On Wednesday morning special counsel Robert Mueller gave his first public comments on the Russia investigation since taking on the task two years ago.
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Colorado Students Were Unknowingly Used to Train Facial Recognition
It all began in 2012. Dr. Terrance Boult attached a camera to a building on the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs campus and began filming students.
MacKenzie Bezos Pledges over $15 Billion to Charity
MacKenzie Bezos, the former wife of Amazon’s founder- Jeff Bezos, has recently pledged to donate half of her 35 billion dollar fortune to the Charity.
Trump Cites Ian Bremmer Tweet as Reason Why Libel Laws Should Change
Ian Bremmer, an author, and professor, with almost half a million Twitter followers, tweeted a fake quote which he attributed to the U.S President.
From Decoration Day to Memorial Day
In 1868 General John Logan called for a nationwide day to remember those who had served in the U.S. military.
Missouri U.S. Senator Hawley Cancels Trip to Border to Help Tornado Damaged Missouri
Missouri United States Senator, Josh Hawley, had reportedly planned a trip to the U.S. – Mexico border.
T-Mobile and Sprint Agree to Combine- Increasing Verizon’s Competition
T-Mobile and Sprint are putting the finishing touches on their merger agreement, which will put the value of the new company at $146 billion.
Thanks to ‘Stranger Things’ New Coke has Been Revived
According to Coca-Cola, there’s nothing better than opening a cold bottle (or can) of Coke and that might seem biased.
Cruise Ships Begin Using Facial Recognition for Convenience
Once a thing only available for select people, facial recognition has managed to reach the world of phones, and now travel companies.
Little Caesars Launches the Impossible Supreme Pizza
What’s impossible? For some it’s walking in space without a spacesuit, swimming across the entire Pacific ocean. For others, it’s getting an “A” on a test.
Missouri Senate Passes Eight-Week Abortion Ban
On Thursday, Missouri became the newest addition to the short list of states which have passed a “heartbeat bill.”
Monsanto Paying $2 Billion for Cancer Claims Over Roundup Usage
Monsanto, the mother company of the widely used weedkiller, Roundup, has just been ordered to pay over $2 billion to a couple that recently contracted cancer.