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New York Knicks fans can cheer on their beloved team pretty much anywhere in the city’s five boroughs on Monday night — except outside of Madison Square Garden. A watch party outside of the team’s home court has been canceled for Game 3 of the NBA Finals due to the planned attendance of President Donald Trump. A spokesperson for the NYPD confirmed to NBC News on Sunday that the decision was made in coordination with the Secret Service.
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Newsletter: The quest for the EU’s tech independence
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Why your VPN keeps getting blocked and the simple fix
You fire up your VPN, connect to a server and pull up the streaming service or website you were trying to reach. A few seconds later, you see the dreaded message: blocked. Then you switch servers.
Why your VPN keeps getting blocked and the simple fix
You fire up your VPN, connect to a server and pull up the streaming service or website you were trying to reach. A few seconds later, you see the dreaded message: blocked. Then you switch servers.
UK media fails to disclose defence sector links in nearly 60% of cases
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Russian spies are going after Western technology – they care less about being caught
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