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China Reportedly Develops Laser Rifle Capable Of Burning Through Human Skin

The weapon can burn a hole through human skin and cause pain beyond endurance, researchers behind the new weapon said.

Rouhani Says US Pressure To Stop Iranian Oil May Affect Regional Exports

Iranian officials in the past have threatened to block the Strait of Hormuz, a major oil shipping route, in retaliation for any hostile U.S. action against Iran.

Congressman Jeff Denham Denied Entry Into Facility For Migrant Children Under 14

Accompanied by cameras, the Congressman kept knocking on the door as he waited for several minutes, before asking the security guard if employees inside were aware of his presence. Eventually, he was informed the employees had been instructed not to answer the door or converse with Denham.

Malia Obama Flaunts Curves, Parties At Favorite Surf Lodge Ahead Of Birthday

Barack and Michelle Obama's daughter was reportedly showing off her curves in a bikini at Tiffany Trump's favorite Montauk club.

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Samsung Lowers Galaxy Note 8 Price Ahead Of Note 9 Launch

Ahead of the imminent unveiling of the Galaxy Note 9, Samsung has decided to lower the price of last year’s Galaxy Note 8 phablet.

Lyft Buys Company Behind Citi Bike, Announces Lyft Bikes

Lyft announced Monday it would jump into the world of bike-sharing with its new Lyft Bikes acquisition.

When Some Police Feel Misunderstood, It Can Impact Their Performance

Scholarship in organizational psychology has shown that when employee morale is low, it can result in poorer performance. A new study finds this may be true for some police officers.

Instagram Stories Doubles Up On Snapchat In Daily Active Users

Instagram's Stories feature, inspired by Snapchat, now boasts twice as many active users as its Snap equivalent.

Did Iran Attempt To Assassinate Donald Trump's Lawyer Rudy Giuliani?

Iran diplomat among four arrested over suspected bomb plot against meeting in France where Giuliani was the keynote speaker.

Facebook Reveals More Than 50 Hardware Data Partnerships In Document

Facebook published a list of 52 companies it had formed data partnerships with in previous years in a congressional document.

Natural Disasters That Shook The World In the First Half Of 2018

Here are some of the biggest natural disasters the world faced in the first half of 2018.

Manny Pacquiao's 'End' Might Be Approaching In Lucas Matthysse Fight

Manny Pacquiao will take on Lucas Matthysse for the WBA welterweight title in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

EU Warns US Of Major Hit If Car Tariffs Imposed

The European Union said tariffs on cars and car parts were unjustifiable and did not make economic sense.

Halfway Through, 2018 Delivers Little To S&P 500 Investors

The index of about 500 of the largest U.S. corporations has risen 1.7 percent year to date, far short of its 8 percent increase in the first half of 2017.

Meghan Markle Receives Advice From Journalist: 'Don't Be Mean To Your Dad'

Meghan Markle should not be mean to her dad, according to Liz Jones.

Golan Heights: Israel Deploys Tanks And Artillery In Warning To Assad's Syria

Assad offensive to regain the southwestern Deraa region, driving thousands of refugees toward neighboring Jordan and Israel.

U.S. President Donald Trump holds a chart

'Buy American': Trump's Top Team To Close Arms Deals At Farnborough Airshow

The White House's "Buy American" initiative aims to speed up arms deal approvals and increase the advocacy role of senior U.S. officials, including President Donald Trump.

One Thing That Starbucks Is Doing Wrong

The chain could do more to be welcoming to customers unfamiliar with its product offerings.

BMW: Trump's Tariffs Threaten Jobs In Republican Trey Gowdy's South Carolina District

The BMW plant in South Carolina is its largest globally, employing more than 20,000 workers.

Adidas Data Breach: 'A Few Million' Online Customers May Have Had Data Stolen

Adidas announced that some of its U.S. customers may have had their data stolen by an unauthorized party.

Kroger Partners With Driverless Car Company To Enhance Delivery Service

The Ohio-based supermarket chain announced its partnership with a driverless car company to deliver groceries using self-driving vehicles.

Lemurs Use Smell Of Their Competition To Determine Weakness

A group of researchers swabbed secretion from 23 ring-tailed lemurs to see how the animals' discharge change when they fight to mate.

Wimbledon: Federer Handed Easy Draw, Nadal Paired With Djokovic And Del Potro

Top seed Roger Federer will begin his campaign against Dusan Lajovic, while Rafael Nadal will start against Dudi Sela.

Ed Sheeran Sued For $100M For Copying Marvin Gaye Classic

In 2016, the daughter of Ed Townsend, who co-wrote “Let’s Get It On,” filed a lawsuit over the same song in a federal court in the Southern District of New York for copying core components of the classic hit.