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US-POLITICS-SUPREME COURT

The Supreme Court Is Weighing If Police Can Get Cell Phone Data Without a Warrant

Snapchat

Snapchat Is Changing How You See Posts From Friends and Media Companies

Uber Loses Its Private Hire Licence In London

Uber Says Nearly 3 Million Accounts in the U.K. Alone Were Affected in the 2016 Data Breach

People line up outside an Apple store in China ahead of the iPhone 7 launch

Apple Accuses Qualcomm of Patent Infringement in a New Countersuit

Arts & Entertainment

Amazon Is Offering Tickets for Jumanji Previews to Its Prime Members

EU-BRITAIN-POLITICS-ECONOMY-DIPLOMACY-BREXIT

Britain Has Offered to Settle Its ‘Brexit Divorce Bill,’ Paving the Way for More E.U. Talks

Confusion Over CFPB Leadership Succession After Mick Mulvaney Takes Over

A Court Has Backed Trump’s Bid to Replace the Head of the U.S. Consumer Finance Watchdog

Facebook Claims Big Progress in Removing Pro-Terrorist Content

TheWrap - TheGrill 2014 - Day 1

AT&T and Time Warner Say Proposed Mega Merger Is ‘Pro-Consumer’

A newly installed cinema seating at Beij

Blockbuster Cinema Merger Talks Underway Between Cineworld, Regal Entertainment

FCC Chairman Ajit Pai looks down during a meeting in Washington, DC

FCC Chair Calls Net Neutrality Uproar ‘Fearmongering’

Waymo launched its first public trial of self-driving vehicles in Chandler, Ariz., and other communities in the greater Phoenix area.

A Federal Judge Scolds Uber in Court Amid Its Legal Battle Against Alphabet’s Waymo

Amazon Just Signed This Time Warner Unit as Its Latest Big Cloud Customer

Cerina Vincent Visits Buffalo Wild Wings Times Square

Arby’s Owner Is Going to Buy Buffalo Wild Wings for $2.4 Billion

Ivanka Trump And GOP Lawmakers Discuss Child Tax Credit

Ivanka Trump Gets the Red Carpet Treatment in Indian City of Hyderabad

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