The wearable camera maker’s shares crashed below their IPO price of $24.… Read more
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IDF: 2 Israelis Killed, 1 Injured by Shooter in West Bank
Two Israelis were killed and one was injured Friday when shots were fired at their vehicle near the West Bank city of Hebron.… Read more
Europe Wants G20 to Help with Refugee Crisis
The chances of the G20 summit in Turkey resulting in anything other than a well-intentioned statement look slim, given the big powers have different priorities.… Read more
We Want to Play! Fantasy Sports Fans to Protest New York Ban
The protest started with more than 300 players crowding the sidewalk outside of Schneiderman’s lower Manhattan office near Wall Street.… Read more
Smarter Robots Put 50% of Jobs at Risk
The Bank of England has warned that machines could take over 80 million American and 15 million British jobs over the next 10 to 20 years.… Read more
Secret Service Officer Arrested in Child Sex Sting
A Secret Service officer was was caught in a sting sending naked pictures of himself to someone he thought was a 14-year-old girl.… Read more
How Koreans Energized this Maryland City
The Asian population in Ellicott City ballooned to 23% in 2013, according to the latest U.S. Census Bureau statistics.… Read more
Ted Cruz-Marco Rubio Immigration Feud Springs to Life
For the Cuban-American senators, both of whom are ascendant in polls, the contrast offers an early chance to shore up their credentials.… Read more
Can you Spend $1 Trillion on Defense and Still be a Conservative?
“How is it conservative to add a trillion dollars in military expenditures?” Rand Paul asked Marco Rubio at Tuesday’s Republican debate. … Read more
Former Citigroup CEO: Big Banks don’t Work
In an op-ed published in the Financial Times, John Reed says large banks like the one he used to run are now “inherently unstable and unworkable.”… Read more
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Grounded: GoPro Crashes Below IPO Price
The wearable camera maker’s shares crashed below their IPO price of $24.… Continue Reading
IDF: 2 Israelis Killed, 1 Injured by Shooter in West Bank
Two Israelis were killed and one was injured Friday when shots were fired at their vehicle near the West Bank city of Hebron.… Continue Reading
Europe Wants G20 to Help with Refugee Crisis
The chances of the G20 summit in Turkey resulting in anything other than a well-intentioned statement look slim, given the big powers have different priorities.… Continue Reading
We Want to Play! Fantasy Sports Fans to Protest New York Ban
The protest started with more than 300 players crowding the sidewalk outside of Schneiderman’s lower Manhattan office near Wall Street.… Continue Reading
Smarter Robots Put 50% of Jobs at Risk
The Bank of England has warned that machines could take over 80 million American and 15 million British jobs over the next 10 to 20 years.… Continue Reading
Secret Service Officer Arrested in Child Sex Sting
A Secret Service officer was was caught in a sting sending naked pictures of himself to someone he thought was a 14-year-old girl.… Continue Reading
How Koreans Energized this Maryland City
The Asian population in Ellicott City ballooned to 23% in 2013, according to the latest U.S. Census Bureau statistics.… Continue Reading
Ted Cruz-Marco Rubio Immigration Feud Springs to Life
For the Cuban-American senators, both of whom are ascendant in polls, the contrast offers an early chance to shore up their credentials.… Continue Reading
Can you Spend $1 Trillion on Defense and Still be a Conservative?
“How is it conservative to add a trillion dollars in military expenditures?” Rand Paul asked Marco Rubio at Tuesday’s Republican debate. … Continue Reading
Former Citigroup CEO: Big Banks don’t Work
In an op-ed published in the Financial Times, John Reed says large banks like the one he used to run are now “inherently unstable and unworkable.”… Continue Reading