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Latest Police Technology: GPS Tracking Darts Could Make High-Speed Chases History

A company called StarChase has developed technology that allows police to launch tracking devices onto fleeing vehicles.

David Blaine North American Tour 2017: Where And When To Attend New Shows

Fans of the stunt artist and illusionist can now buy a ticket to Blaine's very first North American tour.

Shark Attacks 2017: Florida Surfer Bitten In 'Case Of Mistaken Identity' In New Smyrna Beach

It was Volusia County's first shark bite of the season.

Will The Stock Market Crash In 2017? Investors Predict 10% ‘Correction’ In Share Prices

The fallout could be as high as 15 percent, according to some experts, to correct for substantial overvaluations.

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Trump Golf: How Many Times Has President Been At One Of His Golf Courses Since He's Been In Office?

White House officials didn’t immediately confirm whether President Donald Trump played golf during his visit until images of him in golf clothes and a golf cart surfaced the web over the weekend.

Trump Immigration Plans 2017: Sanctuary Cities Threatened Over DOJ Grants

Attorney General Jeff Sessions says sanctuary cities make America less safe, an opinion at odds with that of police chiefs in major cities.

Kim Jong Un's North Korea Blasts Trump, Obama Nuclear Policy After US Threatens Military Action

Both U.S. presidential administrations have referenced "strategic patience" when dealing with Pyongyang's nuclear ambitions.

Will Trump Help Workers? Job Creation In The US Will Grow, POTUS Says

President Donald Trump says that canceling the Obama-era Clean Power Plan will spur job growth.

Surface Book 2 Release Date Not Happening Soon?

Despite an imminent Spring 2017 hardware launch event, Microsoft is said to unlikely release the sequel to the Surface Book anytime soon.

What Brands Should You Buy? Best ‘Made In Country' Locations Determined By Report

A report surveyed people around the world to determine the countries they trusted the most when it came to the "made in country" labeling.

‘Power Rangers 2’ Movie: What We Know About The Sequel So Far

A sequel to the “Power Rangers” movie has not been confirmed yet, but we already know a bit about what is being planned.

New Nuclear War? US, UK, France Others Vote Against New Treaty In United Nations

The U.S., as well as the United Kingdom and France, refused Monday to hold talks over a fresh arms ban due to North Korea.

Everything Is Dirty: Your Cellphone, Sneakers And Kitchen Sink Are Covered In Fecal Matter

Cellphones, playgrounds and even the kitchen sink were covered in fecal matter, more so than a toilet, according to researchers.

ISIS Tells Iraqis, 'Wake Up And Attack' US Soldiers In Iraq

The Islamic State group has used what's left of its influence near Ramadi to monitor U.S. troop movements—and call on locals to attack.

Terrorism In Africa: Al-Shabab Under Attack In Somalia Amid Killing Claims

"A raid and destruction on two Al-Shabab command and logistics bases" in Somalia was reported early Monday.

US War Crimes In Iraq? Russia Wants UN Meeting After Airstrike Kills 200 Civilians In Mosul

After more than 200 civilians were killed March 17, Russia's top diplomat asked for an impromptu meeting in the Security Council.

China plans to combat Beijing air pollution by creating "green necklace" around city.

China Air Pollution: 'Green Necklace' Project Could Help Beijing's Smog Problem

Can trees and shrubs help China solve its pollution problems?

Where Is Melania Trump? First Lady To Attend DC Event For Women Despite Lower Approval Among Females

The first lady was reportedly set to appear at Wednesday's International Women of Courage Award ceremony as a special guest.

NATO Funding: Trump Bills Merkel Billions For Money 'Owed' To Military Alliance, As White House Denies Report

The unnamed German officials cited in the London Times' report called Trump's alleged "bill" for military spending increases "outrageous."

North Korea Update: US Has 'No Good Military Options' Against Kim Jong Un, Ex-Ambassador Says

The former U.S. ambassador to South Korea said the threat from North Korea is growing.

Wiz Khalifa Visits Pablo Escobar's Grave, Leaves Flowers And Marijuana

Wiz Khalifa came under fire for paying his respects to the infamous drug lord Pablo Escobar.

Snapchat Parent Snap Inc. Revenue To Reach $3 Billion By 2019: Report

The company's shares began trading March 2, with its initial public offering exceeding expectations to become the second-biggest technology IPO in U.S. history.

What's Next For Ivanka Trump? First Daughter To Attend Berlin Women's Empowerment Summit In April

Ivanka Trump hopes to study successful apprenticeship programs at the W20 summit that will be held in Berlin on April 26.

Traveling To US Becomes Easy? More Canadians Cross US Land Border, Reports

Fewer Canadian travelers are denied entry at U.S. land border now, something Canadian immigration and civil liberties advocates attribute to better preparation of travel paperwork.