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Who Is Gal Gadot’s Husband, Yaron Versano? 7 Fast Facts

The couple has been married for 10 years.

Uber Fires 20 Employees Over Sexual Harassment: 5 Other Controversies The Company's Faced

Uber may be firing 20 employees for sexual harassment today, but the company no stranger to controversy.

Reality Winner Indictment: Edward Snowden Condemns Charges Against NSA Leaker

Edward Snowden issued a statement condemning the U.S. Justice Department's indictment against NSA contractor Reality Winner, who is accused of leaking classified documents to the press.

Did Russia Hack The US Election? Senator Warns Russian Cyberattack Worse Than Reported

The vice chairman of the U.S. Senate Intelligence Committee warns recent reports of Russian cyberattacks against U.S. voting software providers and local government officials were "broader than has been reported so far."

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Trump Leaks: Michael Moore Launches TrumpiLeaks Website For Admin Whistleblowers

After the Justice Department announced the arrest of an NSA contractor who leaked documents about Russia to the Intercept, Michael Moore launched a website for whistleblowers, TrumpiLeaks.

Birth Control In Texas: Nurx App Delivers To Women In 'Contraceptive Desert'

An app called Nurx serves women in Texas who have limited access to prescription birth control.

How Trump's Travel Ban Would Affect Foreign Students, And America

Domestic and international student integration on American university campuses is essential for building cultural understanding – important for the future of national and economic security.

Qatar Airways Grounds Flights After Diplomatic Concerns Over Fake News, Terrorism

More than 70 flights were grounded going to and from Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt.

UN Ocean Conference 2017 Seeks To Avoid Climate Change Catastrophe

UN wants to save the ocean, Trump not so much

The Economy Is Headed In The Right Direction, Most Americans Say

Americans now feel better about the U.S. economy than they did before the economic crash of 2007.

D-Day Anniversary 2017: Photos And Quotes About Normandy Invasion At Omaha Beach

It is known to be the largest seaborne invasion in history, with more than 160,000 soldiers landing on the beach in Normandy to take on the Nazi German fighters.

US Warns It May Withdraw From UN Human Rights Council Following An 'Anti-Israel Bias'

In an opinion article for the Washington Post last Friday, Nikki Haley said the council needed to "end its practice of wrongly singling out Israel for criticism."

Nintendo Switch Praised By Sony Execs, PlayStation Vita Successor Not Happening

Sony Interactive Entertainment president Shawn Layden and PlayStation global marketing head Jim Ryan both praised the success of the Nintendo Switch and briefly discussed the future (or lack thereof) of the PS Vita.

Best 5 Economies In US 2017: Washington, California And Utah Among High Performing Economies, Study Says

According to a new study by WalletHub, Washington has topped the best economic state this year while West Virginia has been ranked as the least performing economy.

‘Dance Moms’ Coach Cheryl Burke Returning To ‘Dancing With The Stars’ For Season 25?

Cheryl Burke may be interested in returning to “Dancing With the Stars” for Season 25, but her busy schedule will not allow her to do so.

How Do Doctors Prescribe Unnecessary Painkillers? NYC Physician Arrested For Writing Opioid Painkillers

An 81-year old doctor, Martin Tesher, who wrote 14,000 unnecessary painkiller prescriptions to his patients, was arrested Monday.

‘Spider-Man: Homecoming’ Star Tom Holland Visits Children’s Hospital In Spider-Man Suit

Tom Holland recently visited another children’s hospital while wearing his Spider-Man suit.

‘Do You Take This Man’ Movie Gets Official U.S. Release Date: When Will It Premiere?

Anthony Rapp and Jonathan Bennett’s film, “Do You Take This Man,” will be released in the United States on July 7.

Who Is Alex Honnold? Sacramento Native Becomes First Solo Climber To Scale El Capitan Without Ropes

Alex Honnold’s ascent of El Capitan was captured by National Geographic film crews who are filming a documentary starring the solo climber. The documentary is tentatively titled "Solo."

Why Is Trump Unhappy With Jeff Sessions? President Blames Attorney General For Blocked Travel Ban

President Donald Trump is reportedly blaming his Attorney General Jeff Sessions for the current blocked status of his revised travel ban executive order.

What Is Executive Privilege? Trump Will Not Assert Power To Stop James Comey From Testifying

The Supreme Court first recognized the executive privilege in a 1974 case about whether former President Richard M. Nixon had to disclose tapes of his Oval Office conversations to the Watergate prosecutor.

VIN Leak: 10M Auto Records, Personal Details Leak Online

An unprotected database of vehicle identification numbers and personal information about car owners was discovered in an unprotected database by security researchers.

Did Russia Hack U.S. Election? NSA Details Attempts To Compromise Election Systems, Report Says

An NSA report published by the Intercept shows the Russian military attempted to hack U.S. companies that produce voting software and hardware, and local government organizations.

Paris Climate Agreement: Companies, Universities, States Sign 'We Are Still In' Statement

A number of businesses, states and universities representing trillions in the U.S. economy have declared 'We Are Still In' on the Paris Climate Agreement.

Trump's Attack On London Mayor Isn't New: 5 Times He Insulted World Leaders

For Trump, Insults Are Par For The Course

Siri Speaker, HomePod, Release Date: Apple Announces December Launch

Say hello to the HomePod, Apple’s version of a smarthome speaker. The new Siri-powered speaker has a tentative December release date and works exclusively with iOS 11.

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