News / MN Newsletter // May 19

May 19, 2019

Russia Ukraine Putin tells Pompeo US and Russia can improve relations after Mueller report - ABC News How Obama Colluded With Ukraine to Help Hillary Beat Donald Trump - American Free Press The big picture: national pride flourishes amid war in Ukraine - The Guardian Showtime for Volodymyr Zelensky, Ukraine's spoof president | World - The Times ‘A Good Career, if I Satisfied Him.’ Ukraine Fights Sexual Abuse, and a War. - The New York Times Putin tells Pompeo US and Russia can improve relations after Mueller report - ABC News ABC News U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo met with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Sochi as part of a renewed effort by the White House and Kremlin to improve relations following the publication of the Mueller report. Read More How Obama Colluded With Ukraine to Help Hillary Beat Donald Trump - American Free Press American Free Press Now that the Mueller investigation has finally ended, one would expect the mainstream media to be giving the same endless coverage to Obama’s apparent collusion with Ukraine to swing the presidential election in Hillary’s favor. Read More The big picture: national pride flourishes amid war in Ukraine - The Guardian The Guardian Over the past three years, London-based photographer Mark Neville has been travelling around Ukraine to work on several wide-ranging projects: one about holidaymakers in Odessa, another about people at worship, and an extensive series depicting the 2 million people in the country displaced by conflict on the eastern front. Read More Showtime for Volodymyr Zelensky, Ukraine's spoof president | World - The Times The Times When the comic actor due to be inaugurated tomorrow as Ukraine’s president set out to choose the public face of his new administration, he did so in typically unorthodox style: through a message on social media. Read More ‘A Good Career, if I Satisfied Him.’ Ukraine Fights Sexual Abuse, and a War. - The New York Times The New York Times VINNYTSIA, Ukraine — On her first day of service as a commissioned officer of the Ukrainian military, Lt. Valeria Sikal reported for duty at her base and received an unusual order. Read More

Top News How to use Google Maps to help someone find you - The Verge New York Supreme Court Grants Bitfinex’s Motion to Modify Injunction - Cointelegraph Blockchain Sister Startups Allegedly Pull $8 Million Exit Scam - Cointelegraph Trading Bots: Are They a Force for Good? - Cointelegraph Google reveals exact location where the most pictures are taken in Bristol - Bristol Post How to use Google Maps to help someone find you - The Verge The Verge Google Maps is great for helping you find your way — or even helping you find your car — but the app can also help other people find you. Maps has an easily overlooked feature for sharing your real-time whereabouts with someone so they can see exactly where you are, even if you’re moving, and then navigate to your location. Read More New York Supreme Court Grants Bitfinex’s Motion to Modify Injunction - Cointelegraph Cointelegraph Justice Joel Cohen of the New York Supreme Court has granted the Bitfinex cryptocurrency exchange’s motion to modify an injunction from the New York Attorney General (NYAG), Bitfinex announced on May 16. Read More Blockchain Sister Startups Allegedly Pull $8 Million Exit Scam - Cointelegraph Cointelegraph Blockchain startups RepuX and JoyToken have reportedly pulled a joint initial coin offering (ICO) exit scam, according to an exposé by Hard Fork of The Next Web (TNW) on May 16. RepuX and JoyToken reportedly ran their ICO promotions during March and April of 2018, and are now walking away with $4.7 million and $3.3 million, respectively. Read More Trading Bots: Are They a Force for Good? - Cointelegraph Cointelegraph Trading bots have become a staple of today’s markets — especially in the 24-hour cryptocurrency industry. But while some have gained popularity by enabling enthusiasts to execute their strategies automatically and keep on top of the latest trends, others have caused controversy by manipulating prices using methods that would break the law on regulated exchanges. Read More Google reveals exact location where the most pictures are taken in Bristol - Bristol Post Bristol Post A three-yard-square patch of pavement in Bristol has been named as one of the places where more pictures are taken than anywhere else in Britain. The pinpoint location sees more photographs taken on camera phones than anywhere else in the city - and is the seventh most popular in Britain. Read More

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