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Facebook is cutting police departments off from a vast trove of data that has been increasingly used to monitor protesters and activists.

Durban has been stripped of the 2022 Commonwealth Games after failing to meet key obligations.

"A lot of people find the bill funny," the author said. "What's not funny are the obstacles that Texas women face every day."

"This is just peak Adelaide," one fan wrote on Twitter.

The deal underlines the chip maker's determination to make sure it can provide the computing power needed for autonomous vehicles.

Hannah's decision to continue her pregnancy is contrarian in the best possible way.

As more of Sydney's suburbs tick over into the million-dollar club, it's possible that we're starting to get record-breaking price fatigue. Why not see what's happening at the other end of the market?

More than 200 people have been nabbed driving illegally in the emergency lane on the Western Ring Road over the long weekend.

Manly's bullish values on the exclusive neighbourhood of Fairy Bower have been underscored by the $5,305,000 sale of a tennis court and swimming pool on a 20-year lease-hold owned by the Catholic Church.

Meanwhile Canberra grows the old-fashioned way, but zoo animal breeding is not so easy.

The four year sentence is a far cry from the resounding not guilty verdict she long appeared to expect.

Yahoo chief executive Marissa Mayer will receive a $30 million golden parachute after its sale to Verizon. Her replacement, Thomas McInerney, will receive $US2 million in annual base salary, double Ms Mayer's base pay.

Most self-help books make exhausting demands of their readers. The endless list-making and inventorying. The frequent deployment of the encomium "Yay, you!" The tacit assertion that "journey" has not been overexposed as a result of the "Don't Stop Believin'"glut. It's easy to conclude, why can't someone just write a self-improvement book called Cancelling Lunch and be done with it?

The world's biggest bond traders see no reason to shy away from long-term US Treasuries even as US rates are poised to leap.

Boaty McBoatface is back, but this time it's serious.

A fast-moving winter storm was expected to hit the US Northeast United States, forecasters warned.

When Justin Bieber coughed a marble of phlegm from the back of his lung a little over halfway into his set, it could have been the moment his Brisbane show went to pot.

Dutch conservative and nationalist parties could gain an extra five seats between them following a diplomatic row and riot.

Goldman Sachs isn't letting the biggest commodities rout in eight months shake its confidence in raw materials.

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When Shree Chauhan, a former elementary school teacher who is avowedly not a supporter of President Donald Trump, spotted Mr Spicer at an Apple store in the DC area, she decided to ask the press secretary some questions "since he doesn't like the press," she wrote on Twitter.

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Oil hovered below $US49 a barrel as US drillers boosted activity, countering OPEC's efforts to help reduce a global glut.

The famed Australian children's author says the experience made her 'ashamed of being a human being'.

Scotland's first minister Nicola Sturgeon has launched a fresh push for independence, complaining she hit a brick wall trying to avoid her country being dragged down a "hard Brexit" path.