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Kim Jong Un Open To North Korea Nuclear Site Inspection

The last time North Korea allowed foreign inspectors was in 2009.

President Trump Might Hit Apple With Tariffs After All

If the Trump administration includes Apple in the next round of tariffs, it could be a painful blow for the Mac maker, especially after shares have already shed 25% of their value from their October peak.

Spotify Is Finally Ready To Launch In India

The Swedish music streamer is about to enter the second-most-populous country on Earth

Hillary Clinton And Bill Clinton Net Worth: How Much Did The Couple Make Since Bill Left The White House?

Bill and Hillary Clinton have made millions since Bill left office.

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Trump Administration Is Taking Science Out Of Air Quality Standards

An air pollution expert with years of experience advising federal regulators describes how the Trump administration is speeding up reviews and reducing scientific input.

Social Security Helped Slash Elderly Poverty, But It Is Now In Jeopardy

Americans are increasingly struggling to save enough for retirement. If Social Security isn't saved, growing old in poverty will likely become more common.

US-South Korea 'Higher-Level' Military Exercises Continue Amid Reduced Drills

Gen. Robert Brown, the head of U.S. Army Pacific Command, stressed Monday the importance of exercises amid stalled talks with North Korea over denuclearization.

Kirstjen Nielsen's 'Human Shields' Remark On Migrant Caravan Echoes Trump's 'Grabbers' Theory

Secretary of Homeland Security Kirstjen Nielsen defended President Donald Trump’s decision to send troops to the border to prevent the caravan of immigrants from entering the country.

Prince Charles Likes Meghan Markle More Than Kate Middleton?

“She’s like the daughter he never had.”

Trump Might Implement 10% Tariff On iPhones, Laptops From China

U.S. President Donald Trump has suggested that he might implement a 10 percent tariff on iPhones and laptops coming from China.

Ohio Approves The Use Of Bitcoin To Pay Taxes

The state of Ohio is the first in the U.S. to officially accept cryptocurrency for tax payments.

Microsoft Becomes Most Valuable US Company Amid Apple’s Declining Share Price

Microsoft has now surpassed Apple in terms of market capitalization.

General Motors Layoffs: Which Plants Will Be Shut Down?

General Motors will cut thousands of jobs in the United States and might close several plants in North America.

Which Country Pays The Least For Netflix? Hint: It's Not The US

While Netflix is offered worldwide, the cost of the service varies. Find out which country pays the least for Netflix.

Woman Faked Autism Diagnosis, Was Euthanized, Certifying Doctors On Trial For Helping

The woman's sisters told investigators that her suffering was caused by a broken heart after a failed relationship and not by autism.

Sea Lions Dead From Gunshot Wounds, Acute Trauma Found On Washington Shores

Last week, one animal washed up on the shore in West Seattle in a decapitated condition.

LG Exhibits Medical Display Solutions For Surgeons At Chicago Event

LG Electronics is currently showcasing its new medical display products at the Radiological Society of North America 2018 event.

Airline Removes Pregnant Woman For Being Sick In Barf Bag

Billie-Jo Robinson, 28, a little over four months pregnant, was flying back to Manchester, England, from New York on a Virgin Atlantic flight with her sister-in-law and friend.

North Korea Warns US: ‘Act Reasonably’ In Talks, Human Rights Separate Issue

Rodong Sinmun, the official newspaper of North Korea’s ruling party, warned the U.S. to stop making "useless" efforts and realize North Korea’s “changed strategic status."