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Seven glaring holes in Mark Zuckerberg’s House testimony

FACEBOOK FRAUD

Black Lives Matter’s biggest Facebook page was allegedly run by a white Australian man

STRONG-ARMED

Cambridge Analytica boasted about branding a Filipino politician as tough on crime and “no-nonsense”

TOO LITTLE, TOO LATE?

The unanswered questions in the ICICI Bank controversy

SWISS HERB

The country that pioneered “wellness” is adopting cannabis as a cure

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Quartz India

Facebook will go on a hiring spree to get India’s 2019 elections right

Quartz Africa

South African women have been wearing black with headscarves to reclaim Winnie Mandela’s legacy

After Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election, Facebook is becoming more careful.

Ananya Bhattacharya

The wider world still doesn’t know what to do with "complex" and "flawed" women like Winnie Mandela—in life or death.

Lynsey Chutel

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"WITCH HUNT"

After an FBI raid on his lawyer’s office, Trump publicly mulls firing Mueller

US president Donald Trump is considering firing Robert Mueller, the Federal Bureau of Investigation special counsel investigating Russian interference into the 2016 presidential election.

"America First" | Heather Timmons | 8 hours ago

NOAA IDEA

SpaceX’s rocket videos are technically against the law. The US government just noticed.

Since 2010, millions of space fans have devoured video shot from SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket—but not the US government agency charged with regulating videos shot from space.

Space Business | Tim Fernholz | April 09, 2018