Hannity, Kimmel feud over Melania Trump joke

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Sean Hannity and Jimmy Kimmel are feuding after the late-night host cracked a joke at first lady Melania Trump‘s expense. Hannity has posted a string of tweets attacking Kimmel and calling him “Harvey Weinstein Jr.,” pointing at the vulgar antics of Kimmel’s previous show, “The Man Show.” It all started […]

Facebook says it’s cracking down on political ads

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Last Updated Apr 6, 2018 2:51 PM EDT Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced two more steps the company is taking to head off interference in the 2018 midterm elections. From now on, Zuckerberg wrote in a Facebook blog post published at 2 p.m. ET, advertisers who want to run political […]

Russia’s hack of U.S. election infrastructure

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The threat Russia posed to our democratic process was deemed so great, the Obama Administration took the unprecedented step of using the cyber hotline – the cybersecurity equivalent of the nuclear hotline – to warn the Kremlin to stop its assault on state election systems. Russian operatives had launched a […]

Heavy rain may test spillway at nation’s tallest dam

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SAN FRANCISCO — Heavy rain is moving across Northern California, prompting at least one city to bring in additional emergency crews as authorities warn morning commuters to drive slowly. The spring storm is expected to dump several inches of rain on burn-scarred areas of wine country and could present the […]

YouTube violates children’s privacy, consumer groups claim

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With Facebook under fire following the Cambridge Analytica scandal, privacy groups are now taking aim at the other major data-collecting company that rules the digital advertising landscape: Google.  Consumer privacy experts allege Google (GOOG), through its YouTube division, is gathering data on kids in ways that violate privacy laws. YouTube’s […]

Sunspots

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Sunspots are dark areas on the surface of the Sun, formed where the magnetic field is particularly strong, blocking heat from rising to the surface. While the temperature of the Sun may be 6,000° Celsius (about 11,000° F), sunspots are about 1,500° Celsius cooler. Sunspot activity may appear in 11-year […]