Sri Lanka has partially lifted an overnight curfew imposed nationwide after an upsurge in anti-Muslim violence, three weeks after the deadly Easter Sunday bombings.

The curfew in the North-Western province will remain until further notice, police said.

Mosques and Muslim-owned shops have been vandalised or set on fire, and one Muslim man has been slashed to death.

Read more at BBC News.

Hackers were able to remotely install surveillance software on phones and other devices using a major vulnerability in messaging app WhatsApp, it has been confirmed.

WhatsApp, which is owned by Facebook, said the attack targeted a "select number" of users, and was orchestrated by "an advanced cyber actor".

A fix was rolled out on Friday.

The attack was developed by Israeli security firm NSO Group, according to a report in the Financial Times.

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Packing for a trip is never easy. Fitting everything in my closet into one tiny bag is definitely impossible, so I spend days narrowing down the best options. Somehow, I always end up taking loads of clothes I never end up wearing. After years of perfecting my packing routine, I've learned it's all about versatility, like having a jumpsuit you can take from day to night or a top you can wear with jeans or a skirt. Not only does it save you room in your bag, but it helps you get the most for your money.

To help you pack for your next vacation, we went on a mission to uncovered the absolute best travel clothes you can buy right now. These pieces are great for several occasions, and they're also comfy and affordable. From flattering dresses to tops you can wear after your getaway, there's no doubt you'll fall in love with some of the choices we found. Ahead, you can shop our 54 favorite pieces for Summer. The best part: prices start at just $20, so you don't have to feel bad about splurging on a couple new things. Keep reading to check out our hot picks.

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Expectant mothers who eat nuts regularly during early pregnancy have more intelligent children, a new study suggests.

Analysis of 2,200 women and their children over eight years found those whose mothers had eaten three or more servings a week during the first 12 weeks performed better in intelligence tests.

Read more at Telegraph.

Helping someone with depression can be a challenge. If someone in your life has depression, you may feel helpless and wonder what to do. Learn how to offer support and understanding and how to help your loved one get the resources to cope with depression. Here's what you can do.

Read more at Self.

Ride-hailing drivers in more than a dozen cities plan to strike on Wednesday ahead of Uber's highly anticipated Wall Street debut.

The strikes are expected to happen across major US cities, as well as parts of the United Kingdom, Australia and South America. Participating drivers say they intend to send a message to Uber and its rivals: They want livable incomes, job security and regulated fares, among other demands.

Read more at CNN.

When your career is starting off, it feels like you're never moving fast enough at work.

All you want to do is take on more responsibility, get promoted, and move along your ideal path at a rapid clip. It's all about proving yourself before pushing forward to the next challenge.

Read more at Inc.

Miami has vaulted to the No. 1 spot for starting a small business in the U.S., according to Biz2Credit’s annual rankings of the Top 25 Cities for Small Business Growth released Tuesday.

More than 82,000 small businesses employ 53% of the Miami-Dade County’s workforce, revealed a study commissioned by the Florida Small Business Development Center. It also has a high percentage of microbusinesses, according to the FIU Metropolitan Center.

Read more at CNBC.

Google on Tuesday unveiled the latest updates to its Android operating system at its big I/O developers conference. The event, which took place in Google's hometown of Mountain View, California, serves as a means for the company to provide developers and fans with a closer look at what it's been working on for the past year.

Android is the world's most popular operating system, running on smartphones ranging from manufacturers like Samsung to Huawei and everything in between. So any changes to the OS will impact billions of users around the world.

Read more at Yahoo Finance.

BMW reported earnings of $667 million, down more than 75% year over year, but earnings including a $1.6 billion charge for potential antitrust fines. (European auto makers are still dealing with the fallout from diesel-emission scandals.) BMW sales totaled $25.5 billion, 2.5% better than what the German equivalent of Wall Street expected. Still, lower earnings pushed BMW stock down 1.5% Tuesday, worse than the 0.5% drop in the German DAX Index.

Despite the lower profits, BMW (ticker: BMW.Germany) management is ramping up spending on research and development, reiterating the company’s commitment to vehicle electrification. R&D spending in the first quarter amounted to 6.2% of sales, above management’s long-term goal of 5% to 5.5%. In 2017 and 2018, BMW respectively spent 6.2% and 7.1% of sales on research and development.

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