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International Business Machines Corp.'s Watson is seen in the immersion room during an event at the company's headquarters in New York. The Wimbledon tennis tournament, which starts Monday, will use IBM's artificial intelligence agent Watson to help direct fans to the most exciting matches, automatically generate video highlight reels and guide guests through the grounds of the All England Lawn Tennis Club .
EXCLUSIVE: Woman captured silently confronting heavily-armed Baton Rouge police in powerful photographs is a 28-year-old mom and nurse who spent 24 hours in jail for her 'crime' Off-duty cop shoots dead black football star, 20, who had bipolar disorder after he broke into the officer's home following an online argument about Black Lives Matter Wounded mother who laid on top of her son to protect him during Dallas attack praises 'hero cops' who formed a human shield around them Wounded Dallas cop tells of desperate moments he tried in vain to save the lives of three colleagues who were cut down in a hail of gunfire EXCLUSIVE: Chilling 'red, black and green' message the cornered Dallas sniper wrote in his own BLOOD as he taunted police stand for the Pan African flag, a powerful Black Power symbol 'It's gonna be OK': Philando Castile's girlfriend shares her four-year-old daughter's message ... (more)
EXCLUSIVE: Woman captured silently confronting heavily-armed Baton Rouge police in powerful photographs is a 28-year-old mom and nurse who spent 24 hours in jail for her 'crime' Off-duty cop shoots dead black football star, 20, who had bipolar disorder after he broke into the officer's home following an online argument about Black Lives Matter Wounded mother who laid on top of her son to protect him during Dallas attack praises 'hero cops' who formed a human shield around them Wounded Dallas cop tells of desperate moments he tried in vain to save the lives of three colleagues who were cut down in a hail of gunfire EXCLUSIVE: Chilling 'red, black and green' message the cornered Dallas sniper wrote in his own BLOOD as he taunted police stand for the Pan African flag, a powerful Black Power symbol 'It's gonna be OK': Philando Castile's girlfriend shares her four-year-old daughter's message ... (more)
EXCLUSIVE PICTURES: Yankees icon and $185 million man Derek Jeter, 42, marries Sports Illustrated model Hannah Davis, 26, at Napa wedding in front of 100 friends, relatives and sports stars Have photos of the Dallas sniper's dead body been leaked? Images posted online appear to show cop killer Micah Johnson moments after he was taken out by robotic police bomb Did Obama meet the Dallas gunman? President visited ex-soldier Micah Johnson's army base two years before gunman murdered five cops during protest EXCLUSIVE: Chilling 'red, black and green' message the cornered Dallas sniper wrote in his own BLOOD as he taunted police stand for the Pan African flag, a powerful Black Power symbol Rudy Giuliani says Black Lives Matter is 'inherently racist' and tells 'black parents to teach their children to be respectful to the police' in Dallas cop killer rant Conservative host Tomi Lahren under ... (more)
The suspect in the deadly attack on Dallas police taunted authorities during two hours of negotiations, laughing at them, singing and at one point asking how many officers he had shot, the police chief says. By Reese Dunklin and Juliet Linderman.
'Operation Mincemeat' mastermind who used a dead drunk's corpse to fool the Germans in WW2 most amazing spy story is remembered as his medals go up for sale Using dead body of a tramp they duped Germans into thinking the Allies were planning to attack Greece and Sardinia rather than Sicily in 1943 The body was dropped into the sea from a Royal Navy submarine and then floated towards the coast of Spain, carrying a case full of fake documents An Oxford-educated spymaster who duped the Germans using the body of a dead tramp carrying fake documents in World War Two is remembered as his medals go up for sale. Sir John Masterman ran the Twenty Committee , responsible for the use of double agents during the War.
The European Union's top economic official has criticised a British proposal to slash corporate tax to less than 15% following the nation's vote to abandon the bloc. "Going to 15% does not seem to me to be a good initiative," EU Economic Affairs Commissioner Pierre Moscovici told French radio.