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290 Killed and The Death Toll is Rising in Terrorist Attack on Christians in Sri Lanka
A suicide bomber was staying in a five-star hotel, waiting in line for a breakfast buffet before activating the explosive.
Fire on the Notre Dame Roof Was Discovered Too Late, and Here Is Why
Four companies had signed reconstruction contracts for Notre Dame, but none of them had workers at the time of the fire outbreak.
Russians to Launch a Space Advertising Race by 2021
Space advertising is inevitable but there are other dangers hidden beside the technological challenges, such as whether we have the right to commercialize space in such a way.
Alibaba CEO Calls 996 Working Time a ‘Blessing’
They work 12 hours a day, 6 days a week, and their billionaire chief, boss Alibaba, tells them: "This is a huge blessing for you."
Anonymous Threaten To Retaliate For Assange Arrest
The organization threatens to digitally attack everyone involved in the Assange arrest, from CIA and Trump to officers that arrested Assange.
Netanyahu Likely to Win Elections but Voters Had Enough of ‘King Bibi’
Both Netanyahu and opposition leader Ganz declared victory due to the even election results, but Netanyahu claims his fifth mandate because of Israeli law.
Boeing Admits It's Faulty System Contributed To 737 MAX Crash
Boeing CEO said he is "sorry for lives lost" in two fatal 737 MAX crashes that claimed hundreds of lives, and admits there is another glitch in need of a fix.
The Russians Opened a Pilot Training Center in Venezuela
The training center is symbolic in its role to educate a new breed of Venezuelan airmen but has a powerful political message aimed at the U.S.
Understanding the Implication of the World’s Most Expensive Painting Saga
There has been an unending hullabaloo about President Trump’s assumption of the political office with the help of some external friends.
Hamas Said Malfunctioned Rocket Fired Its Self on Israel
The rocket that almost killed an entire family in Central Israel, was launched by accident, Hamas said. Egypt urged Palestine to stop using that brand of rockets.
US Decides to Cut Foreign Aid to Three Countries
The state department has announced that it will be cutting aid to Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala soon after Donald Trump threatened that he will close the border to Mexico by next week.
Financial Rallies: What Do They Tell You About the Market?
The sustained market prices of a financial rally have some investors cheering. Others fearfully anticipate an eventual correction.
The SPLC Scandal: Who watches the watchdog?
Hate monitor group The Southern Poverty Law Center is deeply shaken by a harassment scandal that resulted in firing and resignations in top management.
A Which Hunt Continues: US Media Spotlighted Hollywood star for ‘Colluding with Russians’
With the Mueller investigation finished, US media turns to actor John Travolta who visited Moscow and met with Russian officials.
Scientists Create Robot ‘Translators’ for Inter-species
Addressing a swarm of bees to communicate with fishes opens the door to behavioral control of species.
Mexican Thieves Stealing US Border Fence Wire to Secure Tijuana Homes
No way to stop this, authorities say. The fence paid by US taxpayers is now securing the homes in Mexican city Tijuana.
Chinese Surgeon Performed the First Remote Brain Surgery
Using a 5G network the surgeon performed a surgical procedure on a patients brain from a distance of nearly 2000 miles.
Zig Ziglar Legacy Continues with Free Entrepreneur Assessment
Which type are you? A free entrepreneur assessment is available for a limited time by Ziglar Inc. in partnership with famous Shark investor Kevin Harrington.
EU Introduces Visas for US Citizens Starting From 2021
This measure comes after a new set of cracks in the US-EU relationship, which means the Americans would have to undergo a security check in order to cross the pond.
Fake Pilot Discovered After 20 Years of Flying Airliners
The pilot was discovered accidentally, after he carried out an unusual maneuver while passing through the Swiss air.