President Donald Trump took to Twitter yesterday to warn Russia to prepare for possible airstrikes against Syria. Russia is Syria largest benefactor.
“Russia vows to shoot down any and all missiles fired at Syria. Get ready Russia, because they …
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House Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Wis., is not seeking reelection and will retire in January 2019, citing his responsibilities as a father.
“What I realized is, if I am here for one more term, my kids will only have ever …
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In an effort to ease rising tensions between the China and the U.S., Chinese President Xi Jinping announced that tariffs on automobile imports would be lowered “significantly” this year. The move, Xi says, is part of a “new phase …
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Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Facebook, endured a marathon session of questioning yesterday on Capitol Hill from a joint Senate committee looking to get to the bottom of the social media giant’s actions in several incidents where tens of millions of …
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American Airlines has announced that it will be replacing its older fleet of the wide-bodied Boeing 767 planes with 787 Dreamliners, starting in 2020. They will offer “improved fuel efficiency, lower maintenance costs, greater range, and enhanced customer experience” over …
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Florida Governor Rick Scott has announced his entrance into the 2018 Senate race setting Democrat Bill Nelson in his sights in what will be one of the highest profile races in 2018. Scott made the announcement during interviews and on …
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Sinclair Broadcasting, already faced a backlash after Deadspin.com released an edited video of anchors reading, in unison, a prepared statement about fake news, finds itself again being criticized over an aid it aired on its stations urging viewers to oppose …
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FBI agents have raided the offices of Michael Cohen, personal attorney to President Trump, yesterday in a dramatic development. The raids were confirmed by Stephen Ryan, an attorney for Mr. Cohen, who said the raids were related, at least in …
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Lawyers representing thousands of former National Football League Players are calling on a federal judge to correct flaws in a protocol used by the League that prevents injured former players from receiving much needed medical benefits. One of lawyers, Peter …
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While most understand that there is such a thing as too much sugar the substance is almost everywhere. And unfortunately for those hoping to cut down on their daily intake its oftentimes hidden behind certain code words.
Sugar can play …
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German Interior Minister Herbert Reul told reporters police had no reason to suspect Islamic terrorism as a motive in the attack in Muenster that killed two people and injured 20 this past weekend. Reul added that it was too soon …
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Syrian dictator Bashar Assad is accused of using chemical weapons against his own people in the latest horrific development in the civil war raging in that country. The conflict started in 2011 and has claimed tens of thousands of lives.…
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What if a car was able to pick you up on its own?
California is now one step closer to that goal after the California Public Utilities Commission issued a proposal that would allow companies like Google, General Motors and …
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The New York City Fire Department announced Saturday evening that one elderly man died, and six firefighters were injured as a result of a fire on the fiftieth floor of Trump Tower in New York City. The man, later identified …
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The relationship between President Trump and Chief of Staff John Kelly has become strained according to sources within the White House. The source of the friction, according to officials, is Trump’s reluctance to adhere to restrictions imposed by Kelly …
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The Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) made headlines last month for announcing a partnership with defense company Hanwha Systems to develop artificial intelligence. There is now growing concern that the partnership will lead to the creation of …
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Seven were killed and hundreds were injured in the latest fighting between Palestinians and Israeli security forces along the Israel-Gaza border today. One teenager was killed, and twelve women and forty-eight children were among the estimated 1,000 people who were …
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