Sri Lankan Police Looking For 140 With ISIS Links: President‎

Sri Lankan President Maithripala Sirisena said on Friday police are looking for 140 people believed to have links with the ISIS group over the Easter Sunday attacks on churches and hotels that killed...

US economy grew at strong 3.2% rate in first quarter‎

The economy grew at a far greater pace than experts had expected.

Daimler says it has no idea how Kim Jong Un got his limos‎

Despite sanctions, Kim was able to obtain Western-made luxury cars.

iFixit removes its Galaxy Fold teardown at Samsung’s request‎

The Samsung Galaxy Fold is one of Samsung’s most ambitious smartphones, perhaps even more ambitious than the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge. While the Note Edge was successful enough for Samsung to begin equipping its successive flagships with edge displays, the Fold is off to a rocky start despite glowin ...

New Zealander pleads guilty to sharing mosque shooting video‎

A man has pleaded guilty to sharing a livestream video that was recorded by a gunman as he began killing 50 people at two mosques in New Zealand

Slack reveals financials as it files to go public - CNET‎

The workplace messaging app is pursuing a direct listing on the New York Stock Exchange.

Sony Sees Lower Annual Profit as Gaming Business Slows‎

Sony warned its annual operating profit would drop as its previously thriving gaming business slows and its PlayStation 4 (PS4) console nears the end of its lifecycle.

NY Attorney General goes after Tether and Bitfinex for $850M cover-up‎

The New York State Attorney General (NYSAG) is reportedly building a case to sue cryptocurrency exchange, Bitfinex, and stablecoin, Tether. As court documents dated April 24 state, neither Bitfinex nor Tether are licensed to operate in the state of New York, and yet the Office of the Attorney Genera ...

Putin lauds China infrastructure initiative, warming ties‎

Praise for China's Belt and Road initiative from Russian President Vladimir Putin underscores the current warmth of ties between the giant neighbors forged partly by their shared opposition to a unipolar world dominated by the U.S.

World shares mostly dip on earnings, ahead of US growth data‎

Global stock markets are mostly lower amid weak corporate news and ahead of the release of U.S. economic growth data later in the day

Markets Right Now: Stocks fall as weak earnings offset GDP‎

Stocks are opening lower Friday after weak earnings reports offset a report showing solid growth in the U.S. economy.

American Airlines warns on 2019 profit over 737 Max, fuel‎

American Airlines 1Q profit beats estimates but revenue falls short, warns on 2019

Sex. Consent. Education.‎

Because there are no federal laws mandating sex ed in America, it varies drastically from school district to school district. Experts fear that this lack of consistency is failing students, especially when it comes to addressing the basics of consent and sexual assault prevention.

Nearly 300 college students quarantined amid measles outbreak‎

Officials at UCLA said a student with measles attended classes for three days, potentially putting hundreds at risk

Woman files lawsuit amid E. coli outbreak linked to ground beef, says she s ...‎

Melissa Carmicle is seeking damages in excess of $75,000 from K2D Foods, alleging that her kidneys began to fail, and that she began having seizures, as a result of E. coli infection.

Trump urges vaccinations to prevent spread of measles‎

President Donald Trump is urging Americans to get vaccinations to prevent the spread of measles

Model Elizabeth Pipko doubles down on efforts to encourage Jews to leave De ...‎

Model Elizabeth Pipko explains why she started the Exodus Movement.

Prince William, Kate Middleton visit pregnant Meghan Markle and Prince Harr ...‎

Despite rumors of an ongoing feud, the royal family reportedly put any animosity aside in order to celebrate the Easter holiday.

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Marilyn Monroe suffered from anxiety on set, says 'Bus Stop' co-star Don Mu ...‎

Don Murray will never forget his experience working alongside America’s most iconic sex symbol.

Book claims to shed light on John Belushi's final drug-fueled hours‎

John Belushi was reportedly drowning himself in alcohol and drugs while trying to turn around his career during his last days at the Chateau Marmont in 1982, and the last people to see him alive were Robert De Niro, Robin Williams and a woman named Kathy Smith – who later pleaded guilty to involunta ...