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SC Animal Sanctuary Seeks Volunteers To ‘Cuddle’ With Rescued Pigs For Socialization

A pig rescue farm in South Carolina is gaining traction in the U.S. after it posted a Facebook ad expressing its need for pig cuddlers.

Kristin Smart Case: Authorities Monitor Two Locations In 1996 Case Of Missing Student

The San Luis Obispo sheriff’s office, along with the FBI, said four warrants were served in two different locations as part of the ongoing investigation in Kristin Smart’s 1996 disappearance.

Huawei Sues Verizon Over Alleged Patent Infringement

The US government considers Huawei a potential security threat

Huawei sues Verizon over alleged patent infringement

Facebook says strong encryption is important to keep users safe from criminals and hackers

Child Safety Groups Urge Facebook To Halt Encryption Plans

Child safety groups urge Facebook to halt encryption plans

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Infographic: US Manufacturing Ticks Up After Five-Month Slump

Not only is the PMI indicative of manufacturing activity, but it can also read as an indicator for the overall economy.

Passengers on the Diamond Princess are bracing for 14 days of quarantine after 20 coronavirus cases were detected on the ship

20 Cruise Ship Passengers Positive For Coronavirus, Thousands Still Quarantined In Japan

The cruise ship Diamond Princes remains docked in Yokohama, Japan with 20 of its passengers and crew stricken with the Wuhan coronavirus.

Muslim Maldives practises a liberal form of Islam and relies heavily on Western tourism for revenue

Suspected Jihadists Held In Maldives After Foreigners Stabbed

Suspected jihadists held in Maldives after foreigners stabbed

Analysts are closely watching the impact of China's coronavirus on Toyota, which has suspended operations at more than 10 plants in the country

Toyota Logs Nine-month Profit Gain, Upgrades Annual Forecasts

Toyota logs nine-month profit gain, upgrades annual forecasts

IMAGES Authorities lock down three districts in China's eastern city of Hangzhou, the spread of the coronavirus. Only allow one person per household to go outside every two days to buy necessities.Duration:01:12Hangzhou, in the eastern province of Zheji

Coronavirus Causes Crisis For Chinese Tech Companies, Huawei Sales To Tank in Q1

The virus outbreak is expected to create a huge pressure on the supply chain.

Breakthrough: Cancer Signs Might Be Visible Years Prior To The Actual Diagnosis

A new study pointed out that cancer can be identified at its early stage by detecting mutations in free-floating DNA carried in the blood.

Relatives mourn Palestinian teenager Mohammed al-Haddad, killed by Israeli fire during clashes in the flashpoint West Bank city of Hebron on Wednesday

Palestinian Killed By Israeli Fire In West Bank Clashes: Official Media

Palestinian killed by Israeli fire in West Bank clashes: official media

Super-rare White Tesla Model Y Spotted For The First Time In Public

A Tesla Model Y prototype with a white interior was found in a parking lot in Los Angeles. Is the world ready for mass production of fully electric cars?

A French standards body could stop Chablis winemakers from using the Burgundy (Bourgogne) appellation

No Chablis? Burgundy Winemakers Up In Arms Over Proposed Shake-up

No Chablis? Burgundy winemakers up in arms over proposed shake-up

Bedside Sitters Don't Help Reduce Hospital Falls, New Study Says

Bedside sitters have been hired to watch hospitalized patients and prevent falls. But, how effective are they?

China and the United States last month signed a deal that called a truce in their long-running trade war

China To Cut Tariffs On $75 Billion In US Imports: Official

China said on Thursday it will halve punitive tariffs on $75 billion in US imports from February 14, a month after Beijing and Washington signed a truce in their long-running trade war.