In July, news surfaced that a special version of the Air Jordan 6would be releasing for the 2017 NBA All-Star. Surfacing today are the first photos of the sneaker, which has quickly been dubbed the Air Jordan 6 “Chameleon.”
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At some point in our evolutionary history, our Homo sapiens ancestors had sex with Neanderthals. Those cross-species trysts are the reason why almost everyone has a little bit of Neanderthal DNA in them today. Now, a new study published in the journal Molecular Biology and Evolution suggests that in addition to genetic material, the ancient hominids may have given us a common sexually-transmitted infection: A version of the human papillomavirus (HPV) that also causes cervical and oral cancers.
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In 2007, Google bought online advertising network Doubleclick with the assurance that they would prioritize user privacy as they developed new ad products. They’ve kept that promise, dividing their massive database of web browsing data from the personal info collected from Gmail and other parts of its product suite. Until last summer.
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Hillary Clinton’s Brooklyn campaign office had to be evacuated on Friday night after what a white, powdery substance was found inside a letter addressed to the campaign. The office is on the 11th floor of 1 Pierrepont Place, in Brooklyn Heights.
Cyber attacks targeting a little known internet infrastructure company, Dyn, disrupted access to dozens of websites on Friday, preventing some users from accessing PayPal, Twitter and Spotify.
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