soldiers run to take their positions during gunfire after a suicide bomb attack outside Nasahablood hotel. Learn more
Ireland on course to issue one million passports in wake of Brexit: 250,000 applications have been received for the first quarter of this year. Learn more
This hunny bun looks like he wants to go fly in a bike in the night light:
This Weeks Famous Historic Event
16th of April 1990
US Post Office issues 1st books of postage stamps
That's all for today, Thank you.
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