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The Declining Rig Count Doesn't Mean What You Think

The number of rigs drilling for oil in the U.S. has declined over the past few months, but production is likely to continue rising steadily in 2019 and beyond.

SpaceX Rocket To Start Launching Astronauts By July, Source Says

SpaceX Rocket could launch the Crew Dragon by July, according to an anonymous Russian source.

Trump 'Not Guilty' Good For US, Tulsi Gabbard Says On Mueller Report

"If the president of the United States had been indicted for conspiring with Russia to interfere with and affect the outcome of our elections it would have precipitated a terribly divisive crisis that could have even led to civil war,” Tulsi Gabbard said in a statement.

Michael Avenatti Name-drops Trump, R. Kelly In $20M Nike Extortion

Lawyer Michael Avenatti, a fierce Trump critic, has been arrested in New York City and faces criminal charges in California, all on the same day.

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Who Is Jeremy Richman? Father Of Sandy Hook Victim Dead In Apparent Suicide

Jeremy Richman, the father of a first-grader who was shot and killed in the Sandy Hook tragedy in 2012, was found dead of an apparent suicide Monday morning.

Two New Nintendo Switch Models On The Way, According To New Report

According to a new report, 2019 could be a big year for Nintendo on the hardware side with two new model Switch systems.

Why Amanda Knox Plans To Return To Italy After Meredith Kercher's Murder

Amanda Knox is planning to return to Italy where she spent years behind bars after being accused and later acquitted of killing her flatmate.

High Housing, Rent Costs Are Harming Your Health

In addition to a poor diet and lifestyle habits, it’s how you live that’s also probably the reason you’re always feeling sluggish and sickly.

Lower Open Likely For US Markets; Oil Down, Gold Jumps

Lower open likely for the U.S markets Monday, after the important stock index futures' were down, affected by sell-off spree in Asian and European markets as investor pessimism escalated over falling global economic growth.

Man Left 2-Year-Old Down Syndrome Son With Nanny, Won’t Take Him Back

The nanny's husband, who has been identified as Wong, told local media they contacted the child's father several times but he never came to take the boy back.

Multinational Cloud Storage: How To Minimize The Inherent Risks

The need for connectivity and latency drives enterprises’ international cloud strategies as many scale to serve global audiences. As a result, enterprises wind up housing their data across the globe.

Cars Are Regulated For Safety – Why Not Information Technology?

Of course people need ethics. But the current troubles in the technology industry are not evidence of an ethics crisis; it is a public-policy crisis.

US Economic Calendar For The Week Of March 25, 2019

International Business Times poll on major U.S. economic releases scheduled for the week of March 25, 2019.

Prince Philip Never Got Behind This British Tradition That Queen Elizabeth Loved

Prince Philip doesn't like to drink a popular British drink that Queen Elizabeth II enjoys.

Is Smith & Wesson Still The Biggest Gunmaker In The US?

Amidst an unprecedented industry slump, millions of firearms are being still sold.

Henry Avocados Recalled In 6 States Over Listeria Contamination

Possible conamination by Listeria bacteria has forced the recall of some Henry Avocados.

Starbucks Increasing Its Environmental Commitment

The company plans to test new cups and offer more straw-free lids.

4 Blockbuster Drug Launches To Watch In 2019

These four experimental drugs will reach the market soon, and the companies launching them have little room for error.

US Budget Deficit Hits Historically High Record In February

The U.S. budget deficit continues to break records for vastness as a result of the GOP's Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.

Infographic: Southwest Airlines Owns Most Number Of Boeing 737 Max Jets

This chart shows the size of fleet and most orders filled for the Boeing 737 Max by airline affected.

Mueller Report Saves Trump, Says He Didn't Collude With Russia

The summary of Special Counsel Robert Mueller's report released by Attorney General William Bar has resulted in confusion.

Pinterest IPO S-1 Filing Reveals $756M Revenue, But Lost $63M In 2018

If Facebook is for mom and dad, it now turns out Pinterest is mostly for mom.

Queen Elizabeth Asked Prince Philip To ‘Shut Up’ During Tour, Claims Source

Queen Elizabeth asked Prince Philip during their US tour for this reason.

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Americans Are Woefully In The Dark About Retirement Plans, Data Shows

It's time to get schooled.

Why US Shortfalls In Sustainable Development Goals Hurt Businesses

For the United States, the remedy to its sustainable development goals failures isn’t necessarily more capital or resources but a stronger balance and distribution of its current efforts.