Fear Grips Bitcoin Market As Bears Refuse To Retreat
Data tweeted by Glassnode shows that the world's biggest cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, remains bearish, and some key indicators show investors remaining in the sidelines.
Steve Bannon Held In Contempt
The House voted 229-202 to hold Steve Bannon in contempt for ignoring a subpoena
China Bridles As Trump Targets Beijing's 'Core Interests'
In a major policy U-turn, the Trump administration is actively targeting China's “core interests”: Tibet, Xinjiang and South China Sea.
'Year Of The Rat' Throws A Curveball At China's Communist Party Leadership
China’s leaders face probably the biggest challenge they have ever faced as the U.S. chokes trade, technology access, human capital development and finance — amid a collapse of global demand.
Big Money On Line, NCAA May Tip Off Tourney Without Spectators
March Madness means money.
DeWine has done the right thing, but let consumer decide.
Gold May Scale $2,000 As Prices Surge On Coronavirus Pandemic Fears
Gold is leading safe-haven precious metals as economic slump fears grip world markets. The yellow metal looks good to scale $2,000 an ounce going past the $1,900 mark it crossed in 2013. Dow slumped 450 points Monday.
Diagnostic Practice Changes Causing False Increase In Autism Numbers, Hurting Study Of Disorder
Changes in diagnostic practices, which have led to a false increase in prevalence, are what's fueling theories that autism doesn't really exist.
Couple Falls To Their Death in Peru
A couple fell to their deaths after a sharing a romantic kiss on a bridge in Peru.
Florida Man Sentenced To 10 Years In Prison For Knowingly Spreading HIV
Rasheem Ikey Bodiford was sentenced to 10 years in state prison and five years of probation for three felony counts of having sexual contact with a person without notifying he was diagnosed with AIDS-causing HIV.
Why Was 'The Boy II' Pushed Back?
"Brahms: The Boy II" has been delayed from summer to winter, and it may end up being a smart move.
Looking For A High-Tech Gift For A Young Child? Think Playgrounds, Not Playpens
It can be hard to tell whether what’s in the box will encourage development or just be a waste of time.
Is LeBron James or Steph Curry Worth More?
Who makes more money in the NBA, Steph Curry or Lebron James?
Unprecedented Volume Causes Bitcoin Exchange Outage
The prices of cryptocurrencies like bitcoin, XRP and ether all skyrocketed this week. Coinbase said the rush of traffic and trading caused outages across its bitcoin exchange.
Philippines Asks China To Help Combat Islamic Militants
The move represents a significant shift in the Philippines’ political relations with the U.S., which had been the country’s main defense ally in the past.
Muslim-American Group Works Hard To Fight Bigotry
The Council on American-Islamic Relations is bracing for yet another backlash as it tries to defend its community from Islamophobic attacks.
Paris Attack Map: Location Of Bataclan Hostages
A series of terror attacks in Paris were concentrated in the 10th and 11th arrondissement Friday night. As many as 60 hostages are being held at the Bataclan Concert Hall
Uncertainty Over 3rd Cena-Owens Match
The WWE may delay the bout until SummerSlam, in order to intensify the pre-match hype.
How Snowden Changed America
On the second anniversary of Edward Snowden's disclosures about government spying, public opinion has evolved. Has the Obama administration?
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India Can't Get Enough $100 Smartphones
Affordable smartphones are changing lives in India, helping people get jobs, allowing entrepreneurs to reach customers and creating new first-time users.
India May Soon Lead The World In Mobile Innovation
The vast majority of consumers on the subcontinent do not have access to a PC, but millions have smartphones.
China's Xiaomi, Huawei And Lenovo Target Subcontinent
Faced with declining demand in their home market, China's handset makers are now counting on India for growth.
Android One A Tough Sell In India
Because of marketing missteps and tough competition, Google's $105 smartphone has failed to catch on in the world's No. 3 mobile market.
Can EU Regulators Take Google Down?
Regulators in the United States couldn't prove that Google was a monopoly. Now Europe will take a swing.
Lingua Frantic: Mobile Startups Adapt To India's 122 Languages
Ride-hailing service Ola Cabs and other newcomers are using tech to overcome language barriers on the subcontinent.
India's Wireless Auction Sets Stage For Data Boom
The country's wireless carriers are expected to roll out a host of new services, but prices for the average consumer could increase sharply.
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