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POINTERS
THE RESULTS ARE IN
In New York City’s elections on Tuesday night,
Public Advocate Bill de Blasio took a commanding
lead in the Democratic mayoral primary, earning
slightly more than 40 percent of the vote. He will
avoid a run-off with the second-place finisher,
Bill Thompson, if that total holds after a recount.
Disgraced former congressman Anthony Weiner received less than 5 percent of the vote. In the
Republican mayoral primary, Joe Lhota defeated John Catsimatidis. Eliot Spitzer, who resigned as
governor over a prostitution scandal, lost to Scott Stringer in the race for city comptroller.
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IT’S HERE!
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HUFFINGTON
09.15.13
Apple fans can finally breathe a sigh of relief now that the
tech giant has announced the newest iPhones. The iPhone
5S will ship with the newest operating system, iOS 7, and
comes with a built-in fingerprint sensor called Touch ID,
which can be used for unlocking the phone and for other
functions like authorizing iTunes purchases. Apple’s senior
VP of worldwide marketing said its central processing unit
and graphics are twice as fast as those on its predecessor.
Apple also introduced a cheaper version of the phone,
called the iPhone 5C, which is made of plastic, comes in
five bright colors and costs $99 for 16GB.
ZIMMERMAN IN
SPOTLIGHT AGAIN
The wife of George Zimmerman, who
was recently acquitted of second-degree
murder in the killing of Florida teenager
Trayvon Martin, called police Monday
to report that Zimmerman had battered
her father and was threatening the family with a gun. She later said Zimmerman
broke apart an iPad she had used to record the confrontation. Zimmerman claims
his wife’s father attacked him and that she hit him with the iPad. Police said it’s
unknown whether they’ll be able to retrieve video from the destroyed device, and the
investigation is on hold.