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UAE Closes Yemen Embassy As Houthi Clashes Continue, At Least 26 Killed

The U.S., Britain, Saudi Arabia, Germany, Italy and France have so far evacuated their embassies in the capital Sanaa, citing security concerns.

US Approves Cultivation, Sale Of Genetically Modified Apples

Genetically altered to resist browning, the apples were developed by the Canadian company Okanagan Specialty Fruits.

India Successfully Test-Fires BrahMos Supersonic Cruise Missile, Developed With Russian Help

BrahMos' top speed is claimed to be three times more than the U.S. subsonic Tomahawk cruise missile.

Dozens Of ISIS Fighters Killed By Iraqi Forces While Trying To Infiltrate Al-Asad Air Base In Iraq

Some of the ISIS fighters, who tried to infiltrate al-Asad air base on Friday, were wearing Iraqi military uniforms.

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Pinterest International Boss Talks Expansion In Europe, App Partnership With Apple

In 2015, Pinterest will be opening offices in Spain, Italy, the Netherlands and Sweden.

Dating Culture In China: Beijing's Single 'Leftover' Women And 'Bare Branch' Men Consider Forgoing Marriage

Vast cultural changes and gender imbalances have China’s singles hesitant to take the plunge into marriage.

Dow Jones Industrial Average Tops 18,000 While S&P 500 Index, Russell 2000 Close At Record Highs

The S&P 500 hit a record high as oil prices topped $60 a barrel, and the Nasdaq closed at its highest level in nearly 15 years.

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Who Is Kate Brown? Oregon Secretary Of State To Become First Openly Bisexual Governor

Active in Oregon politics for the past two dozen years, Kate Brown was twice elected to serve as its secretary of state.

China's OnePlus Set To Release OxygenOS Ahead Of OnePlus Two Smartphone Launch

OnePlus has created a developer team of former Paranoid Android workers after being snubbed by CyanogenMod.

Flu Season 2015: Record Number Of Hospitalizations Among Americans 65 And Older

An unforeseen mutation early in the 2014-2015 flu season led to a record number of hospitalizations across the U.S.

‘50 Shades Of Grey’: BDSM Sex Toy Sales Are Booming In Bible Belt, Flyover States

E.L. James’ pop-culture phenomenon is helping folks in the Bible Belt and conservative states come out of the kink closet.

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US Federal Government To Accept Apple Pay Starting In September

Federally run institutions, such as national parks, are part of the plan for the new mobile payment system.

ISIS Demands Blood Donations For Wounded Fighters In Syria, Mandatory Transfusions Performed Without Proper Medical Tools

Up to 100 residents of Raqqa, mostly men, reportedly had their blood drawn at private hospitals.

Auto Safety Recalls: Car Companies Issued Average Of 2.2 US Recalls A Day In 2014, But Many Owners Ignore Recall Notices

As many as half of car owners ignore efforts to get flawed vehicles repaired as they casually accept the risks.

Who Was St. Valentine? 3 Facts You Need To Know About The Romantic Holiday

Valentine's Day, celebrated on February 14, is named after three different Roman Catholic saints.

Apple Inc. Recruits Auto Experts For Secret Project: Is An iCar On The Way?

Experts from Mercedes and other automakers have been recruited by Apple to work on what some think is an iCar.

One Year After Deadly Protests, Venezuela Goes From Bad To Worse

It's been a year since Venezuelans launched mass protests over crime and the economy. Things are even worse now.

Apple Responds To In-App Purchase Backlash With ‘Pay Once And Play’ Deals

In response to complaints from parents and regulators, Cupertino is promoting "Pay Once And Play" games.

Why Do Roses Cost More On Valentine's Day? How To Buy Cheap Flowers Amid Spike In Prices Because Of High Demand

Valentine's Day is probably the worst day of the year to buy red roses in terms of cost-efficiency.

Syria's Southern Battleground: Iranian, Iraqi and Afghan Militias Vs. Rebels

The rebels are getting closer to Damascus, and the regime is calling in more and more outside help — from Iraq, Iran and Afghanistan.

ISIS Seizes Al-Baghdadi, Town Just Miles Away From Baghdad, With Only A US Marine Base In Its Path

All that is separating the Islamic State group from Baghdad is just three miles and a U.S. Marine Corps base.

Apple Inc. Lets Marijuana-Related App Return To App Store, Paving The Way For Others

MassRoots must now use geofencing to restrict access to the 23 U.S. states where medical marijuana is legal.

Measles Outbreak: Most People In Canada Say Vaccines Do Prevent Disease, Poll Finds

Asked, "Are vaccines effective?" 88 percent of respondents said vaccines did work in preventing disease in individuals.

Dow Jones Industrial Average Climbs Above 18,000 As Oil Prices Top $60

The Dow topped the psychologically important 18,000 milestone on Friday after oil prices rose above $60 a barrel for the first time in 2015.

Facebook, Google Will Be Noticeably Absent At Obama's Stanford Cybersecurity Speech Amid Ongoing Privacy Battle

Google, Facebook and other social networks have long complained about government surveillance, as they think it's all for naught.

Obama BuzzFeed Video: Health Insurance Enrollment Deadline In Two Days

Americans without health insurance have until Sunday to buy private insurance through the Affordable Care Act.

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