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Uber Hong Kong To Launch Uber Flash Service Tuesday, Teams Up With Tin Shing Motors And Taxis To Gain Legal Status
Uber in Hong Kong is launching its Uber Flash service Tuesday to bring back to Hong Kong commuters on-call, on-the-go, online cab-hailing services in the city. Cab riders and commuters will be able to hire UberX transport vehicles and taxis with this upcoming service. 
Uber in Hong Kong is launching its Uber Flash service Tuesday to bring back to Hong Kong commuters on-call, on-the-go, online cab-hailing services in the city. Cab riders and commuters will be able to hire UberX transport vehicles and taxis with this upcoming service. -
Justin Trudeau Refuses To Resign, Maintains He Acted Professionally Despite Jody Wilson-Raybould’s Revelations
Canada’s Prime Minister (PM) Justin Trudeau is facing calls to step down from his position in the wake of revelations made by former Attorney General Jody Wilson-Raybould on the 2015 SNC-Lavalin case of bribery in Libya. 
Canada’s Prime Minister (PM) Justin Trudeau is facing calls to step down from his position in the wake of revelations made by former Attorney General Jody Wilson-Raybould on the 2015 SNC-Lavalin case of bribery in Libya. -
Planet Nine May Be Found By 2030, Scientists Suggest
In ten to 15 years, scientists doing research at the California Institute of Technology or Caltech are confident in discovering Planet 9, which is 37 billion miles away from the Earth. There are two research papers published that show evidence of this. 
In ten to 15 years, scientists doing research at the California Institute of Technology or Caltech are confident in discovering Planet 9, which is 37 billion miles away from the Earth. There are two research papers published that show evidence of this. -
Donald Trump Gainsayed By Nikki Haley In North Korea, Earns Ire Even Of Supporters On Warmbier Issue
Not long after President Donald Trump stated in an interview following the abrupt end of the Hanoi Nuclear Summit that the North Korean military man Kim Jong Un had no hand in the death of American student Otto Warmbier, Former United Nations ambassador Nikki Haley took to Twitter to contradict the United States President. 
Not long after President Donald Trump stated in an interview following the abrupt end of the Hanoi Nuclear Summit that the North Korean military man Kim Jong Un had no hand in the death of American student Otto Warmbier, Former United Nations ambassador Nikki Haley took to Twitter to contradict the United States President. -
Update On Hanoi Nuclear Summit: No Agreement Signed As Trump Walked After Kim Jong Un Demanded End To Sanctions
UPDATE: No agreement was reached at the Hanoi Nuclear Summit when North Korea’s Kim Jong Un made demands that sanctions on his country be lifted. In the light of those demands, President Donald Trump “walked.” 
UPDATE: No agreement was reached at the Hanoi Nuclear Summit when North Korea’s Kim Jong Un made demands that sanctions on his country be lifted. In the light of those demands, President Donald Trump “walked.” -
India And Pakistan Are Reportedly On The Brink Of War In The Midst Of Clashing Reports On Kashmir Incident
A return to hostilities between India and Pakistan may be imminent after almost half a century of being buried, when both nuclear laden countries send their planes across the border between their territories in Kashmir to deliver airstrikes on each other. Moreover, a confusing exchange over which country hits which planes and captured whose pilots has the international community on tippy toes, concerned about the possibility of an all-out war. 
A return to hostilities between India and Pakistan may be imminent after almost half a century of being buried, when both nuclear laden countries send their planes across the border between their territories in Kashmir to deliver airstrikes on each other. Moreover, a confusing exchange over which country hits which planes and captured whose pilots has the international community on tippy toes, concerned about the possibility of an all-out war. -
Does Kim Jong Un Know How To Speak English? North Korea’s Leader Loves Basketball
As the outcome of the Hanoi Nuclear summit participated in by United States President Donald Trump and North Korea military leader Kim Jong Un is yet to be disclosed, attention has been directed toward the latter and his personal life, including his ability to speak English. 
As the outcome of the Hanoi Nuclear summit participated in by United States President Donald Trump and North Korea military leader Kim Jong Un is yet to be disclosed, attention has been directed toward the latter and his personal life, including his ability to speak English. -
Donald Trump Says Kim Jong Un Will 'Be A Great Leader'
Amid updates that he and North Korea military leader, Kim Jong Un, will be signing an agreement Thursday, after just a day of talks, United States President Donald Trump appeared to have many good things to say about the latter. Trump hailed his North Korean counterpart, saying that the latter will “be a great leader.” 
Amid updates that he and North Korea military leader, Kim Jong Un, will be signing an agreement Thursday, after just a day of talks, United States President Donald Trump appeared to have many good things to say about the latter. Trump hailed his North Korean counterpart, saying that the latter will “be a great leader.” -
POTUS Donald Trump On Hanoi Nuclear Summit: 'I’m Not In A Rush'
Vietnam’s path toward the prosperity it holds today may significantly influence the outcome of the summit talks between North Korea and the United States. At least, that’s what President Trump may be hoping will happen. 
Vietnam’s path toward the prosperity it holds today may significantly influence the outcome of the summit talks between North Korea and the United States. At least, that’s what President Trump may be hoping will happen. -
Michael Cohen Congressional Testimony Released And Contains Accusations Of Cheating, Racism, And Lies
Michael Cohen, the former personal attorney of the United States President Donald Trump, will be providing testimony as evidence of criminal conduct against the latter, in a three-day appearance starting Tuesday, February 27. 
Michael Cohen, the former personal attorney of the United States President Donald Trump, will be providing testimony as evidence of criminal conduct against the latter, in a three-day appearance starting Tuesday, February 27.
