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Tor Project 'disgusted' by Daily Stormer, defends software ethos

The organization behind the anonymous browser condemns neo-Nazi site but says it can't choose who benefits from its technology.

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<p>White supremacist groups clashed with hundreds of counter-protesters during the "Unite The Right" rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, on Saturday. Dozens were injured in skirmishes and one counter-protester died after a white nationalist plowed into the crowd with his car. </p>

Daily Stormer offline again as Cloudflare pulls support

Internet security provider pulls its protection following claims it secretly supported the neo-Nazi site's ideology.

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<p>Jennifer Lawrence believes all the marchers should be shamed.</p>

Facebookers slam Jennifer Lawrence for call to ID neo-Nazis

Commentary: The actress faces criticism for encouraging her Facebook followers to join in the identification of the Charlottesville marchers. She responds with a famous quote.

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Bydgoszcz, Poland, 20 June 2016: Twitter has announced the possibility of live streaming via its site. With the integration of Periscope, the popular live streaming app Twitter now has the majority of the live streaming market in its hands making rivals like Meerkat all but disappear. (Photo by Jaap Arriens/NurPhoto via Getty Images)

Twitter pulls the plug on The Daily Stormer too

Following violence in Charlottesville, accounts affiliated with the neo-Nazi website are "suspended" on the social media platform.

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Google sniffs out pollen info for allergy sufferers

The pollen forecast will be included in search results.

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Trump attacks Amazon for 'doing great damage' to retailers

Trump's tweet is part of a string of criticisms he's directed at Amazon, CEO Jeff Bezos and Bezos' Washington Post.

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President Barack Obama speaks to reporters on the Affordable Care Act -- and NSA surveillance -- at the Fairmont Hotel in San Jose, Calif. today.

Obama’s Charlottesville tweet becomes most liked ever

The former president’s response to violence in Virginia surpasses Ariana Grande's tweet about England concert bombing.

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9 best shows to watch in a smart home (and 6 we can't stand)

Have a smart device and trying to figure out what to watch? We have the answers, with some tips on shows to avoid on certain devices.

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Samsung Galaxy Note 7 owners deserve a break (The 3:59, Ep. 267)

We discuss whether Samsung should give loyal customers additional incentives, as well as a new Amazon initiative and "The Walking Dead."

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Facebook named the world's most loved brand

Commentary: In the annual NetBase survey, the top 5 most loved brands are from the tech world. Google isn't one of them.

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Amazon Instant Pickup lets you grab an order in two minutes

Five pickup spots are available starting Tuesday, with more expected in the coming months.

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Facebook closes street artist’s page after anti-Zuck posters

Sabo, known for skewering liberal celebrities, loses his account after circulating posters referring to Facebook's CEO with a profanity.

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