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Cindy Drukier
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Japan Asks Spa Operators to Admit Foreigners With Tattooes
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Asia & Pacific
March 17, 2016
Washington Hospitals Urge HIV, Hepatitis Tests for 1,500 After Needle Swaps
More than 1,500 patients from two Washington State hospitals are being told to get tested for HIV and ...
US
March 16, 2016
Why Is This Video So Relaxing? It Might Be Because You’re Experiencing ASMR
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Health News
March 15, 2016
NASA’s Scott Kelly to Retire in April After Spending Year in Space
Scott Kelly, NASA astronaut who just returned from 340 days in space has announced he's hanging up his ...
Science
March 14, 2016
People in Guam Are Most Interested in #PiDay and Other Interesting Facts About Pi
According to Google Trends people in the U.S. island territory of Guam show the highest interest in searching the ...
Good to Know
March 14, 2016
US Embassy Warned of Possible Terrorist Attack in Ankara 2 Days Ahead of Deadly Blast
One alert on March 11, warned Americans of a possible terrorist attack in the Bahcelievler area, about 3 ...
Middle East
March 13, 2016
Why Do Airplanes Still Have Ashtrays?
If you think about it, airplanes have more no-smoking signs than passengers. So why in the world is ...
Aviation News
March 12, 2016
Rescued Zoo Chimp Who Spent 18 Years in Isolation Won’t Let Go of New Friend
For 18 years Terry the chimp lived in isolation at a zoo, now he has a new friend ...
Animal videos
March 12, 2016
Airlines Set New Record for Cramming People Into Planes
While air passenger traffic is growing, airlines aren't necessarily adding more seats—they're just flying fuller planes.
Aviation News
March 10, 2016
Abe Vigoda Forgotten in Oscars ‘In Memoriam’
It's bound to happen now and then. The Academy Awards tradition of honoring the stars who departed in ...
Entertainment
February 29, 2016
Chris Rock’s Best Jokes of the Oscars
Chris Rock was entirely tight-lipped about what he'd say as host of the most controversial Oscars in recent ...
Entertainment
February 28, 2016
Video: Unbelievable Vintage Ad Shows ‘The Flintstones’ Smoking Winston Cigarettes
In the 1960s, “The Flintstones” was actually sponsored by Winston cigarettes and the ad spot shows our favorite ...
Ads
February 27, 2016
Video: Little Girl Who Grew up With Gorillas Reunites With Them 12 Years Later
This is an incredible story about the bond between humans and animals—even ones in the wild. (tip: fast ...
Animal videos
February 27, 2016
11 Foods That Grow in Totally Unexpected Ways: Cashews, Baby Corn, Cinnamon
Do you know how these grow? Chocolate, cashews, pepper corn, baby corn, cinnamon, wasabi, pineapple, kiwi, sesame seeds, ...
Environment
February 13, 2016
Best Tweets of #JonasBlizzard #blizzard2016 #Snowmaggedon2016 #Snowzilla
Extreme weather is always good fodder for social media. Here are some of the best tweets from the ...
Social Media
January 23, 2016
More Ridiculous Things Passengers Tried to Slip by the TSA
One of the most entertaining Instagram accounts out there is maintained by Transportation Security Administration (TSA), which keeps a ...
Aviation News
January 23, 2016
Gen X Turns 50 — ‘We’re doing well, thanks for asking’
The first cohort of Generation X turned 50 this year—you probably didn't notice. That's OK, they didn't notice ...
US Features
December 30, 2015
Petition Asks Chinese Leader to Intervene for Anastasia Lin, Miss World Canada
The petition asserts Lin has been excluded from competing in the Miss World finals in China because she's ...
Canadian Content
November 21, 2015
CEO and Writers Impressed by Intensity of Shen Yun Symphony Orchestra Experience
PROVIDENCE, R.I.—"It's quite remarkable in its intensity and color—musical color," commented Deborah Dunning with equal intensity describing her ...
Audience Comments
November 1, 2015
Mom Treats Her Young Budding Musician to Shen Yun Symphony Orchestra
PROVIDENCE, R.I.—Although the only performance of Shen Yun Symphony Orchestra at Veterans Memorial Auditorium in Providence was on ...
City
November 1, 2015
Lax Standards Could Be Behind Tianjin Port Explosion
While the cause of the two blasts in Tianjin, China, is not yet clear, observers suspect that poor ...
China
August 13, 2015
Wing Piece From Missing Malaysia Airlines MH370 May Have Washed Ashore
A piece of an airplane wing that could belong to Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 that went missing over a year ago ...
Aviation News
July 29, 2015
Once the Domain of States, Private Sector Now Dominates 76 Percent of Space Economy
The private space industry now accounts for 76% of the $330 billion space economy—eclipsing government spending on space.
Space
July 17, 2015
China’s Sloppy Battery Industry Threatens Global Gadget Supply Chain
Lithium ion batteries—found in almost every rechargeable device—are prone to exploding if they're low quality or poorly packaged.
China Business & Economy
July 14, 2015
Hackers Just Added a New Reason Why Your Flight Can Be Delayed
LOT airlines was hacked grounding 10 flights and delaying others validating growing concerns about the vulnerability of the ...
Aviation News
June 22, 2015
Asian Airlines Have Cleanest Lavatories and Best Cabin Crews
Most Airlines could learn a thing or two about customer satisfaction from their Asian counterparts.
Aviation News
June 21, 2015
Why Planes Still Have Ashtrays, and 4 Other Mysteries of Flying Solved
Why are there ashtrays on non-smoking flights? Why do we have to open the window shades and put ...
Aviation News
June 10, 2015
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