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Extreme Abortion Laws In The US: Ohio Senate Votes To Ban Abortion After 6 Weeks But May Face Strong Opposition

The measure now goes to the House, which passed a similar bill. If signed into law, it would be the most restrictive in the nation.

Richard Spencer Texas A&M Live Stream: How To Watch Speech Online By 'Alt-Right' White Supremacist Leader

Richard Spencer re-enters the national spotlight after his "Hail Trump" speech garnered Nazi salutes.

Android 7.0 Nougat Features: HTC One M9 Download Available For Unlocked Models

The HTC One M9 is now updating to Android 7.0 Nougat.

‘Pokémon GO’ Starbucks Event, Update Will Add 100 Gen 2 Pokémon From ‘Pokémon Gold And Silver’ To Android, iOS Niantic Labs App

Looks like the moment every "Pokémon GO" player has been waiting for is finally arriving this week. A special event is reportedly launching this Thursday, and it will launch with the second-generation Pokémon.

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Muslim Hate Crimes NYC 2016: Women In Hijabs Are Latest Victims Since Trump Election

Two public employees wearing hijabs were recent victims of alleged hate crimes in New York City.

Best Schools In The World: Singapore Leads, China Falls, While US, UK Still Trail In Education Testing

On average, U.S. students were middling in every subject tested: science, math and reading.

‘Fifty Shades Darker’ Movie Trailer Rumors Swirl On Twitter; When Is Second Promo Release Date?

The latest “Fifty Shades Darker” movie trailer is rumored to be released Friday.

How Much Does Air Force One Cost To Make? Donald Trump Tells Boeing To Stop Building New Presidential Plane

"Costs are out of control, more than $4 billion. Cancel order!" the president-elect tweeted Tuesday morning.

Who Is Krampus And What Does He Do? The Story Behind Bad Santa Known As The ‘Christmas Devil’

The Krampus is known as the “Christmas Devil” that punishes naughty children during the holiday season.

Syria Refugee Crisis: Canada Pledges Support To Lebanon, Continues To Lead Way Among Wealthy Nations

Canada has vowed to help ease the pressure on Lebanon amid the ongoing refugee crisis in Syria.

Nuts can have a significant impact on disease prevention, according to a new study.

Cancer Prevention: Can Eating A Handful Of Nuts A Day Reduce Risks Of Disease?

Just consuming a handful of nuts can reduce the risk of diabetes by almost 40 percent, according to the study.

War On Rich: Portland To Tax Companies For CEO Salaries If New Measure Passes

The Portland city commissioner proposed the additional tax, calling income inequality in the U.S. “the biggest challenge facing our society” after global warming.

These are the top Pokémon gifts to get kids for Christmas.

Christmas Toys For Kids: 2016 Pokemon Gift Guide For Children

Parents are going to want to catch all these Pokémon toys before Christmas.

Human Evolution: How Cesarean Deliveries Are Changing Women's Bodies

The number of cases where a baby was too big to pass through the mother's birth canal soared in recent decades. The trend suggests Cesarean sections are changing human evolution.

Global Warming Effects On Earth: Catastrophic Rain Storms Could Bring Flooding And Extreme Damage

The rain events come as a result of climate change effects and will hit the U.S. coasts hardest.

Even smoking just one cigarette a day can still lead to early death, according to a new study published in JAMA Internal Medicine.

Can Cigarettes Kill You? Smoking Just Once A Day Can Still Lead To Early Death, Study Says

People who smoked just once a day were also found to have greater risks of lung cancer.

Final Election Result 2016: Florida Voters Say Hillary Clinton Won The State, File Lawsuit For Recount

Donald Trump won the majority of votes in Florida, but voters say hacks on voting machines and other illegal activities at polling places statewide cost Hillary Clinton the election.

Jews, Women And Muslims Are Not Evil, Bad: Google Autocomplete Suggestions Deemed Racist, Sexist

Before a recent policy change, the feature that suggests common searches provided the words "evil" and "bad" when users typed in the words "are Jews" and "are women."

Roman Polanski Update: Poland’s Supreme Court Upholds Refusal To Extradite Filmmaker Over Sexual Assault Conviction

The Academy Award-winning filmmaker admitted to raping a 13-year-old girl in 1977 and pleaded guilty to multiple charges.

Who Will Host The Oscars In 2017? 4 Reasons Jimmy Kimmel Is The Perfect Choice

“Jimmy Kimmel Live!” host Jimmy Kimmel is hosting the Oscars in 2017. Here are four reasons why he is a good choice.

Samsung Galaxy S8 Launch Delayed? Patent Lawsuit Might Affect Processor Production: Reports

The possible delay in the device launch could be caused by a patent lawsuit over its 10 nanometer processor technology.

How To Get A Trump Cap: Donald Trump’s Campaign Selling ‘Official’ Presidential Headwear

The president-elect was first spotted with the cap on Nov. 27 when he was photographed leaving his estate in Palm Beach, Florida.

What Will ISIS Do Next? US Military To Review Strategy Against Islamic State Group For Donald Trump

The president-elect reportedly indicated he wants to review U.S. strategy to tackle the Islamic State group.

More ISIS Attacks? New Islamic State Group Spokesman Promises Attacks On The West, Iran, Turkey In First Address

Abu Hassan al-Muhajir replaced Abu Muhammad al-Adnani, who was killed in a U.S. drone strike near al-Bab, Syria, on Aug. 30.

Democrats 2020: Will Joe Biden Run For President? He's Not Saying No

If he runs for president and wins, Biden would be 78 come Inauguration Day, making him the oldest U.S. chief executive in history.

Millions Of Americans Still Experience Slow Internet, According To FCC

According to new research published by the Federal Communications Commission, 47.5 million homes and businesses in the United States are still stuck with slow connection speeds.

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