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NATO braces for an awkward summit as Boris Johnson tells Trump to butt out of UK politics, Russia edges closer to Europe, and Macron calls the group brain-dead

World leaders are set to meet in the UK on Tuesday and Wednesday for a NATO summit that also marks the alliance's 70th anniversary.

Boris Johnson said UK's poorest communities are made-up of 'chavs,' 'burglars,' 'drug addicts,' and 'losers'

The Prime Minister claimed in 2005 that the poorest 20% of British society "supplies us with the chavs, the losers, the burglars, the drug addicts..."

Ex-FBI official Lisa Page says Trump's relentless attacks and 'degrading' fake orgasm stunt at rally led her to break silence

The president has singled out Page in his attacks on the Russia probe since critical messages between her and FBI official Peter Strzok were released.

Joe Biden nibbled on his wife's finger in a bizarre campaign stop moment

While Jill Biden's arm was outstretched, her husband leaned forward and bit down on the tip of her index finger for some reason.

TikTok's catastrophic handling of a teen who posted anti-China videos shows it is almost impossible to run a viral platform while following China's rules

TikTok has repeatedly denied censoring politically controversial content. It's not doing a great job.

Huawei's CEO said his arrested daughter should be proud to be a bargaining chip in the US-China trade war

Ren Zhengfei said his relationship with Meng Wanzhou has been closer since her arrest, and he sometimes sends her 'funny stories' he sees online.

The cryptocurrency community is up in arms after a US citizen gave a talk on blockchain in North Korea and was then arrested

Ethereum cofounder Vitalik Buterin has defended Virgil Griffith, a cryptocurrency expert accused of helping North Korea evade US sanctions.

Fred Wilson, one of the world's most successful venture capitalists, reveals the top trends in startups right now, and why he's investing in an industry that's imploding

The Twitter, Tumblr, and Zynga investor talked about what venture capitalists got wrong about media and why he still sees opportunity in the sector.

Google is facing another EU probe about how it collects and uses data, months after receiving a $1.7 billion antitrust fine

Google has already racked up $9.4 billion in fines from the EU.

A widely shared tweet by Jeremy Corbyn blasting London police after knife attack is fake, according to party officials

The fake tweet said that London police "murdered" the knife attacker during the London Bridge terror attack on Friday.

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