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• Erdogan Warned US That Turkey May Find ‘New Friends’

  

  Turkish president Erdogan warned Washington for allegedly not respecting of the sovereignty of Turkey which undermines Turkish effort to renew broken ties.

• Internet Censorship: The Falling of the Last Bastion of the Democracy

  

  Facebook, YouTube, Twitter and Instagram are private companies that operate globally without competition spreading censored content posing as public companies.

• Alcohol Helps You Speak a Foreign Language Better, a New Study Finds

  

  Researchers find that subjects who were under the influence of small dosages of alcohol apparently had better pronunciation in foreign language than a completely sober group.

• Maternal Deaths Dropping in Developed Countries but Rise Sharply in the US

  

  Investigative journalism found that hospitals know how to protect mothers, they just aren’t doing it.

• The Guardians Of The Gunn

  

  United in support of director James Gunn The Guardians Of The Galaxy crew urge Disney to rehire writer and director fired over his tweets years ago.

• A New Study Links Higher Rates of Suicide With Climate Change

  

  Severe weather change and rise of temperature are some of the reasons more people decide to take end their life, scientists say.

• Comedian Filmed US Lawmaker Running Around Butt-Naked Scaring 'Terrorists'

  

  A comedian posing as an Israeli martial arts specialist named Erran Morad told Georgia representative to expose his naked butt to an attacker so he would turn gay and give up – and he did.

• ‘Romeo’ Stole Date's Car to Date Another Woman

  

  A man decided to date a car owner’s godsister who recognized the vehicle and secretly texted the victim their whereabouts.

• Former US President Bush's Personal Doctor Assassinated in Houston

  

  Cardiologist of George H.W. Bush was killed on his way to work, around 9 AM Friday near Texas Children’s Hospital.

• Roger Federer Left Nike and Now Fights for His Iconic 'RF' Logo

  

  The RF logo was created by the NIKE Corporation and does not belong to the tennis champion, however, Federer hopes the rights will go to him.

• While Trump Asks for Better Relationship with Russia, Democrats call him a Traitor

  

  The long anticipated summit ended with the message that the Cold war was a long time ago and that Russia and the US share common threats.

• Two Thirds of Germans Believe Trump is More Dangerous than Putin

  

  While Politicians express concern that the US president would not align with NATO interests, protesters in Helsinki say both Trump and Putin are not welcome.

• French President Denies Trump’s NATO Budget Spending Allegations

  

  Trump says NATO members agreed to spend more but French President Emmanuel Macron says this is not true.

• PayPal Sent Breach of Contract Notice to a Dead Person for Being Dead

  

  The notice drew outrage from the social network community and brought tons of bad publicity to PayPal, which resulted in the company’s public apology.

• Michael Jackson Was a ‘Castrato’ Claims His Former Doctor

  

  Conrad Murray said the pop star told him that he was ‘Chemically Castrated’ by His Father who didn’t wanted Michael to grow up and change his voice.

• FIFA 2018: ‘Glory to Ukraine’ Croatia Goalgetter Dedicates Victory over Russia

  

  The player explained later to Russian press that it was a joke that Russians will understand, “Why wouldn’t they” he said.

• Passport Revoking Law Could Hit Hundreds of Thousands of Americans

  

  The law has some exclusions, however, those exclusions mainly involve situations in which people won’t need a passport anyway.

• Ben Stiller announced for UNCHR Goodwill Ambassador

  

  Ben Stiller's philanthropic work with refugees, crowned this Monday with an announcement for Goodwill Ambassador for UNCHR, the UN Refugee Agency.

• China may Counterattack US With 35% Import Tariffs

  

  China promised not to “fire the first shot” but as Washington starts implementing new 25% tariffs, China has no choice but to hit back even harder.

• HNA Group Boss Dies in Bizarre Accident in France

  

  The Chairman of the multi-billion conglomerate was posing for a photo on the edge of a 50 foot drop when he slipped and fell to his death.