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Teen Gets Accepted To More Than 100 Colleges

A North Carolina teen was accepted into 113 colleges and got several full-ride scholarship offers before her high school graduation.

Google Assistant Now Works With More Than 5,000 Smart Home Devices

Google Assistant is now able to control 5,000 smart home devices, and it looks like Google will continue increasing that number in the coming months.

Facebook's CFO Just Explained Why Twitter And Snap Don't Stand A Chance

Improving ad products is only good when you don't look at what the competition is doing.

Peanut Allergy Symptoms: New Blood Test Cost-Efficient, Highly Accurate

The new test, known as the Mast Activation Test, "is specific in confirming the diagnosis, so when it’s positive we can be very sure it means allergy."

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LG Asserts It Was Ahead Of Apple In Adopting Secondary Display

LG Electronics is not calling the new display feature of the G7 ThinQ a “notch” and it has also asserted how it was ahead of Apple when it comes to adopting secondary displays for smartphones.

Samsung Gear S4 Rumored To Arrive In Two Sizes With LTE Support

The LTE-enabled Samsung Gear S4 is being developed in the U.S. and is going to be made available through Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile.

Facebook Data Scandal: Political Consulting Firm Cambridge Analytica Declares Bankruptcy

The data firm went out of business Wednesday, following months of controversy following the revelation the firm had allegedly misused Facebook user data.

Meghan Markle Caught In This Dangerous Situation In Buenos Aires, Says Biographer

Meghan Markle faced a dangerous situation in Buenos Aires in 2002, says Andrew Morton.

Who Is Andrew Pollack? Parkland Shooting Victim's Father Sues Former Deputy, Others

In the lawsuit filed by Pollack, 10 of the 26 pages are about Peterson, who was the armed school resource officer when the incident happened.

Facebook Bringing AR, Translations To Messenger App

Facebook also teased a major redesign for the Messenger app that would simplify the user experience and bring in the new dark mode.

Russian Su-27 Jet's 'Unprofessional' Intercept Of US Surveillance Aircraft Second In 2018

The pilots flying the P-8 Poseidon told officials that they never felt threatened or unsafe by the maneuvers of the Russian jet, although the intercept was deemed “unprofessional.”

Most Polluted US Cities Are In California, Indiana, Kentucky: WHO Report

According to the WHO report, pollution in the U.S. cities did not compare to the situation in Asian and African cities, where 90 percent of pollution-related deaths occur.

Starbucks' Food Strategy Has Some Drawbacks

Those spiking breakfast sandwich sales have a downside.

Helicopter Crash In Oregon Leaves 1 Injured: Other Recent Incidents Involving Choppers

The helicopter that crashed was identified as a Robinson R22 which belonged to the Hillsboro Aero Academy.

CNN Investigation Finds Dozens Of Sexual Assault Allegations Against Uber Drivers

An extensive investigative report by CNN found hundreds of incident reports alleging that Uber drivers committed sexual assault against riders.

Technology Is Better Than Ever – But Thousands Of Americans Still Die In Car Crashes Every Year

Motor vehicle crashes are a public health crisis in the US. Distracted driving laws can save lives – but only some states have them.

International Workers’ Day 2018: Facts, Quotes To Celebrate May Day

This year, Google dedicated a doodle to commemorate May Day, which showcased tools of various trades — from hardhats and shovels to mixing bowls, books and laboratory beakers.

HTC U12+ Leaked Photos Show Dual Front-Facing Cameras

A set of hands-on photos appear to show the HTC U12+ sporting dual front-facing cameras.

Meghan Markle May Wear White Wedding Dress, Makeup To Highlight Natural Beauty

Meghan Markle may wear a white wedding dress at the royal wedding.

North Korea Releases 3 US Detainees From Labor Camps, Negotiating Return

North Korea was negotiating with the United States about the best way for the detainees to return home, Choi Sung-ryong, a representative of the families of the former prisoners, said.