Mary Pascaline

Phillip Weyer solved a Rubik's cube puzzle in an average time of 7.88 seconds in the championship held in Prague, Czech Republic.

The hacking collective hit “Pokemon Go” login servers with a distributed denial of service attack over the weekend leaving users frustrated.

A study, which focuses on fecal transplants, has determined the composition of feces hoping it would help figure out how the transplants actually work.

Jeremy and Eliana Bookbinder said they were fired from Camp Marriott in Virginia after they handed over an injured bald eagle to the wildlife center so it could receive treatment.

“Try to be cool as much as you can,” the owner of the Egyptian Kebab House reportedly said he thought as he ignored an armed robber and calmly finished serving a customer.

The new image taken when the spacecraft was 2.7 million miles from Jupiter shows the famous Great Red Spot and three of the planet’s four largest moons — Io, Europa and Ganymede.

A new image was unveiled on the fence along Big Thunder Trail in Frontierland, the company said in a blog post but there has been no word on when the attraction will be open to the public.

The finding is the latest addition to the long-standing debate over whether the area, which is home to more than 140 million people, is seismically active.

The new motor with a neodymium magnet, which boasts of high heat resistance properties required for use in hybrid cars, will be installed in the latest Honda Freed hitting showrooms this fall.

The move comes almost two weeks after a similar recall was announced in North America, which sparked heated discussions in China regarding its exclusion from such a deal.

Washington will also reportedly deploy about 200 additional troops, mostly in advisory positions, to aid in the fight against ISIS.

The purchase is likely to consist of A321neo narrow-body aircraft and is expected to be announced at the Farnborough International Airshow Tuesday, Bloomberg reported.

The killing of a separatist group commander Friday has sparked violent clashes between civilians and security officials.

Fighting between two factions resumed Sunday in the capital Juba, a day after the world’s youngest nation celebrated its fifth Independence Day.

The department said in a statement published Saturday that it resorted to using the bomb only after attempts to negotiate with the shooting suspect failed.

Violence erupted Thursday near the presidential compound in capital Juba and continued through the week as the young country marks its fifth anniversary.

Sources said the campaign was vetting retired Lieutenant General Michael Flynn, a registered Democrat, despite Republicans wanting Trump to pick a governor or senator.

Fresh protests have broken out across the country condemning police brutality and the officer-involved killings of Philando Castile and Alton Sterling.

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg reiterated the military alliance’s commitment to stabilizing Afghanistan amid a worsening security situation.

Three protesters in Phoenix and ten in Atlanta were arrested when demonstrations against police brutality turned tense.

Two weeks after the U.K. voted to leave the union, calls for similar referendums seem to be losing momentum, with polls pointing to a more pro-EU atmosphere in other European countries.

Investigators said they found bomb-making materials, rifles, ammunition and a journal of combat tactics at suspect Micah Johnson’s home on Friday.

A study led by the University of Oxford said that human-induced climate change caused the 2003 heat wave, and led to at least 70 percent of heat-related deaths in Paris that summer.

Google is testing the “New Hope” post-quantum algorithm on Chrome to prevent hacking by quantum computers that can easily crack current secure digital connections.

The State Department had halted its probe into Hillary Clinton’s use of a private email sever when she was secretary of state, while waiting for the Department of Justice to complete its investigation.

The company won approval from a U.S. bankruptcy court judge to set in motion its plans to auction Gawker Media after it lost a $140 million lawsuit filed by professional wrestler Hulk Hogan.

The antivirus giant will seek to create more technically advanced personal security and privacy products with the acquisition announced Thursday.

The number of deaths caused by viral hepatitis had risen by about 63 percent, according to a report based on data collected from 183 countries between 1990 and 2013.

The Chinese company reportedly claimed that a total of 16 Samsung products had violated its patent on mobile terminal and display-related processing methods.