6 February - iG Portal - News

  Yahoo News - Top Stories

• Otto Warmbier&apos' dad will attend Olympics as Pence&apos' guest

  Fred Warmbier, the father of Otto Warmbier — the college student who died shortly after North Korea released him from prison — will join Vice...

• Coll: U.S. needs diplomacy to complement military in Afghanistan

  Steve Coll, award-winning journalist and author of "Directorate S," talks with Rachel Maddow about Mike Flynn's path from Afghanistan...

• Black Lives Matter Protesters Arrested Blocking Transit To Super Bowl

  Minneapolis police on Sunday apprehended Black Lives Matter protesters and supporters who blocked or chained themselves along a light rail transit...

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  UK news | The Guardian

• Stock market turmoil: Dow bounces back after Monday's rout - live updates

  Britain’s FTSE 100 hit a one-year low this morning, but Wall Street is fighting back after suffering its biggest one-day fall since 2011LATEST: Wall...

• Julian Assange still faces arrest after judge rules warrant valid

  WikiLeaks founder could be detained if he leaves Ecuador embassy in LondonJulian Assange will continue to face arrest if he leaves the Ecuadorian...

• Confidence in how Brexit process is going is falling, poll suggests - Politics live

  Rolling coverage of the day’s political developments as they happen, including Theresa May’s speech to mark the centenary of women’s suffrageLunchtime...

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  CNN.com - Top Stories

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  Dow opens down 500 points. The index entered what's known as a correction — 10% off from its recent peak.

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  What happened on the Dow's worst single-day point fall

  Stocks went into free fall on Monday, and the Dow plunged almost 1,600 points -- easily the biggest point decline in history during a trading day....
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  Analysis: Trump's embarrassing split-screen moment on stocks

  For a connoisseur of cable news like Donald Trump, it was not a pretty picture.

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  Washington Post: Breaking News

• She killed 115 people before the last Korean Olympics. Now she wonders: ‘Can my sins be pardoned?’

  Kim Hyon-hui was a North Korean agent arrested for the downing of a Korean Air Lines jetliner 30 years ago. Pardoned for her crimes, she now lives a...

• House panel clears release of Democrats’ rebuttal to GOP memo, setting up a showdown with Trump

  President Trump has signaled a reluctance to approve the document’s release. Democrats say their 10-page rebuttal offers important context for...

• Trump, GOP discover peril of taking credit for stock market

  President Trump and congressional Republicans have spent the past year trying to connect a giddy stock market rally with their economic agenda, but...

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  NBC News Top Stories

• Data suggests skating judges are biased toward their countries

  The unique rules for figure-skating judges make suspect scoring inevitable, and statistics suggest judges give higher marks to skaters from their own...

• World markets tumble again as losses hit $4 trillion in 8 days

  Europe's main bourses started down as much as 3 percent and shares tumbled in Asia after a wild day for U.S. markets.

• As D.C. lurches from crisis to crisis, is anybody governing?

  With another potential government shutdown looming, where's the governing?

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  Follow PCWorld live on Twitch!

  PCWorld now has an official Twitch channel! In addition to Facebook and YouTube you can now follow us on any major video streaming site of your...
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  Logitech MX Master 2S review: The Flow software lifts this elegant mouse above the rest

  Logitech’s MX Master 2S wireless mouse justifies its $100 price tag with an elegant, ergonomic design that includes two features not found on the...
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  Polk Audio Signa S1 soundbar review: This budget speaker is a big improvement over the built-in audio in most TVs

  Polk’s Signa S1 soundbar and wireless subwoofer offer a super-slim package at a budget price for those wanting to hear what they've been missing from...

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  WSJ.com: World News

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  Poland's Controversial Holocaust Bill Becomes Law

  Polish President Andrzej Duda approved a libel law imposing up to three years in jail for accusing Poles of assisting in the Holocaust, overriding...
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  Hong Kong Court Overturns Protest Leaders' Prison Sentences

  The city’s highest court overturned prison sentences against Joshua Wong and two other student leaders of pro-democracy street protests in 2014.
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  Olympic Organizers' Latest Hurdle: a Contagious Stomach Bug

  Organizers of this year’s Winter Olympics in South Korea are facing a new challenge: an outbreak of the highly contagious norovirus that has sickened...

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