Thursday, July 30, 2015
Group says images suggest flaperon came off while plane was airborne
Group says images suggest flaperon came off while plane was airborne
From mundane to mystery
Two hundred and thirty-nine people boarded Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 on March 8, 2014 with nothing more than the anticipation of a quick transit across the Gulf of Thailand, then Thailand, Vietnam and onto China -- home to the majority of those on board.
Illegal immigrant ordered freed by feds now suspected of murder in Ohio
Illegal immigrant ordered freed by feds now suspected of murder in Ohio
Cop charged with killing driver
University of Cincinnati Police Officer Ray Tensing was indicted Wednesday on a murder charge in the shooting death of Samuel DuBose.
World population to reach 8.5B by 2030, UN report says
World population to reach 8.5B by 2030, UN report says
Boehner downplays bid to oust him, says ‘no big deal’ - Boehner backs push to lift ban on US crude oil exports
Boehner downplays bid to oust him, says ‘no big deal’ - Boehner backs push to lift ban on US crude oil exports
2001: Mullah Omar's extravagant compound
In 2001, CNN's Christiane Amanpour toured the former compound of Taliban leader Mullah Omar.
Wednesday, July 29, 2015
Valerie Plame on the Iran nuclear deal
As GOP candidates slam Pres. Obama's nuclear deal with Iran, Valerie Plame, Jack Black and Morgan Freeman team up in a video by Global Zero to explain why Congress should pass the deal. James Fallows and Valerie Plame join Lawrence to discuss.
Calls for ban on America's 'backyard' tigers
More tigers are kept as pets in the U.S. than roam free in the wild, campaigners say, as they call for tough new laws to ban the practice on International Tiger Day.
Tuesday, July 28, 2015
Boy Scout board approves end to blanket ban on gay adults
Boy Scout board approves end to blanket ban on gay adults
Monday, July 27, 2015
Sex and drugs story costs UK lord
Lord Sewel, a deputy speaker in the upper house of the UK Parliament, has resigned from his post after video emerged that allegedly showed him snorting cocaine in the company of prostitutes.
Beyond safaris: 8 alternative things to do in Kenya
Beyond safaris: 8 alternative things to do in Kenya
Sunday, July 26, 2015
Paris police fire on car
Police in Paris opened fire Sunday morning on a car that then forced its way through a barrier where the Tour de France is being held, but the driver managed to escape, according to BFMTV, a CNN affiliate in France.
‘IN GOD WE TRUST’ Sheriff’s car decal sparks church v. state debate
‘IN GOD WE TRUST’ Sheriff’s car decal sparks church v. state debate
FACTS 'PRETTY CLEAR'? Clinton denies using server to send classified emails
FACTS 'PRETTY CLEAR'? Clinton denies using server to send classified emails
Department asked to probe emails
Some material Hillary Clinton emailed from her private server while at the State Dept. contained classified information, the IG says. Elise Labott reports.
Deadly shootout after prison break in Trinidad and Tobago
Trinidad and Tobago's capital city is on alert after a brazen prison escape that involved explosives and a deadly shootout with police.
U.S. airstrike kills senior al Qaeda commander
The United States has killed a high-ranking al Qaeda commander in an airstrike in Afghanistan, a military statement said Friday.
Who can see further than NASA?
Imagine you could interview people from thousands of years into the future. What would you ask?
Saturday, July 25, 2015
Bland's death ruled suicide
In the days leading up to Sandra Bland's death, she wasn't eating and was emotional, a former jail mate said.
Thursday, July 23, 2015
BREAKING NEWS: At least 2 dead in Lafayette, La. movie theater shooting
BREAKING NEWS: At least 2 dead in Lafayette, La. movie theater shooting
Electric Planes Usher in the Second Great Age of Aviation
Pilots are again stretching the boundaries of the possible.
The post Electric Planes Usher in the Second Great Age of Aviation appeared first on WIRED.
