Car Makers Pushing for Self-Driving Cars
In spite of widespread concerns about the safety and security of self-driving cars, all major manufacturers are rushing forward to develop the new technology. The general feeling is if you…
continue readingIn spite of widespread concerns about the safety and security of self-driving cars, all major manufacturers are rushing forward to develop the new technology. The general feeling is if you…
continue readingU.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump and a top U.S. intelligence official agreed on the potential for conflict with Russia if the United States adopts Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton’s…
continue readingIraq’s army supported by the United States and others is advancing on Mosul, an Iraqi city that has been under Islamic State control for two years serving as an important…
continue readingRussia said it was extending a moratorium on air strikes on Syria’s Aleppo into a ninth day, despite reports that air strikes have continued in recent days. …
continue readingHalloween is the spookiest day of the year in the United States with people attending costume parties, visiting haunted attractions and telling scary stories. But on October 31, Halloween is…
continue readingA massive merger in the U.S. cable television, movie and internet business is a symptom of large and rapid changes in that industry. Combining AT&T with Time Warner boosted stock…
continue readingMontenegro’s Prime Minister Milo Djukanovic has resigned, hours after suggesting that Russia was involved in an alleged coup attempt on the country’s election day and accusing the opposition of collaborating…
continue readingThe International Monetary Fund warned on Tuesday that growth in sub-Saharan Africa was likely to slow to its lowest point in more than 20 years, with average growth forecast at…
continue readingPresident Barack Obama will travel to Europe and Latin America the week after the presidential election. It’s expected to be his last major foreign trip before he leaves office in…
continue readingCuba, a few decades late to the internet era, plans to bring the web into some households in Havana by the end of the year, the Cuban News Agency (ACN)…
continue readingPaul Beatty has become the first American writer to win the prestigious Man Booker prize. Beatty’s The Sellout, a caustic satire on U.S. race relations, won the $61,000 prize, which…
continue readingTwo women who U.S. prosecutors say led an online group in raising money to support the Somali insurgent group al-Shabab were convicted by a federal judge Tuesday following a trial…
continue readingEfforts by the Islamic State terror group to draw attention away from the Iraqi-led assault on the key northern city of Mosul are having little if any impact, according to…
continue readingThe Vatican has issued new guidelines recommending that the cremated remains of Catholics be buried in cemeteries rather than be kept at home, scattered or divided among family members. The…
continue readingThe director of U.S. national intelligence says the ongoing U.S. push to persuade North Korea to give up its controversial nuclear program is, in his words, “probably a lost cause.”…
continue readingAn independent United Nations expert is bitterly condemning the world body for refusing to accept legal responsibility for a cholera outbreak in Haiti that has killed more than 9,300 and…
continue readingThe United States and China appear to be keeping an unusually low profile as they push for more dialogue and cooperation on space exploration. The State Department hosted a new…
continue readingScientists in Zimbabwe say they have developed new heat- and drought-tolerant varieties of maize that may be ready for sale ahead of the next planting season. The seeds from the…
continue readingThe results of a new report on toxins in the environment suggests that over 200 million people across the world are at risk of illness from industrial pollution. The new…
continue readingMexico’s national security commissioner insisted Tuesday that drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman’s health is fine after the kingpin’s common-law wife filed a complaint saying he’s faring poorly behind bars.…
continue readingGermany’s Foreign Ministry has canceled a planned concert at its consulate in Istanbul about the World War I-era mass slaughter and deportation of up to 1.5 million Armenians by Ottoman…
continue readingVenezuela’s opposition-controlled Congress has opened a political trial against President Nicolas Maduro for breaking the country’s constitutional order. The move was widely expected after lawmakers declared themselves in open…
continue readingAt age 24, Lilian Wairimu considered herself almost destitute. She had expected to land a job as a marketing executive after graduating from a relatively prestigious private university in Nairobi.…
continue readingYoung men play football in the afternoon sun. It is a common scene in Somalia, except for the razor wire and guard towers that surround this compound in the town…
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