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Taylor Swift's Vienna Concert Attack Was Averted With US Intelligence Aid
Taylor Swift's three concerts in Vienna, part of her sold-out Eras Tour, were canceled in early August after authorities got word of the threats.
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Russian Attacks On Ukraine Stoke Fears Army Near Breaking Point
Russia's missile attacks on Ukraine's energy system, the bombardment of its second-largest city, and advances along the front are stoking worries that Kyiv's military effort is nearing breaking point.
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How Israel-Hamas War May Help Russia Win Against Ukraine
Russia is set to benefit from the Israel-Hamas conflict, as Israel's requests for US military aid risk diverting weapons and focus from Ukraine while the rising price of oil bolsters Moscow's economy.
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How Israel-Hamas Conflict May Help Russia In War Against Ukraine
Russia is set to benefit from the Israel-Hamas conflict, as Israel's requests for US military aid risk diverting weapons and focus from Ukraine while the rising price of oil bolsters Moscow's economy.
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Dam Destroyed In The Dead Of Night Upstages Ukraine's Counteroffensive
The 24 hours before Tuesday's flooding of the Dnipro River basin were already dramatic, as Ukraine appeared on the cusp of a counteroffensive that many in Kyiv see as their best chance to defeat Russia's invasion.
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The Post-Cold War Era Is Gone. A New Arms Race Has Arrived
Shortly after Russia invaded Ukraine, the government in neighboring Poland passed a law to more than double the size of its military, and went shopping for weapons.
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Russia Knocks Out The Power Keeping Millions Of Ukrainians Warm
Russia's onslaught against Ukraine's energy infrastructure plunged the country into wintry darkness, threatening to trigger another refugee exodus and underscoring Kyiv's need for more air defense systems.
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Ukraine's Allies Can't Get Arms Fast Enough As Stockpiles Shrink
With Russia's war in Ukraine in its eighth month, some European nations that have funneled weapons to Kyiv are running low, and it could take years for defense contractors to meet the shortfall.
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Shielded From Coronavirus Pandemic, Work Continues In World's Cleanest Room
A two-hour drive south of Amsterdam in Veldhoven, workers decked out head-to-toe in protective gear toil in vast assembly halls. Before entering the inner sanctuary of the facilities, they meticulously layer on masks, gloves and special socks. A single speck of dust or a hair can have devastating effects on production. The result of all this painst...
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Amazon Workers May Be Watching Your Cloud Cam Home Footage
The Cloud Cam debuted in 2017 and, is one of several gadgets Amazon hopes will give it an edge in the emerging smart-home market.
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Amazon Workers May Be Watching Your Cloud Cam Home Footage: Report
In a promotional video, Amazon.com Inc. says its Cloud Cam home security camera provides "everything you need to monitor your home, day or night." In fact, the artificially intelligent device requires help from a squad of invisible employees.
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Tech Giants Brace as Vestager 2.0 Gets EU Power Upgrade
One of Europe's most powerful female regulators is expected to ace an interview for a job that will equip her with greater weaponry to take on the Silicon Valley giants that already fear her.
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European Chipmakers to Keep on Supplying Huawei After Trump Ban
European semiconductor makers said they would still keep on supplying to Huawei Technologies, after the effects of the US ban continued to ripple across global markets.
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Amazon's Alexa Reviewers Said to Be Able to Access Customers' Home Addresses
An Amazon.com team auditing Alexa users’ commands has access to location data and can, in some cases, easily find a customer’s home address, according to five employees familiar with the programme.
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Thousands of Amazon Workers Are Listening to What You Tell Alexa
Millions more are reluctant to invite the devices and their powerful microphones into their homes out of concern that someone might be listening. Sometimes, someone is.
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Taylor Swift's Vienna Concert Attack Was Averted With US Intelligence Aid
Taylor Swift's three concerts in Vienna, part of her sold-out Eras Tour, were canceled in early August after authorities got word of the threats.
-
Russian Attacks On Ukraine Stoke Fears Army Near Breaking Point
Russia's missile attacks on Ukraine's energy system, the bombardment of its second-largest city, and advances along the front are stoking worries that Kyiv's military effort is nearing breaking point.
-
How Israel-Hamas War May Help Russia Win Against Ukraine
Russia is set to benefit from the Israel-Hamas conflict, as Israel's requests for US military aid risk diverting weapons and focus from Ukraine while the rising price of oil bolsters Moscow's economy.
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How Israel-Hamas Conflict May Help Russia In War Against Ukraine
Russia is set to benefit from the Israel-Hamas conflict, as Israel's requests for US military aid risk diverting weapons and focus from Ukraine while the rising price of oil bolsters Moscow's economy.
-
Dam Destroyed In The Dead Of Night Upstages Ukraine's Counteroffensive
The 24 hours before Tuesday's flooding of the Dnipro River basin were already dramatic, as Ukraine appeared on the cusp of a counteroffensive that many in Kyiv see as their best chance to defeat Russia's invasion.
-
The Post-Cold War Era Is Gone. A New Arms Race Has Arrived
Shortly after Russia invaded Ukraine, the government in neighboring Poland passed a law to more than double the size of its military, and went shopping for weapons.
-
Russia Knocks Out The Power Keeping Millions Of Ukrainians Warm
Russia's onslaught against Ukraine's energy infrastructure plunged the country into wintry darkness, threatening to trigger another refugee exodus and underscoring Kyiv's need for more air defense systems.
-
Ukraine's Allies Can't Get Arms Fast Enough As Stockpiles Shrink
With Russia's war in Ukraine in its eighth month, some European nations that have funneled weapons to Kyiv are running low, and it could take years for defense contractors to meet the shortfall.
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Shielded From Coronavirus Pandemic, Work Continues In World's Cleanest Room
A two-hour drive south of Amsterdam in Veldhoven, workers decked out head-to-toe in protective gear toil in vast assembly halls. Before entering the inner sanctuary of the facilities, they meticulously layer on masks, gloves and special socks. A single speck of dust or a hair can have devastating effects on production. The result of all this painst...
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Amazon Workers May Be Watching Your Cloud Cam Home Footage
The Cloud Cam debuted in 2017 and, is one of several gadgets Amazon hopes will give it an edge in the emerging smart-home market.
-
Amazon Workers May Be Watching Your Cloud Cam Home Footage: Report
In a promotional video, Amazon.com Inc. says its Cloud Cam home security camera provides "everything you need to monitor your home, day or night." In fact, the artificially intelligent device requires help from a squad of invisible employees.
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Tech Giants Brace as Vestager 2.0 Gets EU Power Upgrade
One of Europe's most powerful female regulators is expected to ace an interview for a job that will equip her with greater weaponry to take on the Silicon Valley giants that already fear her.
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European Chipmakers to Keep on Supplying Huawei After Trump Ban
European semiconductor makers said they would still keep on supplying to Huawei Technologies, after the effects of the US ban continued to ripple across global markets.
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Amazon's Alexa Reviewers Said to Be Able to Access Customers' Home Addresses
An Amazon.com team auditing Alexa users’ commands has access to location data and can, in some cases, easily find a customer’s home address, according to five employees familiar with the programme.
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Thousands of Amazon Workers Are Listening to What You Tell Alexa
Millions more are reluctant to invite the devices and their powerful microphones into their homes out of concern that someone might be listening. Sometimes, someone is.
