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- BBC
Taiwan authorities look into Apple supplier hack
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Jessica Korda shoots 65 to take 3-shot lead in LA Open
Jessica Korda shot a 6-under 65 on Thursday in the HUGEL Air Premia LA Open to break the tournament 36-hole scoring record and increase her lead to three strokes. A day after matching the Wilshire Country Club tournament record with a 64, Korda opened her bogey-free morning round with birdies on three of her first four holes — holing a 15-footer to start on the par-4 10th. At 13-under 129, she broke the event mark of 8 under set by Moriya Jutanugarn in 2018 in the inaugural tournament.
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Brit Awards to have live audience as part of Covid event trials
The audience will not have to wear masks or be socially distanced, as part of a government trial.
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148 bills to give GOP lawmakers more power over elections could be ‘death knell’ for democracy, officials warn
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Sotomayor gives blistering dissent to Trump SCOTUS appointees who find juvenile not worthy of parole
Justice calls ruling ‘an abrupt break from precedent’
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Sean Hannity buys $5 million townhouse next to Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate
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Police identify Mojave desert murder victims from 1980 cold case and link deaths to man in prison for other killings
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Stacey Abrams goes viral for obliterating GOP lawmaker with explanation of Georgia voting law
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Politics latest news: Boris Johnson's Dyson texts to be published today, amid row over Cummings' role in leaks
Dominic Cummings accused of being ‘Chatty Rat’ leaker Border between England and Scotland could create jobs, claims SNP candidate Cameron repeatedly lobbied Bank for coronavirus cash Coronavirus latest news: Mask-free summer ahead, say government advisers Subscribe to The Telegraph for a month-long free trial Boris Johnson has said his communications with billionaire Sir James Dyson will be published "today", as Number 10 sources blamed Dominic Cummings for the leaks. The Prime Minister, who had told Ian Blackford that he would publish "all the details" on Wednesday, did not comment on allegations that his former adviser was in the frame for having briefed journalists about his correspondence with the tech entrepreneur, and separately with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman. He told journalists: "If you think that there's anything remotely dodgy or rum or weird or sleazy about trying to secure more ventilators at a time of a national pandemic and doing everything in your power to do that, then I think you are out of your mind. "I think it was actually Tony Blair, the former leader of the Labour Party, who said that any prime minister would have done the same - or he certainly would have done the same. "When you're facing a pandemic and you've got 9,000 ventilators as we had - that's all we had - and, to the best of our knowledge, putting people on ventilation was the only way to help people who are really in difficulties with Covid, of course it was right to get the best of British manufacturing together as we did with the ventilator challenge." Allies of Mr Cummings have hit back at Number 10 for starting "a war they can't win", adding: "Dom doesn't care about all this stuff and they're in gov. It's like the Americans going into Vietnam - they may be able to drop big bombs but in a war of attrition, the rebel always wins." Follow the latest updates below.
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John Kerry criticises Donald Trump for pulling out of Paris accord ‘without any facts, without any science’
Climate envoy said US now working to ‘restore America’s credibility’ as Biden announces ambitious emissions targets
- BBC
Flubot: Warning over major Android 'package delivery' scam
A rapidly spreading text-message scam is infecting Android phones across the UK.
- Time
George Floyd's Family Reacted to the Verdict With an Uncontrollable Cry. That Sound Echoes Through Black America
The conviction is unlikely to make anyone feel that police accountability and equal justice can now be counted upon.
- Raleigh News and Observer
Hurricanes surge in second period, beat Florida Panthers 4-2 in key Central matchup
First place in the Central Division was on the line as both teams come into the game with 65 points.
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Trump administration ‘delayed’ $20billion of aid to Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria in 2017, new report claims
New report by US Inspector General’s housing department claims Trump administration delayed $20billion of aid to Puetro Rico in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria in 2017
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Al Sharpton says Minnesota needs ‘air freshener’ for ‘stench of police brutality’ at Daunte Wright’s funeral
Daunte Wright’s family, as well as local and national leaders, all gathered on Thursday to mourn the 20-year-old who was killed by police
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U.S., other countries deepen climate goals at Earth Day summit
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- LA Times
Roundup: Sierra Canyon basketball team comes away with 103-80 victory
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