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A Delta passenger checked a suitcase with a rainbow luggage tag and it came back defaced with the word 'sodomite'

Delta is investigating what happened, and why a passenger's luggage tag came back defaced with the ugly slur.

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Stripe just scored a $35 billion valuation, up $15 billion in just one year. But its president says it's still a 'toddler,' so don't call it a 'late-stage startup.'

Stripe was started by two Irish brothers. It quickly rose to become one of Silicon Valley's leading technology startups. Now it's valued at $35 billion.

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Real-life characters in HBO's 'Chernobyl' on the moment they found out about the world's worst nuclear-power-plant accident

Most of the characters who appear in HBO's "Chernobyl" series existed in real life, and a few have been willing to share their stories.

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The 7 most disappointing features in iOS 13

Apple's new software for the iPhone, iOS 13, is a great improvement over the last version. But it's far from perfect.

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Larry Ellison is giving Oracle's board 5 internal candidates for the next CEO, should Mark Hurd be unable to return

Ellison likes the co-CEO structure, he said. With Mark Hurd out, he's working to find 5 internal executives who may be promoted to replace him as CEO.

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The top 9 shows on Netflix and other streaming services this week

The most in-demand original streaming shows this week include Netflix's "Elite," DC Universe's "Titans," and YouTube's "Cobra Kai."

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A near majority of Scots are now in favour of independence from the UK because of Brexit

Opinion polls put support for independence in Scotland at an average of 49% according to analysis by the UK's leading pollster.

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A new airport in Poland could become one of the busiest in the world – these design concepts give a first glance at how it could look

One architect proposing design concepts for the airport says the transport hub "would cover an area larger than the entirety of Manhattan."

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Boris Johnson overruled officials to send 'close friend' on foreign trade missions

The UK prime minister has been urged by opponents to answer questions about potential conflicts of interest and misuse of public funds.

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