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Google Agrees to Pay $39.9 Million Over Lawsuit for Misleading Location Tracking Practices
Google will pay Washington state $39.9 million (nearly Rs. 330 crore) to resolve a lawsuit accusing the Alphabet unit of misleading consumers about its location tracking practices, state Attorney General Bob Ferguson said on Thursday. The settlement resolves claims that Google deceived people into believing they controlled how the search and advert...
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Police Release Video They Say Shows Ferguson Suspect With Gun
St. Louis County Police released a video on Tuesday that they said shows a suspect, who has been accused of firing on police, drawing a pistol from his pants during protests in strife-torn Ferguson, Missouri.
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State of Emergency Set in Ferguson After Shooting Anniversary Violence
Authorities declared a state of emergency in Ferguson, Missouri, after gunfire erupted on the anniversary of a high-profile police shooting and prosecutors on Monday charged an 18-year-old man with assault on officers.
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Barack Obama Says Inequality Facing Minority Men Behind Unrest in Baltimore, Ferguson
Following a week of racially charged protests in Baltimore, US President Barack Obama on Monday said that the residual effects of racism have built up over time and created inequality.
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Baltimore Waits for Answers on African-American's Death in Police Custody
Residents of Baltimore and activists across the United States waited today for official word on the cause of a black man's death in police custody earlier this month, as protests over the case spread to other cities.
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Baltimore Mayor Criticised For Response to Rioting
Baltimore's mayor came under criticism on Tuesday for a slow police response to some of the worst urban violence in the United States in years in which shops were looted, buildings burned to the ground and 20 officers were injured.
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Ferguson Mayor James Knowles Resists Calls to Resign
The mayor of Ferguson rejected growing calls yesterday to resign in the aftermath of a blistering US government report into the fatal police shooting of unarmed black teenager Michael Brown.
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Protests in Ferguson After 2 Police Officers Shot
The troubled US community of Ferguson, Missouri - scene of months of protests and racial tension - was on a knife edge again yesterday after two police officers were shot.
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New York Police Officer Indicted Over Shooting: Reports
A grand jury has indicted a New York police officer over the death of an unarmed black father of one in a Brooklyn stairwell, US media reported Tuesday.
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Anger After Latest Police Killing of Black Teen in US
Officials scrambled to head off renewed anger on Wednesday after an armed black teenager was shot dead by a white officer in a St Louis suburb, insisting the use of force was justified.
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Recent US Police Shootings of Black Suspects
The killing of a young black man by police on Tuesday in the US state of Missouri joins a long list of similar incidents which have stoked racial tensions:
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Protesters Defy New York Call For Moratorium
A national coalition of activists on Tuesday rejected calls to suspend anti-police protests in New York after two officers were murdered and called for a mass demonstration on New Year's Eve.
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UN Bars Visitor With 'Black Lives Matter' Patch on Coat
A security officer told the woman who attempted to enter the United Nations in New York City on Friday that the patch on her coat would violate a ban on political protests inside the U.N. compound. She was allowed to enter after removing it.
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New York Mayor Calls for Pause in Protests After Police Killings
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio sought to ease tensions with the police force on Monday, calling for a suspension of protests against the use of excessive force until after the funerals of two officers killed by a gunman over the weekend.
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Protesters Gather at America's Biggest Shopping Mall
Hundreds of demonstrators filed into America's largest shopping mall on Saturday as part of an ongoing wave of protests against racially charged police violence, interrupting one of the holidays' busiest shopping days.
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Google Agrees to Pay $39.9 Million Over Lawsuit for Misleading Location Tracking Practices
Google will pay Washington state $39.9 million (nearly Rs. 330 crore) to resolve a lawsuit accusing the Alphabet unit of misleading consumers about its location tracking practices, state Attorney General Bob Ferguson said on Thursday. The settlement resolves claims that Google deceived people into believing they controlled how the search and advert...
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Police Release Video They Say Shows Ferguson Suspect With Gun
St. Louis County Police released a video on Tuesday that they said shows a suspect, who has been accused of firing on police, drawing a pistol from his pants during protests in strife-torn Ferguson, Missouri.
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State of Emergency Set in Ferguson After Shooting Anniversary Violence
Authorities declared a state of emergency in Ferguson, Missouri, after gunfire erupted on the anniversary of a high-profile police shooting and prosecutors on Monday charged an 18-year-old man with assault on officers.
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Barack Obama Says Inequality Facing Minority Men Behind Unrest in Baltimore, Ferguson
Following a week of racially charged protests in Baltimore, US President Barack Obama on Monday said that the residual effects of racism have built up over time and created inequality.
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Baltimore Waits for Answers on African-American's Death in Police Custody
Residents of Baltimore and activists across the United States waited today for official word on the cause of a black man's death in police custody earlier this month, as protests over the case spread to other cities.
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Baltimore Mayor Criticised For Response to Rioting
Baltimore's mayor came under criticism on Tuesday for a slow police response to some of the worst urban violence in the United States in years in which shops were looted, buildings burned to the ground and 20 officers were injured.
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Ferguson Mayor James Knowles Resists Calls to Resign
The mayor of Ferguson rejected growing calls yesterday to resign in the aftermath of a blistering US government report into the fatal police shooting of unarmed black teenager Michael Brown.
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Protests in Ferguson After 2 Police Officers Shot
The troubled US community of Ferguson, Missouri - scene of months of protests and racial tension - was on a knife edge again yesterday after two police officers were shot.
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New York Police Officer Indicted Over Shooting: Reports
A grand jury has indicted a New York police officer over the death of an unarmed black father of one in a Brooklyn stairwell, US media reported Tuesday.
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Anger After Latest Police Killing of Black Teen in US
Officials scrambled to head off renewed anger on Wednesday after an armed black teenager was shot dead by a white officer in a St Louis suburb, insisting the use of force was justified.
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Recent US Police Shootings of Black Suspects
The killing of a young black man by police on Tuesday in the US state of Missouri joins a long list of similar incidents which have stoked racial tensions:
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Protesters Defy New York Call For Moratorium
A national coalition of activists on Tuesday rejected calls to suspend anti-police protests in New York after two officers were murdered and called for a mass demonstration on New Year's Eve.
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UN Bars Visitor With 'Black Lives Matter' Patch on Coat
A security officer told the woman who attempted to enter the United Nations in New York City on Friday that the patch on her coat would violate a ban on political protests inside the U.N. compound. She was allowed to enter after removing it.
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New York Mayor Calls for Pause in Protests After Police Killings
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio sought to ease tensions with the police force on Monday, calling for a suspension of protests against the use of excessive force until after the funerals of two officers killed by a gunman over the weekend.
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Protesters Gather at America's Biggest Shopping Mall
Hundreds of demonstrators filed into America's largest shopping mall on Saturday as part of an ongoing wave of protests against racially charged police violence, interrupting one of the holidays' busiest shopping days.
