An LA resident just powered through enough water for nearly 100 homes — and the city won’t name him
California is in the middle of its fourth year of drought. Experts say it’s the worst the state has seen in 1,200 years. Dwindling… Read More ›
California is in the middle of its fourth year of drought. Experts say it’s the worst the state has seen in 1,200 years. Dwindling… Read More ›
Retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson looks like he may be losing some steam in a slew of recent national and state polls that have shown… Read More ›
New Orleans, LA – New Orleans police have identified a man accused of shooting a medical student who stopped an apparent kidnapping. Police say 21-year-old… Read More ›
New York – U.S. utilities see great potential in the use of remote-controlled drones to do the often-dangerous work of inspecting power lines and… Read More ›
Harrisburg, PA – An Amish man turned heads as he whizzed by fellow runners at a recent marathon — not because of his… Read More ›
The deadly terror attacks in Paris and Beirut last week are consistent with a worldwide trend of increased terrorism — now at its highest… Read More ›
The suspected ringleader of the Paris attacks has been on the counterterrorism radar for some time and was targeted in French airstrikes on Syria last… Read More ›
Antalya, Turkey – Russia pummeled ISIS sites in Syria Tuesday, including targeting the terror organization’sself-proclaimed capital city of Raqqa and deploying dozens of cruise missiles. Though… Read More ›
A Frenchman allegedly trying to discard a gun prompted the evacuation of one of two terminals Saturday morning at London’s Gatwick Airport, police said. The… Read More ›
In direct contrast with President Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton said Saturday that ISIS “cannot be contained” but instead must be “defeated.” Her comments at the… Read More ›
There was a sense of inevitability about the attacks in Paris on Friday. French Prime Minister Manuel Valls had called the terrorist threat facing France… Read More ›
Leaders throughout continent announce heightened defense measures, question the future of borderless Europe ROME (AP) — Soldiers and paramilitary troops toting semi-automatic rifles patrolled… Read More ›
The assailant was known to police as being close to radical Islam but had never been linked to terrorism enquiry Police took into custody… Read More ›
Islamic State has struck on an unprecedented scale; a skilled bomb-maker is likely still on the loose; some of the attackers were French nationals, one… Read More ›
Apple is in talks with banks in the US about creating its own mobile-to-mobile payments service that sounds a lot like PayPal’s Venmo app,… Read More ›
Aswath Damodaran, a New York University finance professor, doesn’t think that a big, stodgy investor like Fidelity should invest in a startup like Snapchat.… Read More ›
If you’re thinking about buying a new smartphone, you might want to wait just a bit. Next year’s smartphones are going to do stuff that… Read More ›
When a 1-year-old girl wouldn’t stop crying while her mother was at a club, an 8-year-old boy became annoyed and “viciously attacked” the toddler, beating… Read More ›
American taxpayers doled out $5.9 billion in foreign military financing in 2014, according to the government’s Foreign Assistance report — that’s roughly the GDP of… Read More ›
Dream of becoming a basketball player? New research indicates that children who avoid drinking milk will be about 4 centimeters shorter when they grow up… Read More ›