By Jennifer Schuessler The New York Times A survey of writers around the world by the PEN American Center has found that a significant majority said they were deeply concerned with government...
Read MoreBy Sarah Knapton The Telegraph A rescue dog saved its owner’s life after sniffing out an aggressive tumour in her breast. Josie Conlon, 46, of Stockton-on-Tees was unaware she had breast cancer until her two-year-old...
Read MoreBy Ariel Solomon The Jerusalem Post Iran’s elite Revolutionary Guards Corps thwarted a Mossad assassination attempt against one of its nuclear scientists, a senior Iranian security official said on Saturday. “In the last two...
Read MoreThe Moscow Times Machine-gun wielding battle robots are going to be tested in Russia’s Astrakhan region for use by the country’s Strategic Missile Forces, the Interfax news agency reported Friday. Major Dmitry...
Read MoreBy Igor Bobic The Huffington Post Oklahoma residents are concerned that a proposed bill would make it a crime to wear a hooded sweatshirt, or hoodie, in public on many occasions, according to local news station KFOR. The wearing...
Read MoreBy Jordan Novet Venture Beat Researchers have come up with a new way to teach robots how to use tools simply by watching videos on YouTube. The researchers, from the University of Maryland and the Australian research center...
Read MoreBy April Holloway Ancient Origins A Spanish-Italian archaeological team, in cooperation with the Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities, has made an incredible discovery in the necropolis of Sheikh Abd el-Qurna, on the West Bank at...
Read MoreBy Anna Fifield The Washington Post Clasping his headphones and closing his eyes as he sang into the studio microphone while performing a peppy duet with one of South Korea’s hottest actresses, spiky-haired Cha Kil-yong looked...
Read MoreBy Andrew Buncombe The Independent A list of people who have associated with Jeffrey Epstein over the years would take in the world of celebrity, science, politics – and royalty Over the years, the casually-dressed,...
Read MoreBy Tyler Durden Zero Hedge US foreign policy just jumped the shark: a few days after both the FBI and the US State department were humiliated when it was revealed that it wasn’t North Korea but a disgruntled, laid off Sony...
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