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The UK should make "independent" decisions about whether to work with the tech firm, China's ambassador says. from BBC News - Technology https://bbc.in/2UFt545

Prosecutions may not go ahead if police are not given access to emails, messages and photographs. from BBC News - Technology https://bbc.in/2GOr7dT

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Brothers ride horses through Taco Bell drive-thru Two Ohio brothers recently took their horses down an old town road… to order from a Taco Bell drive-thru.

Eating junk food while stressed is more likely to lead to weight gain, according to experts Even if you eat the same food, you're more likely to gain weight in times of stress than when you're relaxed.

Restaurant menu warns parents that 'screaming children' and their families will be booted "Customers do not come to listen to screaming children."

California restaurants may add climate change surcharge: 'We as chefs want to do the right thing' Dining out just got more expensive in California.

McDonald's teams up with the AARP to hire older workers The fast-food chain, known for being many Americans' first job, is planning to hire more workers over the age of 50.

Chick-fil-A makes rare Sunday delivery for boy with brain tumor Chik-fil-A might usually be closed on Sundays, but that doesn’t mean they’re not willing to help out a child in need.

KFC debuts 'Chickendales' dancers, dessert biscuits for Mother’s Day The Colonel’s signature chicken bucket isn’t the only thing heating up this May.

Café that charged a ‘man tax’ and gave women priority seating is going out of business A lesbian-owned, vegan coffee shop in Brunswick, Australia, that made international headlines in 2017 for charging a voluntary 18 percent “man tax” will close its doors for good Sunday after less than two years in business.

Boeing didn’t advise airlines, FAA that it shut off warning system Boeing Co. didn’t tell Southwest Airlines Co. and other carriers when they began flying its 737 MAX jets that a safety feature found on earlier models that warns pilots about malfunctioning sensors had been deactivated, according to government and industry officials.

American Airlines crew, passengers saved baby’s life, Florida mother says American Airlines crew members and passengers quickly jumped into action last Thursday after an 11-month-old girl started seizing about 10 minutes from landing at DFW International Airport, the girl's mother said. 

Escaped snake caught on bus terrifies passengers: 'Never getting on a bus again' He must have misssssed his stop.

Tourists warned against taking selfies after Instagram influencer popularizes dangerous spot “It's really easy just to take that one step too far."

Jamaican resort celebrates James Bond filming with special promotions Hotels and resorts are celebrating the return of the 007 film franchise.

United CEO blasted for claiming passengers are 'pissed at the world' by the time they get to plane It turns out, United Airlines CEO Oscar Munoz knows exactly what it’s like to fly United.

Scandinavian airline cancels hundreds of flights amid pilot strike, apologizes to 72,000 affected travelers SAS is apologizing to passengers after a pilot strike forced the carrier to cancel more than 670 flights on Friday.

CBD oil confiscations at Dallas airport have 'skyrocketed,' official says — and passengers may be arrested Passing through the Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport could be a real buzzkill for CBD enthusiasts.

Screams, panic when Easyjet passenger tries to open door midflight A passenger got more than a little difficult on an Easyjet flight from London Gatwick Airport to Pisa, Italy.

Travel nanny can help keep kids calm on vacation — for as much as $500 a day One day she’s touring the Alhambra in Andalusia, Spain. The next, she’s taking one of her charges to Gladiator School at the famed Colosseum in Rome.

Police broke up clashes between rival groups of voters in a key eastern state on Monday as some of India's richest families and Bollywood stars also cast their ballots in Mumbai during the fourth phase of a massive, staggered general election. from Reuters: World News https://reut.rs/2GHYVIE

Elementary students design crosswalk to encourage drivers to slow down A pair of bright elementary school children have designed a 3D crosswalk to get drivers to slow down in their Massachusetts neighborhood.

ASOS confuses customers with neon 'super crop top' that doesn't cover anything The new top is high-necked, long sleeved... and doesn't cover your bra.

Fireman surprises teacher girlfriend with a proposal during school fire drill Luckily this surprise proposal didn’t go up in flames.

Glitter garters are sparkly new trend for festival season The daring look resembles sexy lingerie but is made out of gemstones and sparkles.

Self-taught makeup artist discusses Instagram stardom A self-taught makeup artist who uses her body as a canvas to transform into bizarre and terrifying creatures has become an Instagram star after going viral.

Video of black cat banging door knocker goes wildly viral on Facebook Forget about puppy love!

Georgia beach party reportedly canceled overnight as organizer is arrested, saga likened to Fyre Festival Merrymakers seeking fun in the sun at the annual bash are apparently out of luck

Miranda Lambert reveals she named fashion line after her horse Once a horse girl, always a horse girl.

Working mom's post about pressures of having it all goes viral A Massachusetts working mom’s 1050-word rant about the unrealistic expectations of women who hold down a job while raising kids has gone viral on Facebook.

Alligator surprises Florida homeowner, scratches up windows and door: 'Not cool' Donna Heiss shared footage of the gator bashing its snout against her window and door, writing later on Facebook that both were “all scratched up from the banging” and “could have shattered at any moment.”

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By MIHIR ZAVERI and SANDRA E. GARCIA from NYT U.S. https://nyti.ms/2IOQWNo

By LOUIS KEENE, JENNIFER MEDINA and ELIZABETH DIAS from NYT U.S. https://nyti.ms/2L9Ztwk

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