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Canada Olympic Women's Football Team Docked Six Points Over Drone Scandal
Canada's Olympic women's football team have been deducted six points and their coach Beverly Priestman suspended for a year after a staff member used a drone to spy on a rival team at the Paris Games.
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Deve Gowda's Grandson Claims Sex Videos "Morphed", Files Police Complaint
A sex scandal allegedly involving Karnataka MP Prajwal Revanna has become a talking point ahead of the third phase of Lok Sabha elections with both the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Janata Dal (Secular) trying to allay voter's fears.
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"Selectors Were...": Glenn Maxwell On Mitchell Johnson Criticising David Warner's Selection
Mitchell Johnson had questioned a Test farewell for David Warner by pointing out his involvement in a ball-tampering scandal back in 2018.
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Pogba And Juve Try To Move Beyond Injury And Scandal
Coach Massimiliano Allegri would stress the number of points Juve "earned on the pitch" to highlight how his team's displays belied their final league placing.
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Leaders Arsenal Held At Home As Defiant Newcastle United Make Their Point
Mikel Arteta complained that Arsenal had been denied two "scandalous penalties" as the Premier League leaders were held to a bruising 0-0 draw by Newcastle on Tuesday
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"Allegations Serious If Media Reports Correct": Supreme Court On Pegasus: 10 Points
The allegations of Pegasus spyware being used to target opposition leaders, journalists and others are "serious if newspaper reports are correct", the Supreme Court said today as it heard a batch of petitions seeking a special probe into the scandal.
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"I'm No Astrologer": Mamata Banerjee On Who Will Lead United Opposition
Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee skipped today's opposition meeting about Pegasus scandal, but at a press conference later, pointing to her brush with the spyware, she made it clear that her party is at the forefront of the battle over the issue
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"BJP Controls Facebook," Says Rahul Gandhi; "Loser," Retorts Minister
Congress's Rahul Gandhi today tweeted an article by a foreign publication to take on the ruling BJP and its ideological mentor Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh about their huge social media presence. In the article, the Wall Street Journal reported that Facebook looks the other way in cases of hate speech and objectionable material from leaders and wor...
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Monkeygate Was Lowest Point As Australia Captain, Says Ricky Ponting
Ricky Ponting said the Australia team felt let down by the end result of the Monkeygate scandal.
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Several Indian Users Hit By Israeli Spyware, Says WhatsApp: 10 Points
The government today asked WhatsApp for an explanation on a snowballing snooping scandal after WhatsApp confirmed it had informed several Indian users this week that they had been targeted by Israeli spyware earlier this year in a hacking spree that included journalists, activists, lawyers and senior government officials. The journalists and activi...
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"Scandal, Disgrace": Title Despair In Borussia Dortmund After Derby Debacle
The defeat to Schalke severely harmed Borussia Dortmund's title hopes, handing Bayern Munich the chance to go four points clear with three games to go.
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CES 2019: Privacy Becomes a Selling Point
"What happens on your iPhone stays on your iPhone," Apple says in the message to be seen by tens of thousands attending the Las Vegas tech show.
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Steve Waugh Blames "Lenient" ICC Rules For Australian Ball-Tampering Scandal
Cricket Australia handed down a one-year suspension each for Steve Smith and David Warner, while Cameron Bancroft got a nine-month ban.
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Facebook Slammed by UK Lawmakers as CTO Promises Transparency Overhaul
Schroepfer was filling in for Zuckerberg in front of the British lawmakers after the Facebook chief declined to appear himself.
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Legislators Are Missing the Point on Facebook
I'm getting increasingly baffled and disappointed by the scandal-cum-congressional-ragefest surrounding Facebook. Instead of piling on Mark Zuckerberg or worrying about who has our personal data, legislators should focus on the real issue: How our data get used.
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Canada Olympic Women's Football Team Docked Six Points Over Drone Scandal
Canada's Olympic women's football team have been deducted six points and their coach Beverly Priestman suspended for a year after a staff member used a drone to spy on a rival team at the Paris Games.
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Deve Gowda's Grandson Claims Sex Videos "Morphed", Files Police Complaint
A sex scandal allegedly involving Karnataka MP Prajwal Revanna has become a talking point ahead of the third phase of Lok Sabha elections with both the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Janata Dal (Secular) trying to allay voter's fears.
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"Selectors Were...": Glenn Maxwell On Mitchell Johnson Criticising David Warner's Selection
Mitchell Johnson had questioned a Test farewell for David Warner by pointing out his involvement in a ball-tampering scandal back in 2018.
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Pogba And Juve Try To Move Beyond Injury And Scandal
Coach Massimiliano Allegri would stress the number of points Juve "earned on the pitch" to highlight how his team's displays belied their final league placing.
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Leaders Arsenal Held At Home As Defiant Newcastle United Make Their Point
Mikel Arteta complained that Arsenal had been denied two "scandalous penalties" as the Premier League leaders were held to a bruising 0-0 draw by Newcastle on Tuesday
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"Allegations Serious If Media Reports Correct": Supreme Court On Pegasus: 10 Points
The allegations of Pegasus spyware being used to target opposition leaders, journalists and others are "serious if newspaper reports are correct", the Supreme Court said today as it heard a batch of petitions seeking a special probe into the scandal.
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"I'm No Astrologer": Mamata Banerjee On Who Will Lead United Opposition
Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee skipped today's opposition meeting about Pegasus scandal, but at a press conference later, pointing to her brush with the spyware, she made it clear that her party is at the forefront of the battle over the issue
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"BJP Controls Facebook," Says Rahul Gandhi; "Loser," Retorts Minister
Congress's Rahul Gandhi today tweeted an article by a foreign publication to take on the ruling BJP and its ideological mentor Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh about their huge social media presence. In the article, the Wall Street Journal reported that Facebook looks the other way in cases of hate speech and objectionable material from leaders and wor...
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Monkeygate Was Lowest Point As Australia Captain, Says Ricky Ponting
Ricky Ponting said the Australia team felt let down by the end result of the Monkeygate scandal.
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Several Indian Users Hit By Israeli Spyware, Says WhatsApp: 10 Points
The government today asked WhatsApp for an explanation on a snowballing snooping scandal after WhatsApp confirmed it had informed several Indian users this week that they had been targeted by Israeli spyware earlier this year in a hacking spree that included journalists, activists, lawyers and senior government officials. The journalists and activi...
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"Scandal, Disgrace": Title Despair In Borussia Dortmund After Derby Debacle
The defeat to Schalke severely harmed Borussia Dortmund's title hopes, handing Bayern Munich the chance to go four points clear with three games to go.
-
CES 2019: Privacy Becomes a Selling Point
"What happens on your iPhone stays on your iPhone," Apple says in the message to be seen by tens of thousands attending the Las Vegas tech show.
-
Steve Waugh Blames "Lenient" ICC Rules For Australian Ball-Tampering Scandal
Cricket Australia handed down a one-year suspension each for Steve Smith and David Warner, while Cameron Bancroft got a nine-month ban.
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Facebook Slammed by UK Lawmakers as CTO Promises Transparency Overhaul
Schroepfer was filling in for Zuckerberg in front of the British lawmakers after the Facebook chief declined to appear himself.
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Legislators Are Missing the Point on Facebook
I'm getting increasingly baffled and disappointed by the scandal-cum-congressional-ragefest surrounding Facebook. Instead of piling on Mark Zuckerberg or worrying about who has our personal data, legislators should focus on the real issue: How our data get used.
