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The Washington Post said the intelligence official found the comment "so troubling" they went to the department's inspector general. In a tweet, Mr Trump dismissed the claims as "fake news". Democrats are trying to get the complaint turned over to Congress, with the details still unknown. It is not yet known who made the complaint, which foreign leader Mr Trump was speaking to, what promise - if any - was made and whether Mr Trump took any action as a result.
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Google swallows DeepMind Health. Image copyright DeepMind Last November the pioneering London AI firm DeepMind announced that its health division was being transferred to its parent company Google.
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Iran denies involvement in Saturday's air attacks, which were claimed by Iran-aligned Houthi rebels in Yemen. But unnamed US officials speaking to US and international media say the direction and extent of the attacks cast doubt on Houthi involvement. The incident has cut global oil supplies by 5% and prices have soared. What is the US saying? Secretary of State Mike Pompeo blamed Iran at the weekend, without providing any evidence, prompting Tehran to accuse Washington of deceit.
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A predictable war of words has followed the dramatic attack on Saudi Arabia's most important oil installations. The strikes have shown the remarkable vulnerability of oil facilities of central importance to the global economy. The Saudis - whose air campaign in Yemen is backed by the Americans and whose warplanes are only kept in the sky by a variety of western contractors - have been conducting a long-running air campaign against the Houthi rebels. But their opponents have now demonstrated the ability to deliver a strategic riposte of their own. The whole episode has inevitably revived the debate about the extent to which Iran is providing technology and assistance to the Houthis. But equally it has also revealed some of the failings in the Trump administration's declared policy of exerting "maximum pressure" against Tehran. Driveways Dublin. Instagram fact-check: Can a new flagging tool stop fake news?
Image copyright PA Media Facebook has launched a new feature allowing Instagram users to flag posts they think contain fake news to its fact-checking partners for verification. But questions remain as to whether it goes far enough to counter the amount of disinformation on the image-sharing platform. The move is part of a wider raft of measures the social media giant has taken to tackle the problem of fake news on social media. Facebook announced in May that it would start reducing the reach of false content on Instagram and gradually extend its fact-checking partnership to include the image-sharing platform. It also said it would start blocking hashtags and posts that spread anti-vaccine misinformation. Driveways Chelmsford. Saudi Arabia oil facilities ablaze after drone strikes. Media playback is unsupported on your device Drone attacks have set alight two major oil facilities run by the state-owned company Aramco in Saudi Arabia, state media say.
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Ban kids from loot box gambling in games, MPs say. Image copyright Getty Images In-game spending should be regulated by gambling laws and so-called loot boxes banned entirely for children, MPs say. The industry's UK trade body responded it would "review these recommendations with utmost seriousness". But the committee of MPs had accused some of those who had given evidence of a "lack of honesty and transparency". Free video games often encourage players to buy virtual loot boxes, which contain an unspecified amount of items to improve further game-play.
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