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FedEx Sues US Government Over Export Rules, Huawei Restrictions

FedEx is striking back at the Trump administrations war on Huawei.

Intel, Micron Continue Business With Huawei Despite Trump Ban: Report

Despite the Trump administration’s antagonism and blacklisting of Chinese telecom equipment giant Huawei over national security concerns, many U.S chip companies are still supplying products to the Chinese company.

Where Will Mastercard Be In 5 Years?

The payments network continues to play its cards right.

San Francisco Bans E-Cigarette Sales, Juul Warns 'Thriving Black Market'

San Francisco finally bans e-cigarettes, the popular smoking device among teens.

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Mackenzie Lueck Update: New Theory Emerges About 23-Year-Old Utah Student's Disappearance

A theory is emerging as to what transpired after the 23-year-old Utah college student exited her Lyft at 3:00 a.m.

5 Best Smoothies To Try Out This Summer

From Banana Cream Pie to Ginger Green Monster, here are the five best smoothies to try out this summer.

UFO Enthusiast Claims ‘UFO Fleet’ Flew Over Missouri

A UFO enthusiast claims that some “UFOs” were spotted flying over Liberty, Missouri. These UFOs, he said, might be the same “UFOs” seen in other cities in the Midwestern U.S. state.

Russia Checks Combat Readiness Of Its Armed Forces Amid Rising US-Iran Tensions

Amid US and Iran’s escalating tensions, Russia is preparing its armed forces for a potential war.

National HIV Testing Day: Walgreens To Provide Free HIV Testing

Walgreens will provide free HIV testing and information at select Walgreens stores in over 260 cities this Thursday, June 27 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. EST.

Massive Freshwater Aquifer Discovered Beneath The Atlantic Ocean

There is a huge reservoir of freshwater locked beneath the Atlantic Ocean, the smallest of the world’s five oceans.

Amazon, Google And Facebook Warrant Antitrust Scrutiny For Many Reasons – Not Just Because They’re Large

US lawmakers and regulators are beginning to investigate big tech's growing power, but they need to look beyond size and into their very natures.

Oregon Marijuana Market Has Too Much Weed, Price Is Dropping

Oregon’s problem of excess weed stock from overproduction has forced the hand of the state legislature to pass two laws to stem the falling prices and to sell the pot beyond the state’s borders.

US Poverty Statistics Ignore Millions Of Struggling Americans

In the US, poverty is measured by income level. But that measure misses many other aspects of poverty – like unemployment, poor health and a lack of health insurance.

American Airlines Is Betting On The Airbus A321XLR

Last week, the world's largest airline became the largest customer for Airbus' new jet model.

Apple To Hire 2,000 Employees In Seattle Expansion, Makes It 'Engineering Hub'

Apple plans to go sleepless in Seattle by employing 2,000 people at two new offices.

Tesla Has No Demand Problem, But Delivery Is An Issue

Tesla's problems with deliveries, and not a sharp drop-off in demand, are to blame for its Wall Street woes.

Bitcoin Price Hits $11,300, Up 170% This Year

On Monday, Bitcoin, the world’s largest cryptocurrency hit a high of $11,307.69 at HK/SIN, around 5:30 a.m, according to Coindesk’s Bitcoin Price Index. This 170 percent jump is the highest since March 5, 2018.

Mexico Sends 15,000 Troops To US-Mexico Border

Mexico deploys troops to its border with Mexico but it isn't clear how many.

Infographic: US Imports From Vietnam Surge As US-China Trade War Drags On

This chart shows the percentage change in U.S. goods imports from its top import partners from January through April 2019 compared to the same period of last year.

Trump Slaps 'Hard-Hitting' Sanctions Against Iran

The Trump administration on Monday imposed what it said are “hard hitting” new sanctions on Iran.

US-Middle East Relations: Trump's Palestinian Economic Plan Faces Opposition From Arab World

Protests have taken place in multiple Arab countries against the Trump administration's Palestinian economic plan.

Bernie Sanders Wants To Cancel Student Loans And Debt? How Twitter Responded To The News

Sen. Bernie Sanders unveiled his plan to address the student debt crisis and ease the burden of 45 million Americans, and Twitter has some thoughts.

Climate Change 2019: Record Temperatures For Paris, Madrid, Miami, Anchorage, Hawaii And More

Record heat waves that have hit Anchorage and Paris are only the tip of the iceberg according to new studies about changing temperatures and climate change.

Extreme Weather 2019: Wave Of Severe Storms Forecasted For Midwest And Southeast US

The Midwest and Southeast U.S. is expected to get hit with another wave of severe weather that includes heavy rain, wind gusts, hail, and possibly a tornado or two.