ISIS-linked group uses Donald Trump in new propaganda video

An Islamic State (ISIS)-linked media organization used footage of GOP presidential front-runner Donald Trump in a new propaganda video following the attacks in Brussels.

The video, purportedly released by the pro-ISIS group Al Battar, shows footage of Trump calling Brussels a “horror show” after the attacks there — which ISIS has claimed credit for.

“Brussels was one of the great cities, one of the most beautiful cities of the world 20 years ago, and it was amazing actually and safe, and now it’s a horror show, it’s an absolute horror show,” Trump says in the video titled “Brussels Attacks.” …

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Get a free Moto E with Moto X Pure Edition purchase

Motorola is holding a pretty sweet promotion and gives you away a free Moto E with every Moto X Pure Edition purchase. The promotion is only valid in the US for today and ends at 10.59 AM Central Time.

Moto E currently retails for around €110 and has so far managed to stay pretty up-to-date with the recent Android releases.

The vanilla Moto X Pure Edition costs $399.99 without any modifications from the Moto Maker. Yes, it sounds like a solid deal to us, too.

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Faith in mobile wallet business has increased: Bipin Preet Singh, co-founder of Mobikwik

The next big growth in mobile wallet business will happen when a lot of offline payments start happening on this platform, says Bipin Preet Singh.

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Faith in mobile wallet business has increased: Bipin Preet Singh, co-founder of Mobikwik

'Criminal Minds' has said goodbye to one of its finest

The BAU has just lost a longtime member of the team.

No, Derek Morgan is not dead. But, indeed, the beefcake agent played for 11 seasons by Shemar Moore has solved his final case on Criminal Minds.

SEE ALSO: ‘Person of Interest’ no longer of interest to CBS

Though Moore’s departure from the show had been long rumored, the confirmation came in Wednesday’s new episode of the CBS procedural, as his character decided to leave the team and focus on being a family man — one that, you know, doesn’t get abducted and shot at.

Shemar Moore as Derek Morgan in the March 2 episode of ‘Criminal Minds.’.

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Blood brothers: Why family members are more likely to engage in terrorism together

Many extremists who have committed high-profile attacks in recent years share more than an ideology. Often, they’ve come from the same blood.

Two of the three attackers who killed at least 34 and injured 270 in Brussels on Tuesday — Ibrahim and Khalid El Bakraoui — were brothers.

SEE ALSO: Brussels bombers were criminals with ties to the Paris attackers

And there are plenty other recent examples of extremist brothers.

A woman looks at flowers laid near the headquarters of magazine Charlie Hebdo in Paris, on Feb. 6, 2015.

Image: AP Photo/Remy de la Mauviniere

Salah and Brahim Abdeslam — both from Brussels — played a huge part in the November attacks in Paris that left 130 …

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Missed the Kindle update deadline? Here's how to update manually - CNET

If you’re the owner of a Kindle device made in 2012 or earlier and you missed the deadline to update your device before it lost connectivity, here’s how to get it working again.

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Apple’s Modest Product Upgrades Take Back Seat to Worries on iPhone Encryption

At a news conference to unveil smaller versions of the iPhone and iPad, Tim Cook, the chief executive, addressed the company’s fight with the F.B.I.

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