Wednesday, July 22, 2015
Father of woman killed by illegal immigrant rips laws - Border security steps up – but it's Mexico who is making it tougher to cross - VIDEO: Shooting prompts Senate hearing on immigration
Father of woman killed by illegal immigrant rips laws - Border security steps up – but it's Mexico who is making it tougher to cross - VIDEO: Shooting prompts Senate hearing on immigration
Trump gives out rival's number
Speaking in front of hundreds at a rally in South Carolina on Tuesday, Donald Trump read a number he said people could use to reach South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham's private cell phone.
Gun-shooting drone probed
Video of a handgun fired from a hovering drone into a wooded area has been posted on YouTube -- where it has gone viral -- apparently by an 18-year-old Connecticut student whose father says his son created the drone for a college class.
18 killed in Baghdad car bombing
At least three deadly car bombs exploded Tuesday in and around Baghdad, including one that killed at least 18 people and wounded 43 more, police officials said.
Tuesday, July 21, 2015
Saturday, July 18, 2015
A Crummy Highway Is Delaying Your Self-Driving Tesla
"It's remarkably tricky to get it to work on the 405. And that's my daily commute for half the week."
The post A Crummy Highway Is Delaying Your Self-Driving Tesla appeared first on WIRED.
California worker alive after rescue from meat grinder
California worker alive after rescue from meat grinder
Sailors angry after Navy bans fried food - Giant lobster spared the cracker
Sailors angry after Navy bans fried food - Giant lobster spared the cracker
Tuesday, July 14, 2015
Iran's foreign minister hails 'historic moment'
After close to two years of painful negotiations, Iran and world powers have reached a potentially historic deal to curb Tehran's nuclear activities.
How did Greece get into this mess?
Greece's affair with the euro began with the grandest of hopes. But then it all went terribly wrong.
Saturday, July 11, 2015
Pope Francis says wealth is new 'golden calf'
Greed 'the devil's dung' | Pope to visit homes of poor | Photos: Pope's South America trip
Hillary Clinton Will Call for Economic Policy Changes to Lift Middle-Class Wages - New York Times
New York Times | Hillary Clinton Will Call for Economic Policy Changes to Lift Middle-Class Wages New York Times A major teachers' union voted on Saturday to give Hillary Rodham Clinton an early endorsement for president, a boost to her pro-labor credentials as she prepares to outline in more detail an economic vision focused on lifting middle-class incomes and ... Clinton to center campaign on raising middle-class incomes Hillary Clinton to outline economic plan to shift more wealth to middle class Teachers' Union Endorses Clinton's 2016 Presidential Bid |
Thursday, July 9, 2015
Facebook updates 'Friends' icon to reflect gender equality
Facebook's 1.4 billion active users may need to strain their eyes to see the social network's subtle new design change.
Duncan Jones Wants Us To Say Hello To His Little Friend
It's Preview Night, which means SDCC is on and popping--and the director brought a pal along.
The post Duncan Jones Wants Us To Say Hello To His Little Friend appeared first on WIRED.
DeAndre Jordan Ignites an NBA Emoji Twitter War
NBA stars use emojis to fight over free agent DeAndre Jordan.
The post DeAndre Jordan Ignites an NBA Emoji Twitter War appeared first on WIRED.
Massacre: 24 get death sentence
A Baghdad court sentenced 24 men to death by hanging Wednesday over a June 2014 massacre committed by militants near the Iraqi city of Tikrit, said a spokesman for the Supreme Judicial Council.
London Tube strike: 'Mind the gap' -- in service
London faces what may be its biggest strike on the London Underground network in over a decade, threatening chaos for commuters and visitors to England's capital.
Best New Thing in the World: TrumpWeb
Rachel Maddow shares her love for a new app that inserts some of Trump’s most vivid rhetoric into whatever you’re reading about him online.
Shark attacks woman in Bahamas
Florida woman attacked by shark while spearfishing in the Bahamas. CNN affiliate WPTV reports.
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