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Emelogist: Hong Kong extradition protests: Government suspends bill' The Hong Kong government has suspended its highly controversial plan to allow extraditions to mainland China, Chief Executive Carrie Lam has announced. S he had previously refused to scrap the bill despite mass protests from Hong Kong residents. "I feel deep sorrow and regret that deficiencies in our work – and various other factors – have stirred up substantial controversies," she said. Protesters expressed concern at increased Chinese influence. Ms Lam said she had heard the calls for her government to "pause and think". She also admitted that the "explanation and communication" of the bill had not been adequate. She said her goal was "the greatest interests of Hong Kong", which involved first restoring peace and order. The government had argued the proposed extradition bill would "plug the loopholes" so that the city would not be a safe have...

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TECH & SCIENCE : O ver the weekend, several residents of Memphis reported a foul odor spreading across the city. Many locals in the midtown and downtown areas complained about the unpleasant smell on social media, likening it to rotten eggs or sulfur, WMC Action News 5 reported. The source of the smell was difficult to determine, and Memphians in homes and offices in the affected areas all had their own ideas about the cause. "I was wondering if my car was emitting a smell," one resident, Karyn Klinger, wrote on Facebook. Another, Rain Creekmore, said: "Sewage would be my most-likely assumption of what it was." Meanwhile, some worried that the scent could potentially put people off coming to the city. "That's not a good thing, especially with Memphis growing, and we want people to come here," resident Denisa Charles told WREG. "We have to do something about that. We need to find out what the source is and get it fixed." ...

EMELOGIST:  POLITICS A guest on Fox News on Sunday, unannounced, raised a photo of late Senator John McCain to show President Donald Trump, leading an anchor of the conservative-leaning network to call it "off the rails" and end the segment. The jab at Trump on the president's favorite news network occurred during a discussion before a town hall featuring Democratic presidential candidate Kirsten Gillibrand. Fox News anchor Leland Vittert slammed Democratic candidates and asked radio host John Kobylt to comment on the Trump campaign's supposed strategy to define the Democratic nominee as a socialist. "Oh that's a great commercial for Trump to run about a million times next year isn't it," Kobylt said. "This stuff doesn't play outside of San Francisco, that's a cult meeting inside that conference call." Just as Kobylt began talking, another guest on the show, radio host Chip Franklin, held up a photo of McCain over most of ...