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A suspect in a shooting at a mosque in Norway on Saturday was allegedly inspired by recent attacks in El Paso, Texas and Christchurch, Norway and had expressed right-wing extremist ideas online.

Senior North Korean diplomat Kwon Jong Gun has said that joint U.S.-South Korea military exercises will mean that Pyongyang will refuse diplomatic talks with the South.

The Russian government wants Google to prevent Youtube users from streaming videos of politically-sensitive demonstrations.

A Tesla Model S has crashed in Russia and caught on fire, with the car on autopilot before the event happened.

Russians protested en masse on Saturday over banned candidates who are prohibited from participating in the upcoming Moscow municipal elections.

President Trump said that a "beautiful" letter from North Korea's Kim Jong Un had an apology for recent short-range missile tests conducted by the DPRK.

Taylor Farms Inc. is calling back its chicken products due to possible undercooking.

A Twitter account showcased how the Tesla Powerwall keeps electricity going despite the grid being down in the surrounding area.

Pizza Hut is shutting down some of its dine-in restaurants in order to streamline its business operations.

Toyota hopes to improve its AI technology so that it can better build service robots that will help the elderly.

Much of rural America struggles to get high speed internet, a problem a potential Elizabeth Warren administration would hope to solve.

FedEx has decided not to renew its ground delivery contract with Amazon, as the company feels that Amazon is becoming more of a competitor due to its expanded logistic capabilities.

Domino's is stockpiling imported ingredients from other EU countries, as a no-deal Brexit could cause disruption for the pizza giant.

Optimus Ride will have six self-driving shuttles in the thriving Brooklyn Navy Yard industrial park.

Snapchat's parent company is raising debt for "general corporate purposes" after its better-than-expected Q2 earnings last month.

Top data protection officials around the world have shared concerns about Libra and its data privacy infrastructure.

A North Carolina corporate executive has enjoyed luxury trips to Mexico and lavish steakhouse dinners thanks to over $5 million he embezzled from his company, BMG Labtech.

Scotland may try to vote for its independence again in a new referendum, due to Scottish discontent with Brexit.

Apple CEO Tim Cook says it's "insanity" that lawmakers have not made bipartisan efforts to enact gun control in the United States.

Trump has accused China of manipulating its currency as the yuan hits its lowest value in a decade.

Lowe's plans to lay off thousands of workers as its new CEO hopes to make the hardware retail giant more competitive with rival Home Depot.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, while visiting Sydney, said that Australia should follow Trump's aggressive policies when dealing with China.

Tech entrepreneur Elon Musk shared a number of strange memes on Sunday, featuring many bees, Queen Elizabeth and Fred Astaire.

Amazon's Neighbors app, part of its Ring doorbell system, is teaming up with law enforcement in an attempt to improve the safety of local communities. But some have criticized the Ring doorbell system in the past for not doing enough to protect user privacy.

Elon Musk could soon bring his hyperloop plans to Asia's largest economy.

A new trade deal with the EU will soon bring more American beef to European supermarkets.

A Florida family is suing Tesla, saying that the the company's autopilot system contributed to the death of their family member Jeremy Beren Banner in March.

The United States is planning to test new weapons after it pulled out of the 1987 INF missile agreement with Russia on Friday.

As Democrats talk about how to better lower costs of healthcare in the United States, the Trump administration is looking to propose a rule that would allow Americans to buy imported Canadian drugs for lower prices.