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  • Conflicts for Trump Officials Show That the Amazon-Whole Foods Merger Should Go Smoothly

    Photo: Getty “Goldman Sachs owns him, he will do anything they demand,” Donald Trump tweeted last year. He was referring to his opponent Ted Cruz. But now he’s president and he has assembled the richest Cabinet in history. That fact bodes very well for Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos and his plans to take over the…

  • Suspicious pamphlets at the airport of Brussels

    BRUSSELS – At the airport of Brussels is a Sunday-night bomalarm issued. In the mannentoiletten in the finish area were around 19.45 suspicious pamphlets found, said the federal police. The police took the certain for the uncertain, and proposed a safety zone. Extra police and soldiers were deployed to the building to search for suspicious…

  • Iran according terreuractie in Tehran

    BEIRUT – The Iranian Revolutionary Guard corps has Sunday targets in the east of Syria bombarded with missiles. The attacks were targeted at the bases of extremist groups, which, according to Iran, were responsible for the recent terreuraanvallen on the Iranian parliament and the mausoleum of ayatollah Khomeini in Tehran. By the rocket attacks from…

  • More deaths by fire skyscraper London

    LONDON – VIDEO – police in London on Monday new figures for the likely number of deaths as a result of the fire in the Grenfell Tower. The death toll stands at 58, but according to police commander Stuart Cundy certainly increased. Among the 58 dead are there, thirty of whom the death is confirmed.…

  • Estonia has permitted the use of robotic couriers

    The founders of Skype three years ago opened a new company Starship Technologies and engaged in the development of robot couriers capable of transporting a parcel through the streets at speeds of about six kilometres per hour. These robots are already being tested in different countries, and also the Estonian Parliament approved the idea of…

  • The first data from the Chinese space telescope Insight

    X-ray space telescope, launched by China last Thursday, gave the first data operators, reports news Agency Xinhua. Institute of remote sensing at the Chinese Academy of Sciences have already begun to analyze the received information. The data volume of 2.1 GB was received by the operators Kashgar reception stations of remote sensing satellites tonight, and…

  • Artificial intelligence will save crops from diseases and pests

    Diversified multinational company Monsanto is the world leader in the field of plant biotechnology. It professionals for decades, working to create a new genetically modified plants that can survive in almost any environment and not afraid of viruses and dangerous pests. To achieve its goals, Monsanto often uses the most advanced technologies. For example, recently…

  • Horrifying Forest Fires in Portugal Leave at Least 62 People Dead

    Photo: Getty Around 1,600 firefighters have been desperately battling wildfires that broke out in central Portugal early Sunday morning. At least 62 people have been confirmed dead, many of whom were burned in their cars as they tried to escape. Forest fires are common in the the Iberian peninsula during the summer months, but today’s…

  • Study Finds Tech Can Generate Electricity From Urine and Kill Salmonella

    Salmonella Typhimurium SEM. Photo: Getty Scientists have understood that microbial fuel cells (MFC) can generate electricity from urine and other forms of waste for a while now. But new research shows that the process can also kill bacteria and a new approach to sewage could be the result. The researchers imagine a self-sustaining system that…

  • Hundreds of Turkish soldiers have become ill after meal

    ANKARA – Hundreds of Turkish soldiers may have food poisoning suffered in their barracks in the province of Manisa. Nearly six hundred soldiers were, according to the newspaper Daily Sabah treat after they late on Saturday night, last had nausea and vomiting. The military would have become ill after dinner. More than 370 men had,…