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Ivanka Trump's 'Women Who Work' Book Draws Criticism For Portrayal Of Class Bias

The first daughter has released her second book Tuesday and it has drawn negative attention for the portrayal of class bias.

‘Scandal’ Season 6 Spoilers: Episode 13 Promo Teases Fitz, Rowan Confrontation In ‘The Box’

Fitz and Rowan will once again get into a fight in “Scandal” Season 6, episode 13, titled “The Box.”

Analysis Of Global Warming 'Hiatus' Confirms, Once Again, That Humans Are Driving Climate Change

A fresh analysis of the apparent slowdown in the rate of rise of global temperatures between 1998 and 2012 has shown that the phenomenon was the result of natural short-term variability that does not affect long-term climate projections.

Venezuela's Leopoldo Lopez's Hospitalization Reports Rejected By Government

Venezuela’s popular journalist Leopoldo Castillo tweeted earlier in the day saying 46-year-old Lopez was taken from the Ramo Verde military jail outside Caracas to the hospital without vital signs.

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Who Is Sophie Brussaux, The Pregnant Woman Allegedly Having Drake’s Baby?

“If it is in fact Drake's child, which he does not believe, he would do the right thing by the child.”

Malware Hunter: New Service From Search Engine Shodan Finds Malware Servers

A new tool that makes use of the controversial Shodan search engine is able to identify malware command-and-control servers and block traffic from them.

Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway Earnings To Show Uncertainty Of Insurance Profits

Here is a recap of what's going on across Warren Buffett's empire.

Spotify Not Working, Offline: Users Getting 'Error' Messages During Outage

The music streaming service Spotify, and its app, were not working Wednesday, according to users who were getting error messages. The Spotify outage is ongoing.

Scientists May Have Just Found A Potential HIV Cure

It involves a complex gene-editing technology called Crispr.

NSA Surveillance: Agency Collected More Than 150 Million Phone Records In 2016

The NSA collected 151 million phone records in 2016 despite changes in the law designed to curb bulk surveillence programs.

Hulu Launches Live TV Streaming: Channel List Includes HGTV, Food Network, More

Hulu launches its $39.99 live TV streaming plan and adds Scripps Networks channels, including Food Network, HGTV and Travel Channel. See other channels included in the service.

Nokia 6 Receives FCC Certification; US Release Imminent

The Nokia 6 has been certified by the Federal Communications Commission, signaling that it will soon arrive in the United States.

Anthony Weiner Memes And Gifs About Emails After James Comey Hearing Go Viral

The internet went wild after FBI Director James Comey discussed Anthony Weiner Wednesday.

Microsoft's Surface Laptop Prototype Featured 2 USB-C Ports

Microsoft believes that USB-C isn't needed on its new Surface Laptop.

Why Apple And Amazon Are Planning Self-Driving Cars

Autonomous vehicles have the potential to upend the transportation and technology industries.

Photos Taken By Hilda Clayton Moments Before Her Death Released By US Army

The U.S. Army has released final images taken by combat photographer, Hilda Clayton, moments before she died in an explosion in 2013.

‘Designated Survivor’: TV Series Gets Its Fourth Showrunner For A Potential Season 2

ABC has found its fourth showrunner for “Designated Survivor” for a potential Season 2. Will too many cooks spoil the TV show?

Bixby Vision Shopping Feature Now Live On Galaxy S8 With Verizon’s Latest Update

Verizon has rolled out a software update that enables the shopping capability of Bixby Vision on Samsung’s Galaxy S8.

Who Is Daniela Greene? Former FBI Employee Fled To Syria To Marry Top ISIS Recruiter

Daniela Greene, a contractual linguist with the FBI, sneaked into Syria to marry top ISIS recruiter Denis Cusper in 2014.

Sally Yates’ Testimony To Detail White House Meeting That Discussed Michael Flynn’s Russian Connection

Former acting attorney general Sally Yates is expected to testify before Congress next week, about her prior warning to White House officials about Michael Flynn's connections with the Russian ambassador.

Barack Obama Proposed Marriage To A Woman Before Meeting Michelle

Former President Barack Obama met Michelle Obama during his first year at Harvard Law School when she was employed at a Chicago law firm.

Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin Likely To Meet At G20 Summit In June

President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin have agreed to work together to make diplomatic progress on the threat posed by North Korea.

How Mindful Meditation Can Help Mind Wandering For People With Anxiety

The new study was co-authored by Waterloo psychology professors Christine Purdon and Daniel Smilek and Harvard University's Paul Seli.

What Is A Government Shutdown? Trump Hints At Future Shutdown If Senate Rules Don't Change

A government shutdown occurs "when Congress cannot resolve budget disagreements for the upcoming fiscal year and stops all but essential federal services."

Hillary Clinton Lists Reasons For Loss To President Donald Trump

The former secretary of state took full responsibility for the loss of her presidential campaign but also hinted at other factors that may have played a role.