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Prince Charles Urged To Cancel Proposed Trip To Cuba For This Reason

Prince Charles should not go to Cuba, claims Florida Senator Rick Scott.

Watch As ‘Sister Wives’ Kody Brown Reveals He Wants To Move

Kody Brown will finally begin to express that he wants to leave Las Vegas and start over somewhere new on “Sister Wives.”

Climate Change News: House Democrats Rebuke Trump, Back Paris Climate Agreement

Despite Trump's rhetoric in 2017, nearly 60 Democrats and one Republican showed their "commitment to the Paris Agreement and that the United States is still in and should not withdraw."

Alibaba News: Retail Giant Building Youku To Be The Netflix Of China

Like Netflix, Alibaba is spending heavily on original content to grow its streaming platform.

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Trump Likely To Ban Chinese Telecom Gear in US Networks

President Donald Trump may sign an order soon banning the use of Chinese telecom equipment in U.S. wireless networks. According to reports, the order may be signed in the second week of February as there is an urgency to bring out the proclamation prior to the global telecom event MWC Barcelona happening on Feb 25 to 28.

Lower Open Likely For US Markets: Oil Plunges

The U. S markets may open lower Friday as indicated by the slide in top U.S. stock index futures. Dow Jones Industrial Average futures fell 70 points at around 4:00 a.m. ET, indicating a negative open of more than 75 points. Futures on the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite were also downbeat.

Heart Attack Symptoms: Half Of Americans Don’t Know The Warning Signs

Despite an active awareness campaign on heart disease, about half of American adults still cannot identify if it is already happening to themselves or to a loved one.

What Is Force-Feeding? ICE Detainees Allege Torture In Texas Facility

Not just force-feeding, the detainees were also allegedly been thrown into solitary confinement.

Amazon HQ2: Texas Experience Shows Why New Yorkers Should Be Skeptical

New Yorkers are questioning the wisdom of giving Amazon billions in tax breaks on the promise of job creation. A study of a Texas economic development program suggests they have good reason to worry.

Apple's iPhone US Installed Base Estimated At 189 Million

The company may have also hit a new record in average selling prices.

Disney, Fox Layoffs: 10,000 May Lose Jobs After Merger

Anywhere from 4,000 to 10,000 employees will lose their jobs once the merger between Foxx andThe Walt Disney Company takes effect.

Chipotle Set To Open Dozens Of New Drive-Thru 'Chipotlanes' Locations

Chipotle CEO Brian Niccol told investors that the company plans to open dozens of new drive-thru locations where customers can pick up food ordered through the Chipotle app.

Migrant Caravan: Mexican Authorities Detain 1,600 Members In Unused Factory Near Texas Border

Members of a large migrant caravan are being detained in an old factory near the U.S. border by Mexican authorities behind 12-foot fences and are not being allowed to leave, despite efforts from the local government.

Fish Recall 2019: Another Seafood Recall For Overlooked Import Inspections

Richwell Group has recalled 55,300 pounds of frozen Sheat fish that was not re-inspected at the time of import.

US Markets May Open Lower: Oil Price Falls, Gold Down

A lower start is likely for U.S markets as major U.S. stock index futures were slightly down Thursday morning as investor-attention moved to corporate earnings and trade issues.

Traditional Bank Loans Are Racist, Ageist, Classist, And We Can Do Better

Traditional loans are becoming increasingly irrelevant to modern life. Many of the inherent qualities in bank loans work against their recipients, rather than for them.

Kim Kardashian Captures Cute Father-Daughter Moment

North was caught sleeping on her father’s head by Kim Kardashian.

Man High On Meth Left 5-Month-Old In Woods After Car Crash

Francis Carlton Crowley, 32, was high on meth at the time of the incident. He pleaded no contest to assault on a child and awaits sentencing March 12.

North Korea Military Foundation Anniversary Not To Feature Parade This Year

North Korea will celebrate the 71st founding anniversary of the armed forces on Feb.8, however, there will be no military parade or showcase of missiles this year.

Nokia, Ericsson Could Be Winners In US, China Trade Wars

The trade war between the U.S. and China is creating new beneficiaries in Europe’s telecom sector. Thus Nokia and Ericsson stocks are emerging as winners leveraging the U.S campaign against Chinese telecom companies such as Huwaei and ZTE.