TechCrunch·
Ok, can we actually cool data centers with our pee?
Jason Kelce joked that people should cool data centers with their pee, rather than potable water -- his suggestion is not completely ludicrous.
Controversial California oil pipeline can continue to operate, judge rules
The Guardian World•
State sought to stop system off coast of Santa Barbara from resuming operations after Trump ordered its reopening A controversial oil pipeline can continue to operate off the California coast after a…
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BBC Sport·
Arsenal exploring Yildiz move - Friday's gossip
Arsenal explore move for Kenan Yildiz, Atletico Madrid trying to finalise Nicolas Jackson signing and Manchester City in talks over Allan Elias, plus more.
Al Jazeera English·
Landslide at illegal gold mine kills 13 people in Colombia
At least 13 people have been killed and seven others injured in an unlicensed gold mine in southwest Colombia.
France 24 Arabic·
Controversial video. Is he documenting armed migrants on their way to a Saturday
In the light of the tension on the Moroccan-Spanish border, a video of mass controversy has spread over the communicators, allegedly showing armed migrants preparing to cross into the city of Septa, and fast accounts linked to the right..
France 24 Arabic·
France and other European States call for a moratorium on settlement expansion in the West Bank
France, Italy, Britain and Germany, on Thursday, called on Israel to stop settlement expansion in the occupied West Bank and to withdraw immediately tenders for the construction of more than 1,200 housing units, and warned the four States that..
Al Jazeera English·
Hundreds of Tibetans protest China’s ethnic unity law by shaving heads
A protest organised by hundreds of Tibetans in New Delhi led many exiles to shave their heads.