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Cruz wins Wyoming Republican presidential nominating contest
Republican U.S. presidential hopeful Ted Cruz won all 14 delegates at stake on April 16 in Wyoming, besting rival Donald Trump, who made little effort to win the rural state, and further narrowing the gap in the race for the party's nomination.
US presidential rivals Clinton, Sanders tied in support among Democrats: Poll
The top contenders in both the Democratic and the Republican presidential nominating races have roughly equal support among members of their respective parties, according to a national Reuters/Ipsos poll released on April 12.
Republican Cruz beats Trump in Wisconsin, says he can unite party
Republican Ted Cruz easily won the Wisconsin presidential primary on April 5, dealing a blow to front-runner Donald Trump's hopes of amassing enough delegates for the party's nomination and boosting chances of a rare contested convention.
Israel's Leviathan gas development at risk for delay: Noble
Noble Energy warned of the risk of a delay to the development of the Leviathan natural gas field off Israel's coast after Israel's Supreme Court blocked a crucial provision of a plan to develop the site.
Trump, Clinton keep edge with Arizona wins, slip elsewhere
Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton won their parties' primaries in Arizona on March 22 and maintained steep advantages in the presidential nominations race, despite victories by rivals in other states.
Key facts about Twitter, one decade on
Twitter, which turns 10 years old on March 21, has grown into one of the leading global social networks. Here are some key facts about the messaging platform:
Twitter came to life on March 21, 2006, when co-founder Jack Dorsey sent out the first tweet: "just setting up my twttr." Dorsey followed up with the first "human-generated" tweet: "inviting coworkers."
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SeaWorld to stop breeding killer whales
Marine theme-park giant SeaWorld announced on March 17 it will stop breeding orcas, also known as killer whales, and will no longer keep any of the giant sea creatures in captivity after its current generation dies.
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Tech titan accused of using an ex-striper as a sex slave
A Silicon Valley tech titan has been sued for $40 million by a woman who claims he used her as a sex slave for 13 years.
Michael Goguen, who had worked for a firm that funded Google and Paypal, had been “sexually and physically” abusing Amber Laurel Baptiste over more than 13 years after meeting her at a strip club in Texas, her lawsuit alleges.
Lung cancer connected with high sugar intake, study suggests
A new study suggests that there is a correlation between lung cancer with increased intake of carbohydrates. The study conducted by the University of Texas under the guidance of Dr. Stephanie Melkonian of the ‘Anderson Cancer Center’ revealed that people with higher levels of sugar in their blood have 49 per cent more probability of developing lung cancer.
Trump, Clinton capture key wins on US Super Tuesday
Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton took big steps toward securing their parties' presidential nominations on March 1 with a series of state-by-state victories, but their rivals vowed to keep on fighting.
On Super Tuesday, the 2016 campaign's biggest day of nominating contests, Trump, 69, and Clinton, 68, proved themselves the undisputed front-runners.