News

• Apple to Develop Its Own Processors for Mac by 2020

  

  It seems that Apple will succeed in replacing its fully-fledged Intel processors with its own product to match the new OS.

• USA and Allies Strike Syria in a ’One Time Shoot’

  

  Three locations were targeted, one in Damascus and two near Homs in a „one time shoot to send a message,“ the Pentagon reports.

• EU ATC Issued Alert Over ‘Possible Air Strikes on Syria Within 72 Hours’

  

  Europe civilian aircraft control issued a warning as US carrier enters Mediterranean Sea threatening to attack Damascus.

• Haley: The US Does Not Need UN Approval to Act in Syria

  

  The US dismantled Yugoslavia in 1999, Iraq in 2003 and Libya in 2011 in military operations without UN approval.

• DHS Plan to Track Journalists & Monitor Media

  

  US Homeland Security is building a media and journalist database including bloggers, podcasters and influencers in English, Arabian and Russian language.

• Mysterious Death of Missing CDC Expert Sparks Controversy

  

  After a two week search, the remains of a CDC epidemiologist was found by fishermen in the Chattahoochee River, NW Atlanta.

• 3D Tattoo Artist Helps Breast Cancer Survivors

  

  Such a small piece of artwork but so powerful can make women whole again, according to breast cancer survivors whose quality of life improved.

• What Peak Supply Could Mean for Gold

  

  The world wide supply of gold is starting to peak, however there is presently no shortage to drive price increases.

• YouTube Shooter Practiced Before the Attack

  

  Practicing the use of pistol at the gun range opens the question of premeditated intentions rather than acting in affect.

• UK Authorities Searched Russian Airplane Without An Explanation

  

  UK customs and police blatantly break International law amid anti-Russian provocation that started with Skripal accusation.

• California Businesses Can Withhold Records from I.C.E.

  

  AB 450 which took effect January 1, 2018 allows businesses to withhold records and personel from ICE examination, absent a judicial search warrant.

• Zuckerberg: I Trusted The Wrong People

  

  Zuckerberg first appeared since the beginning of the scandal on user's data leakage saying that he hired and trusted wrong people.

• Jim Carrey Mocked Putin and Trump But Not As Actor

  

  Actor Jim Carrey switched the stage for a canvas as he continues expressing his views by painting public figures, mainly politicians.

• A Man Found Himself in a Photo of His Wife Years Before the Two Met

  

  When she was young, a Chinese woman took a picture at the same moment her future husband was at the scene.

• Gaming History: How Technology has Changed Gaming Industry over the Years

  

  The relationship between the gaming industry and the technology that enables it has been intertwined since the first computer games were introduced in 1940.

• Engineer Warned Miami Bridge Would Collapse, but No One Listens

  

  The fast building method for bridge construction within a day was faulty, the construction engineer warned.

• Ex UK’s Labour MP Hinted Western Spies may be Responsible for Skripal Poisoning

  

  Great Britain accused Moscow for the poisoning of double spy and his daughter, which led to expelling Russian diplomats and freezing their assets.

• Stellar Physicist Stephen Hawking Dies at the Age of 76

  

  The world remembers professor Hawking for his ideas of colonization of Mars and deep space travel but also for warnings about robots and AI.

• China to Introduce Lifelong Presidency, Trump Approves

  

  New constitutional amendments allow Chinese President Xi Jinping to remain in power indefinitely.

• Doctors in Canada Protest Because They Have Increased Salaries

  

  Doctors in Canada requested that the money provided for their raise be returned to the health care system in order to profit patients and underpaid colleagues.