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Dog Dies In United Airlines Plane Cargo Hold After 2-Hour Tarmac Delay

United Airlines has the worst record in pet deaths, according to the Department of Transportation’s Air Travel Consumer Report in 2016.

Sex Crimes At Walmart Stores: 2 Young Girls Touched Inappropriately In Florida

A 25-year-old Florida man was arrested Aug. 4 after he touched two girls inappropriately at a Walmart store. Several such incidents have been reported at the Walmart stores across U.S. in the last few years.

How To Explain The Theory Of Evolution To A Creationist

Evolution is a theory only in the scientific sense of the word.

Restaurant Offers Discounts According To Women's Bra Sizes In China

A restaurant in China offered perks to customers based on their bra size.

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Bitcoin Price Skyrockets, Cryptocurrency Reaches New High

The total cryptocurrency market is worth more than $117 billion.

Who Is Richard Blumenthal? Trump Blasts Him On Twitter

It appears Trump was watching CNN this morning.

Samsung Galaxy S9 To Feature Rear-Mounted Fingerprint Scanner Like S8, Note 8

It appears Samsung would still be incapable of releasing a flagship phone that would come with a display-embedded fingerprint sensor early next year.

Where ‘Risk,’ The Julian Assange WikiLeaks Documentary, Went Wrong

The film is arguably more notable for the inside story of its making than it is for any unmasking of the founder of WikiLeaks.

Samsung Fails To Address Gear S3 Voice Dictation Bug Plaguing US Users

The tech giant was called out for failure to address the issue that’s been around for four months now.

How Scientists Edited Human Embryos To Safely Remove Disease

The genome editing tool used, CRISPR-Cas9, has transformed the field of biology in the short time since its discovery in that it not only promises, but delivers.

Why Are Drug-Related Deaths Increasing So Fast?

Over half of these deaths involved an opiate such as heroin.

LG Not Giving Up Smartphone Business Despite Tough Competition With Apple, Samsung

Analyst are expecting LG to struggle despite the imminent launch of its next flagship phone, the V30.

WATCH: American Airlines Flight Hit By Turbulence, Aisle Littered With Drinks, Food

A new video shows the aftermath of an American Airlines flight that experienced 'severe turbulence,' causing hospitalization of 10 people.

What Pushes Ordinary People To Extremism? Radicalization Not Driven By Religion Alone

Among other reasons, discrimination contributes to feelings of radicalization, according to a new study whose findings were presented at the American Psychological Association’s annual convention.

NASA Observes Sunspot For 2 Weeks Ahead Of August 21 Solar Eclipse

The observations of solar activity come weeks ahead of the upcoming total solar eclipse, the first one to be visible from the United States in 99 years.

'Marijuana Municipality' Nipton: What Pot Company American Green Will Offer

Phoenix-based American Green will develop California town into the first marijuana tourism spot in the country.

‘Black-ish’ Season 4 Spoilers: ‘Hamilton’-Inspired Premiere Teased By Creator Kenya Barris

“Black-ish” Season 4 will feature “Hamilton”-inspired scenes in the premiere.

Nipton, California: Marijuana Company Purchases Entire Town For Pot Tourism

Nipton, California may become the mecca of marijuana tourism, American Green planners say.

Nazi Swastika Gets Love And Peace 'Rebrand' From T-Shirt Company

The move has brought a lot of heat from Facebook users.

Cable Companies Join Netflix As Users Switch To Streaming Services

Most households used streaming services like Netflix to watch programs and cable companies are looking to join in on the profit.

Full Moon Last Night? When, How To See August Sturgeon Moon

The full moon during the month of August is called the sturgeon or blueberry moon, here's how and when to see it.

Hiroshima Bombing: Leslie Groves, Manhattan Project’s Lead Engineer Behind Atomic Attack

A Target Committee was appointed by Groves that was supposed to make a list of recommended targets for dropping atomic bombs. One of those targets was Hiroshima.

Is Menstrual Leave Sexist? How Paid Absence For Periods Affects Workplace Dynamics

As countries across the world debate the period leave policy for workplaces, some say that it portrays women as 'weak' while others argue it is a matter of workers' rights.

North Korea Stands To Lose Billions After United Nations Imposes Sanctions

Among others, North Korea is looking at a ban on the export of coal, iron, lead and seafood products, which is estimated to have made the country a profit of over $1 billion last year.

Multiple Gunshots At Lakewood, New Jersey Party Injures 4

“I can confirm that we are actively investigating the shooting of four victims who were in attendance at a party at the Brook Road Sports Complex,” Detective Lieutenant Greg Staffordsmith said.