A pair of Black Lives Matter activists interrupted Hillary Clinton at a private fundraiser, confronting her with past statements about youth in gangs.… Read more
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Iran arrests Baquer Namazi, father of imprisoned American businessman
Six weeks after freeing U.S. citizens in a prisoner swap with the United States, Iran has arrested yet another man.… Read more
Uber rolls out motorcycle taxi service in Bangkok
Uber has introduced a motorcycle taxi service in the congested streets of Bangkok.… Read more
Maryland Bill Would Eliminate Speed Cameras Across State
Maryland bill would eliminate speed cameras across state … Read more
Walmart yanks hoverboards from its site
Walmart has become the latest and the largest retailer to join the growing number of outlets to pull hoverboards from its website.… Read more
Nurse Accused of Helping With Surgery While Drunk
A nurse is charged with being drunk while assisting on an emergency surgery at the VA Medical Center near Wilkes-Barre.… Read more
Facebook turns on ‘Reactions’ for all customers
Now you can do a whole lot more than “like” a Facebook post. “Love,” “Haha,” “Wow,” “Sad,” and “Angry” are five new Facebook buttons that people can click.… Read more
Google’s new robot is now even more human
Google has given its most famous robot a major update. Now it acts even more human.… Read more
Swedish teen rescued from ISIS speaks: ‘It was really a hard life’
(CNN) — A 16-year-old Swedish girl rescued from ISIS territory in northern Iraq by Kurdish special forces has given a television interview explaining how she came to be stranded in the terror group’s so-called caliphate. Kurdish forces came to the aid of Marlin Stivani Nivarlain near the ISIS stronghold of Mosul last Wednesday, according to…… Read more
Why the Beyoncé controversy is bigger than you think
Beyoncé is not the first celebrity to cause a stir by inserting race into her art, but her actions are resonating.… Read more
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Black Lives Matter protesters confront Clinton at a fundraiser
A pair of Black Lives Matter activists interrupted Hillary Clinton at a private fundraiser, confronting her with past statements about youth in gangs.… Continue Reading
Iran arrests Baquer Namazi, father of imprisoned American businessman
Six weeks after freeing U.S. citizens in a prisoner swap with the United States, Iran has arrested yet another man.… Continue Reading
Uber rolls out motorcycle taxi service in Bangkok
Uber has introduced a motorcycle taxi service in the congested streets of Bangkok.… Continue Reading
Maryland Bill Would Eliminate Speed Cameras Across State
Maryland bill would eliminate speed cameras across state … Continue Reading
Walmart yanks hoverboards from its site
Walmart has become the latest and the largest retailer to join the growing number of outlets to pull hoverboards from its website.… Continue Reading
Nurse Accused of Helping With Surgery While Drunk
A nurse is charged with being drunk while assisting on an emergency surgery at the VA Medical Center near Wilkes-Barre.… Continue Reading
Facebook turns on ‘Reactions’ for all customers
Now you can do a whole lot more than “like” a Facebook post. “Love,” “Haha,” “Wow,” “Sad,” and “Angry” are five new Facebook buttons that people can click.… Continue Reading
Google’s new robot is now even more human
Google has given its most famous robot a major update. Now it acts even more human.… Continue Reading
Swedish teen rescued from ISIS speaks: ‘It was really a hard life’
(CNN) — A 16-year-old Swedish girl rescued from ISIS territory in northern Iraq by Kurdish special forces has given a television interview explaining how she came to be stranded in the terror group’s so-called caliphate. Kurdish forces came to the aid of Marlin Stivani Nivarlain near the ISIS stronghold of Mosul last Wednesday, according to…… Continue Reading
Why the Beyoncé controversy is bigger than you think
Beyoncé is not the first celebrity to cause a stir by inserting race into her art, but her actions are resonating.… Continue Reading