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Google staff have pledged $200,000 (£157,000) to engineers if they go on strike over the firm's work on a censored search engine for China. A prominent Google engineer started the fund after reports suggested it would avoid standard internal checks. The Intercept news site claimed that project Dragonfly was being developed without the oversight of privacy and security teams. Google said the project had undergone checks and would face more later. Final launch According to The Intercept, senior staff at Google involved with Dragonfly are worried about its development. It claims that Google ignored human rights worries voiced during early meetings and that standard checks on the development were being avoided. Google has not released many details about Dragonfly, but it is believed to be a censored or restricted search engine created with the co-operation of the Chinese government. China uses lots of technical measures to restrict and censor what its citizens can say and see online. In response to the article, senior Google engineer Liz Fong-Jones called for the creation of a fund to support any staff who went on strike over Dragonfly. Ms Fong-Jones said she would match funds up to a total of $100,000. Within hours, other Google staff had met her offer. The funding drive comes soon after a large group of Google workers signed a letter calling on the search giant to drop Dragonfly. In early November, thousands of staff walked out in protest at the way Google handled reports of sexual harassment and other inappropriate behaviour by senior managers. In response to The Intercept story, Google said: "This is an exploratory project and no decision has been made about whether we could or would launch." It added that privacy and security engineers had been consulted during Dragonfly's development. "For any product, final launch is contingent on a full, final privacy review but we've never gotten to that point in development," it said. "Privacy reviews at Google are non-negotiable and we never short-circuit the process." Heather Adkins, director of security and privacy at Google, also said Dragonfly had been reviewed. In a tweet, she said the story in The Intercept did not "represent my experience working on security and privacy for Dragonfly, which were positive and thoughtful. I saw no sidelining whatsoever."

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The body of former US President George HW Bush is to lie in state next week ahead of a day of national mourning. An arrival ceremony will be held for Bush Snr on Monday evening at the US Capitol. The public will be invited to pay their respects. Bush served as the 41st US president between 1989 and 1993, and died late on Friday. A funeral service will be held at a later date at the National Cathedral in Washington DC. The former president had been receiving treatment for a form of Parkinson's disease and had been admitted to hospital with a blood infection in April. He died aged 94 in Houston, Texas. What are the funeral plans? The presidential plane will be flown to Houston to bring the former president's body to Washington DC. His body will lie in state in the US Capitol until 07:00 EST (12:00 GMT) on Wednesday, where the public will be able to pay tribute. He will be buried at the presidential library in Texas, alongside his wife, Barbara Bush, who died seven months ago. The Bush family said they would announce additional details about funeral arrangements "as soon as is practical". A statement from a joint military task force supporting events around the state funeral promised a "nothing less than a first-class tribute". The White House said President Trump and First Lady Melania Trump would attend, despite not being at the funeral of former First Lady Barbara Bush. Dozens of other world leaders are also expected to be in attendance. Although US President Donald Trump has had difficult relations with the Bush family, he has declared Wednesday, 5 December, a national day of mourning. The New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq will also be closed on Wednesday in his honor. Mr Trump also called off a press conference planned at the G20 summit in Buenos Aires as a mark of respect for Bush. Speaking in Buenos Aires, the U.S. President called Bush "a high-quality man." He was a terrific guy and he'll be missed. He led a full life, and a very exemplary life, too," he told reporters. George Herbert Walker Bush was born in Massachusetts in June 1924 and grew up in Connecticut. He entered politics in 1964 after starting a Texan oil business and becoming a millionaire by the age of 40. During World War Two, he was an aviator before being shot down by the Japanese in September 1944 while on a bombing raid. In 1945, Bush married 18-year-old Barbara Pierce, with whom he went on to have six children. His single presidential term in office was defined by the end of the Cold War and the first Iraq war against Saddam Hussein. In 2001, his son George W Bush followed him into the White House, serving two terms.

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Tekashi 6ix9ine has appeared in court and pleaded not guilty to racketeering and firearms charges. The rapper was arrested earlier this month and could face a minimum of 32 years in prison. The trial date has been set for 4 September 2019 and he'll remain in custody, although it is unclear for how long. It all stems from his involvement with a violent US gang. The Nine Trey Bloods are a New York gang and also known as TreyWay, which 6ix9ine has mentioned on Twitter. The rapper's been charged with six offences which include racketeering, carrying a firearm, assault with a dangerous weapon, and conspiracy murder charges. Racketeering is when people use criminal actions to repeatedly take money from others, and most likely associated with protection rackets. TMZ previously reported that the 22-year-old was denied bail despite his lawyer offering $750,000 (£587,000) and house arrest. The Brooklyn rapper has evaded jail time on previous charges, including child sex offences in 2015, but experts believe the racketeering charges could mean a lengthy jail spell for the star. "In the history of the US, the one thing that seems to get someone locked up is racketeering, money-laundering or tax evasion," UK hip hop and culture writer, Jesse Bernard previously told Radio 1 Newsbeat. Adding: "This could be what takes him to prison." Despite being behind bars, 6ix9ine has still been making headlines. Right before Thanksgiving he was reportedly transferred to a new prison for "security reasons". His attorney Lance Lazzaro said it was because he was getting threats from other gang members in the Metropolitan Detention Center. And his debut album, which features both Kanye West and Nicki Minaj was due to be released on Friday, has been postponed.

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