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Disney+ Streaming Subscriber Growth Slows, Reaches 118 Million Worldwide
Disney said its flagship streaming service grew slower than expected in the recently ended quarter as pandemic headwinds have begun to bite.
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IBPS To Conduct Online Exam Next Week. Aarogya Setu App, Wearing Mask Compulsory
The Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) has rescheduled the online exam for Faculty Research Associate, Research Associate, Hindi Officer, Analyst Programmer, IT Administrator and Programming Assistant posts.
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Opinion: Pakistan Has A China Connection To Nuclear Trouble
Pakistan held its annual military day parade and displayed its new medium-range nuclear missiles last month, and it barely made a splash in Washington. But at least one analyst was paying close attention.
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US Homeland Security Websites Vulnerable to Cyber-Attack, Audit Finds
The Department of Homeland Security also needs to establish a cyber training program for analysts and investigators, the audit said.
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World is Rejecting Mass Surveillance: Edward Snowden
Legislation ending the US government's bulk collection of telephone data is "a historic victory for the rights of every citizen," former intelligence analyst Edward Snowden said in a commentary Thursday.
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NSA Collects Mass Data on New Zealanders: Edward Snowden
Former National Security Agency systems analyst turned leaker Edward Snowden says the NSA is collecting mass surveillance data on New Zealanders through its XKeyscore program and has set up a facility in the South Pacific nation to tap into vast amounts of data.
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July Deadline For Iran Nuclear Deal Appears In Jeopardy: Envoy
It is increasingly unlikely that six world powers and Iran will meet their July 20 deadline to negotiate a long-term deal for Tehran to curb its nuclear program in return for an end to economic sanctions, diplomats and analysts say
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Reporters who broke Edward Snowden story return to US
Glenn Greenwald and Laura Poitras, the US journalists who reported on spy agency analyst Edward Snowden's leaks exposing mass government surveillance, returned to the United States on Friday for the first time since revealing the programs in 2013.
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Disney+ Streaming Subscriber Growth Slows, Reaches 118 Million Worldwide
Disney said its flagship streaming service grew slower than expected in the recently ended quarter as pandemic headwinds have begun to bite.
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IBPS To Conduct Online Exam Next Week. Aarogya Setu App, Wearing Mask Compulsory
The Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) has rescheduled the online exam for Faculty Research Associate, Research Associate, Hindi Officer, Analyst Programmer, IT Administrator and Programming Assistant posts.
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Opinion: Pakistan Has A China Connection To Nuclear Trouble
Pakistan held its annual military day parade and displayed its new medium-range nuclear missiles last month, and it barely made a splash in Washington. But at least one analyst was paying close attention.
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US Homeland Security Websites Vulnerable to Cyber-Attack, Audit Finds
The Department of Homeland Security also needs to establish a cyber training program for analysts and investigators, the audit said.
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World is Rejecting Mass Surveillance: Edward Snowden
Legislation ending the US government's bulk collection of telephone data is "a historic victory for the rights of every citizen," former intelligence analyst Edward Snowden said in a commentary Thursday.
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NSA Collects Mass Data on New Zealanders: Edward Snowden
Former National Security Agency systems analyst turned leaker Edward Snowden says the NSA is collecting mass surveillance data on New Zealanders through its XKeyscore program and has set up a facility in the South Pacific nation to tap into vast amounts of data.
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July Deadline For Iran Nuclear Deal Appears In Jeopardy: Envoy
It is increasingly unlikely that six world powers and Iran will meet their July 20 deadline to negotiate a long-term deal for Tehran to curb its nuclear program in return for an end to economic sanctions, diplomats and analysts say
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Reporters who broke Edward Snowden story return to US
Glenn Greenwald and Laura Poitras, the US journalists who reported on spy agency analyst Edward Snowden's leaks exposing mass government surveillance, returned to the United States on Friday for the first time since revealing the programs in 2013.
