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«SFGate» (sfgate.com) 

The Aurora’s ‘Confident linguistic environment’

Revolution might be thundering away outside the mansion in which Aurora Theatre Company’s “Splendour” is set, but inside, as four women wait in vain for a dictator to return, Abi Morgan’s language makes for a crisp, evocative and finely wrought world. The script seems to be written in fragments even when its characters speak in complete sentences, each word communicating reams, almost like poetry. To watch them reckon, or not, with a regime and their powerless complicity in it is to see in microcosm... Читать дальше...

Yahoo! News 

Nabra Hassanen: Police investigating whether murdered Muslim teen was sexually assaulted

Police are investigating whether the Muslim teenager who was allegedly murdered on her way to a local mosque was also sexually assaulted, The Independent has confirmed. Police say 17-year-old Nabra Hassanen was kidnapped and killed by a passing motorist in her home of Fairfax County, Virginia. Now, police say they are looking into whether Ms Hassanen’s abductor sexually assaulted her before her death.

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Mail Online (Footbal) 

Matteo Darmian is a target for Juventus

SIMON JONES: Manchester United right-back Matteo Darmian has emerged as a target for Juventus as they consider replacements for Dani Alves.

Mail Online (Sport) 

Matteo Darmian is a target for Juventus

SIMON JONES: Manchester United right-back Matteo Darmian has emerged as a target for Juventus as they consider replacements for Dani Alves.

Mail Online (Sport) 

Royal Ascot day two tips: Sportsmail's ultimate guide

BETTING GUIDE: Sportsmail's tipsters bring you their best bets as Royal Ascot rolls into day two on Wednesday. See all of our tips broken down so you can get the most from our guide to day two.

The New Yorker 

The Trials of Britain and Theresa May

John Cassidy on the tumultuous circumstances—including a spate of terrorist attacks and the Grenfell Tower fire—facing Prime Minister Theresa May as Parliament opens.

BusinessInsider.com 

Cisco thinks it’s solved an “unsolvable” encryption security challenge (CSCO)

Becky Peterson

Cisco has come up with a whole new way to fight malware. 

On Tuesday, the company unveiled a new smart network system. Using machine learning, the network's Encrypted Traffic Analytics software can sort through internet data to look for telltale signs of malicious software.

The service is specifically designed to detect malware in encrypted traffic, and Cisco says it has a 99 percent accuracy rate doing so.  

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USATODAY (Tech Top Stories) 

Uber to allow tipping for drivers

On Tuesday, Uber Technologies Inc. will, for the first time, allow drivers to collect tips through the Uber smartphone app.

USATODAY (Money Top Stories) 

Uber to allow tipping for drivers

On Tuesday, Uber Technologies Inc. will, for the first time, allow drivers to collect tips through the Uber smartphone app.

The Washington Times 

Bern victims pile up in Democratic Party

If the anti-Trump fever the media keeps telling us all about cannot break through in Georgia's 6th District, then it truly is nothing but a phantom that exists nowhere but in the minds of media elites hysterically trying to will President Trump out of existence.

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PBS.org 

Senate Democrats take a stand as GOP readies secret health care bill

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JUDY WOODRUFF: The effort by Senate Republicans to replace the Affordable Care Act picked up steam today, as their leader promised a first look at their bill before the end of the week.

So far, Democrats remain unable to stop it on their own. But they mounted a public relations attack as Republicans counted votes.

The word came from Majority Leader Mitch McConnell that a draft of the Senate GOP’s health care package was on its way.

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TheRepublic.com 

Back-to-back Alaska fatal black bear maulings seen as flukes

ANCHORAGE, Alaska — Experts say back-to-back fatal maulings of people by black bears in Alaska appear to be flukes by rogue bears but warn that people venturing into bear habitat should always carry bear repellent spray or guns. In the first attack, a black bear killed a 16-year-old runner Sunday who got lost competing in