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China’s New Online Laws Forced Apple To Shut Down iBooks and iTunes Movies Services

Apple has been forced to shut down its iBooks and iTunes Movies Services since last week, following stringent Chinese laws for regulating web contents. However, the shutting down has been made following a 2008 rule that restricts foreign ownership of any enterprise involved in broadcasting movie contents inside Chinese territory. Industry insiders have expressed their surprise how Apple has been allowed to operate in China despite the existence of such law.

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After Strengthening Forces in Iraq, U.S. To Send 250 More Troops to Syria To Help Combat ISIS

The U.S. President has approved sending 250 more troops to Syria in an extended cooperation bid to fight ISIS. The decision is going to be announced on Monday following the deployment of 217 more troops to Iraq. In addition to these moves, the U.S. administration has been looking for ways to intensify its fight against ISIS.

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White House Soon to Reveal Secret Pages From The 9/11 Al-Qaeda Attack

White House will soon unveil parts of the 28-page secret chapter from the congressional inquiry that links Saudi Arabia to the 9/11 terrorist attack. The Saudi government is pleased with the effort that will enable them to clear their name and respond to allegations in a transparent and credible manner.

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Ohio Attorney General Confirmed Pot Cultivation In Three Killing Sites

Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine has confirmed marijuana growing operations in three of the four killing sites in Piketon of Southern Ohio. However, he has declined to comment whether the killings have any relation with the illegal cultivation. The cultivation doesn’t indicate for a personal use putting many questions unanswered.

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UK Home Secretary Proposed A New Anti Money Laundering Law

U.S. Will be Using Cyber Weapons to Attack The Islamic State Communication and Operation

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Creators of Banking Trojan SpyEye Sentenced to 24 Years

UN wants to pursue Syria peace talks despite tensions

Chinese President Xi troubled of growing religious diversity in the country

US President Barack Obama Rejects North Korea's Offer To Suspend Missile Tests

Ted Cruz Slams Donald Trump's Transgender Bathroom Bill Stance

USDA Won't Compensate Idaho Farms Over Pesticide Poisoning

Colorado town’s entire police force resigns over 'unhappiness with the new mayor'

Former Governor Bob McDonnell’s case appears before Supreme Court

US Department of Agriculture won’t pay for damages caused by pesticides