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The Federal Appeals Court Overturns The FCC’s Net Neutrality Rules

A year long battle by advocates, libertarians, politicians and internet-watchdogs, pursuing the perseverance of an equal content access medium, has been obliterated by a Federal Appeal Court ruling.

The Inexorable Dropbox Is Not Infallible After All

The inexorable cloud-based backup service became fallible to black-hat security compromise yesterday. Dropbox abridged the entire ordeal with the, experiencing technical issues euphemism.

Google Stealth-Obliterates Rap Genius, The Search Ranking Pundit

The Rap Genius CEO search-ranking pundit concocted a scheme, by manipulating the search optimization by using indirect techniques.

New York City’s Arbitrary Prohibition of E-Cigarettes

The New York City Council has waved its magic wand again, proposing another treacherous legislation, with a 43-8 unanimous vote, banning E-cigarettes.

The Juxtaposition of Incongruity, The Rudiments of Company Acquisitions

Demystifying the enigma of company mergers, acquisitions and consolidations has always been an inexplicable phenomenon indeed, whether explicit or implicit!

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The Calculated Extermination Of Jews In Auschwitz Death Camp

A reminder to the Jews: never forget what was visited upon you in WW2. Every Jewish generation - present and future – must fully understand what was done to the Jewish people during the 20th century.

Smoke, Screens & Sacrifice: The War That Was Never Ours

War as two nuclear-armed nations trade missiles, media headlines, and miseries. India claims bold precision strikes, Pakistan claims shooting down jets.

Ambassadorial Change Of The Guard

George Deek concludes his four-year ambassadorial tenure in Azerbaijan as Mr. Ronen Kraus looks forward to e a life changing experience.

Can U.S. Congress Legally Stop Pres. Trump’s Executive Order to Lower High-Cost Drugs? Will Tariffs Kick in?

Millions of Americans can barely afford to buy high-cost drugs on prescription. Low-income citizens have bitterly complained for many years that life-saving drugs that stabilize their health are too darn high.
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