3 US commandos killed, 2 injured near Mali border in Niger
Three US Army special operations commandos have been killed and two others injured in Niger Green Berets, the special forces came under fire in the West African country on Wednesday. The forces were allegedly part of a joint US-Nigerien patrol,… more »
Saudi female students allowed to use mobile phones
Saudi Arabia's Minister of Education Ahmad al-Isa instructed the administrations of universities and colleges of the Gulf monarchy to let female students carry mobile phones on campus. The minister added that female students should not come across any… more »
Putin highlights Russia’s strong point as never stooping to double dealing
Russian President Vladimir Putin has said that Moscow never indulges in double dealing in relations with other countries and this is precisely the reason why foreign partners prefer to cooperate with Russia. "I will tell you this. You may believe me or… more »
Fish populations are absolutely COLLAPSING across the oceans of the world… may lead to fall of human civilization
University of Washington researchers, populations of older fish have dropped by 72 percent on average. If fish don’t live long enough to reproduce successfully, the entire food chain would collapse, with animals that eat fish being the first to succumb.… more »
Cubans Finally Allowed to Have Internet at Home, Socialist-Style: Expensive, Slow, Censored
Previously, Internet in Cuba was not allowed in private homes except in the rare case of some professionals such as doctors, lawyers, journalists and senior government officials. Private citizens of Cuba can now obtain Internet services at a high cost… more »
CNN Reporter: “These Country Music Supporters Were Likely Trump Supporters”
CBS fired one of its network executives, Hayley Geftman-Gold, after she took to social media to explain why she was “not even sympathetic” to victims of the Las Vegas shooting because “country music fans often are Republican.” more »
US Senate pressures social media over 'foreign ads' as it hunts for 'chaos-creating Russians'
Facebook, Google and Twitter need to tell Americans what they will do to make sure ads paid for by “foreign entities” like Russia are labeled as such, the senior Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee said ahead of a public hearing with the… more »
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