North Korea Ready To Attack US? Kim Jong Un's Regime Won't Negotiate Over Nuclear Program, Report Says
North Korea vowed to continue developing its defensive capabilities amid concerns the U.S. and South Korea will start a war against them.
Who Is Marc Ching? Animal Hope And Wellness Saves 850 Dogs From Being Killed At Yulin Festival
“I never knew what a hero was. Never met one, until the day I first walked into a slaughterhouse,” Ching wrote on Instagram.
PHOTOS: Massive Landslide In China Buries 100 People, 500 Rescuers Deployed Amid Heavy Rains
After days of incessant rain, a massive landslide occurred in southwest China's Sichuan Province on Saturday morning local time (Friday evening EDT) with around 100 people feared to be buried under the debris.
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Brazilian Beef Import Banned By USDA, Meat Failed Safety Checks, Officials Say
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Factories Will Start Using Cheaper And Smarter Robots, Report Says
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Will North Korea Attack US? Washington Might Agree To Pyongyang's List Of Demands To Prevent Nuclear War
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One mother found her son playing with a set that had figures armed with a chainsaw and a bloodied head.
Toshiba Picks Preferred Bidder For Sale Of Its Flash Memory Division
Toshiba has selected a preferred bidder for its microchip division to help bolster its financial footing.
What’s Happening With North Korea’s Nuclear Site? Activity Overshadows US-China Meeting
Tensions with North Korea are heating up.
Apple Products Leaked By Workers Who Are Often Bribed To Do So, Report Reveals
The report revealed many of Apple's supply chain workers smuggled out parts and prototypes and leaked them to the press.
Detecting Gravitational Waves From Space Using LISA Satellites Chosen As ESA’s Third Large-Class Mission
Three satellites orbiting Earth in a triangle will be used for the purpose, which was chosen as the European Space Agency’s third large-class mission.
North Korea's Nuclear Tunnels See Activity, Trump Says Chinese Pressure Failed
U.S. efforts to urge China to rein in North Korea's nuclear activities seem to have failed even as the relationship between the U.S. and Korea is rapidly souring.
Why Fibit Isn't The Best-Selling Wearables Company Anymore
Xiaomi's fitness bands top the list of wearables this year, followed by Apple's Watch, and then Fitbit's fitness trackers.
Cheaper Solar, Wind Energy Make Trump's Promise To Bring Back Coal Jobs DOA, Forecast Predicts
Trump vowed to get coal mining jobs back, but solar energy will make it hard to keep that promise.
Yulin Dog Festival 2017 To Be Deadliest In Years Since Rumor Claimed Puppy Meat Was Banned In China
“It’s worse than ever,” Ching said. “This is the first year that there is so little opposition to it since the word has been raised.”
How World Leaders Reacted To Otto Warmbier’s Death After Time In North Korea Prison
Many top leaders have voiced their concern about North Korea after the death of a 22-year-old American student.
The 5 Biggest Social Media Networks Do Not Include Twitter
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Saddest Photos Of Puppies From Yulin Dog Meat Festival
It was estimated that 10,000 dogs were going to be killed at the festival.
Dog Meat Was Fed To Australian Tourists In Bali Who Thought It Was Chicken: Report
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Decapitated Skeletons Show Ancient Chinese Kept Prisoners Of War As Slaves
Archaeologists say the decapitated skeletons of these human sacrifices came from prisoners of war, kept by the ancient Chinese Shang Dynasty as slaves before killing them.
Are Planes Safe In Turbulence? 26 Injured On China Eastern Airlines Flight
Four of the injured were in serious condition.
Dead Dog Treated As 'Lost Luggage' By Chinese Airline, Owner Offered Money As Compensation
The airline allegedly offered to compensate the dog's owner using the same policy for damaged or lost cargo: $7.50 per pound.
Vivo Might Be The First To Release A Smartphone With Fingerprint Sensor In Display
Chinese phone maker Vivo might just beat Samsung and Apple in releasing a phone with a fingerprint sensor right in the screen.
Explosion At Eastern China Kindergarten Kills 7
Video footage showed people lying on the ground, some with their clothes torn off and others soaked in their own blood.
China's First X-Ray Space Telescope To Study Black Holes, Gravitational Waves
China’s first X-ray telescope will investigate black holes and gravitational waves, and represents a step forward for the nation that is trying to catch up to the U.S. in space.
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Make In America: Apple Supplier Foxconn Setting Up Plant In Wisconsin, Report Says
President Donald Trump who visited Waukesha County Technical College, in Milwaukee on Wednesday, indicated that a manufacturer might set up a plant in the state.
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