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One might expect to see this number of firings and resignations at the end of a president's first term, not before Labor Day in a president's first year. - 'I think it’s time to seriously consider...
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President Trump claims he's the - Is Trump isolating himself?
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- Bannon declares war on Trump, says 'that...
Just hours after it was announced he was out of the administration, Steve Bannon gave an interview where he said the Trump presidency is "over," and he's already back at Breitbart. Ali Velshi discusses with Steve Schmidt, Jonathan Capeheart, and Wil... - Unsung heroes honored for integration effort
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- Staff change on Mueller team raises questions
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- Billionaire Carl Icahn quits as Trump advisor
- Kal Penn: 'We don't want to be complicit'
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- First pastor quits Trump’s evangelical...
Joy Reid is joined by Pastor A.R. Bernard, who is the first spiritual leader to resign from Donald Trump’s evangelical advisory board, after three other White House advisory boards disbanded this week. - Speakers drop out of Boston right wing Rally
- White nationalists: Rebranding under ‘free...
- Steve Bannon ‘ran Breitbart like a dictator’
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What impact will Steve Bannon have on American politics now that he’s left the White House? Joy Reid and her panel discuss, in the aftermath of Boston’s ‘free speech’ rally and counter-protests. - Translating the Boston counter-protest...
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- Travis Kalanick strikes back against Benchmark lawsuit, calling it a ‘public and personal attack’
Uber co-founder, former CEO and current board member Travis Kalanick fired back at Benchmark Capital in legal documents filed Thursday, arguing that the venture capital firm’s lawsuit was initiated “as part of its public and personal attack” on him. The legal filing, first spotted by Axios, also... - New Apple videos explain how iOS 11 and its multi-tasking features work on the iPad
iOS 11, the next version of Apple’s mobile operating system, is quite the game-changer for iPad owners. We wrote that the software effectively turns an iPad into a mobile computer through a number of new features that go beyond previous limits with a focus on multi-tasking. The new iOS is curren... - Virtual telescope company Slooh is ready for the eclipse
- Crunch Report | Essential Phone Now Available to Order
- Alt-social network Gab booted from Google Play Store for hate speech
- NASA launches satellite to relay data from Hubble, ISS and other spacecraft
NASA launched a new satellite on Friday morning, aboard a United Launch Alliance (ULA) Atlas V rocket from Cape Canaveral. The launch occurred at just before 8:30 AM ET, after a brief delay from its original planned launch due to a minor technical issue with the booster that was promptly correct... - Google and ProPublica team up to build a national hate crime database
Few things are certain in 2017’s fraught national climate, but hate certainly doesn’t look to be going away. In partnership with ProPublica, Google News Lab is launching a new tool to track hate crimes across America. Powered by machine learning, the Documenting Hate News Index will track report... - TechCrunch’s Original Content takes on ‘The Defenders’
- Equity podcast: Uber’s board mess, the Angry Birds IPO and MongoDB files to go public
- Get your Disrupt SF tickets before prices increase tonight
- Hands on with Andy Rubin’s Essential Phone
- Immersv raises $10.5M to shake up mobile advertising with some VR flair
- Instagram adds a new creative way to reply to a photo or story
- Watch the Australia Post Regional Pitch Finals right here, right now
- Y Combinator-backed VIDA turns artwork into fashion, accessories and more
VIDA, an e-commerce startup that allows artists to upload their designs to be printed on real-world materials – like fabric, leather, metal and more – which are then sold as unique products, has grown its community of artists to over 100,000 members since its launch a few years ago. The company ... - How Facebook prioritizes privacy when you die
Should your parents be able to read your Facebook messages if you die? Facebook explained why it won’t let them in a post in its Hard Questions series today about social networking after death. Facebook admits it doesn’t have all the answers, but it has come up with some decent solutions to some... - Google Home now works with Spotify free accounts
- NASA is using Intel’s deep learning to find better landing sites on the moon
- Google to livestream Android O launch event timed for total solar eclipse
- Apple and Hollywood said to continue talks around early digital movie rentals
- Airbnb is asking hosts to offer free housing in Barcelona for people affected by the attack
- Netflix’s new trailer for ‘The Punisher’ depicts a concrete killer
- Twitch acquired video indexing platform ClipMine to power new discovery features
- Target won’t be adding Hampton Creek products back on its shelves
Despite clearance from the Food and Drug Administration earlier this month, Target has decided to terminate its relationship with beleaguered food startup Hampton Creek. Target pulled all 20 Hampton Creek products from its shelves two months ago and held an internal review of the startup after i... - Rapportive founder’s new startup Superhuman is what Gmail would be if built today
Reinventing the email experience is an area numerous startups have tried to tackle over the years, with some apps focused more on triage, others on making a better desktop alternative to Outlook, and still more aiming to re-envision email as a mobile-first product, among other ideas. A new start... - Google brings six-second video previews to mobile search
- Fisker’s EMotion Tesla competitor will make its official debut at CES 2018
- Delphi and LiDAR-maker Innoviz partner on self-driving tech
- Monster brings a music-centric voice assistant to its headphone line
- Teenage bitcoin millionaire is back with a better Botangle
- Trump approves Obama-era plan for a more independent US Cyber Command
- Infiniti’s Prototype 9 is a modern electric car with 1940s retro racer roots
- New malware masquerades as a ride-sharing app
An update to the venerable Faketoken.q Android malware has made it easier for the program to steal your credit card information from ride-sharing apps. Faketoken attacks Russian ride-sharing apps by overlaying text boxes on the credit card information pages that can capture your credit number an... - Early-bird Disrupt SF ticket savings extended by one week
Want to attend Disrupt SF 2017 but missed the early-bird ticket deadline? You’re in luck! We’re giving you one extra week to get your hands on these deeply discounted Disrupt tickets, so you now have until Friday, August 25 to secure your spot at the best startup show in San Francisco. Read More - YouTube starts delivering ‘breaking news’ on its homepage across platforms
- Tracking viewer responses to media, Cinemmerse wants to set the stage for ‘responsive’ entertainment
- This 3D-printed robotic arm is built for sign language
- bxblue wants to move payroll-secured loans online in Brazil
- A Tesla owner shows his 97-year-old Grandpa a car from the future
- A ‘bug’ that let a $500 password cracking box open up iPhones is patched as of iOS 11
- NBC’s Snapchat news show gains 29+ million viewers in its first month
- The Daily Stormer was back online for a quick second
Neo-Nazi site The Daily Stormer is running out of options to stay online. There has been a public outcry against tech companies helping websites, such as The Daily Stormer. On August 18th, the team behind The Daily Stormer found a way to put the website back online. But now that NameCheap has ta... - Watch Microsoft’s Xbox One X Gamescom conference live right here
Microsoft is about to share the last details on the Xbox One X with a press conference ahead of the Gamescom in Cologne, Germany. You can watch it live right here at 12 PM on the West Coast, 3 PM on the East Coast, 8 PM in the U.K., 9 PM in Germany. The company already said on Twitter that we ca... - Former GE CEO Jeff Immelt close to becoming Uber’s CEO
- Leaked image suggests a new Nest thermostat is on the way
- Here are the top schools among founders who raise big dollars
- The Huger Tech Racer electric skateboard proves fast doesn’t mean first place
- Prisma shifts focus to b2b with an API for AI-powered mobile effects
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