Chinese Company to Use Face Recognition to Detect Underage Gamers
Decision comes as Chinese government blames video games for damaging children’s health
Author: Mikael Thalen
Defense Bill Gives Pentagon $1 Million for ‘Gender Advisors’
Taxpayer-funding to go toward ‘gender perspectives’ training at war colleges
Google CEO will testify before U.S. House panel in November
CEO previously refused to appear when requested by lawmakers
Why American stocks keep winning
What to expect from the economy in the next year
The Case Against Driverless Cars
Hackers, privacy problems and more concern experts
One Third of Americans Prescribed Opioids in the Past Two Years
Many Americans still prescribed opioids despite awareness of crisis
U.S.-Mexico trade deal text to be released as focus remains on Canada
U.S. and Canadian negotiators have spent several weeks trying to overcome disagreements
Facebook Reveals Hack Affecting 50 Million Accounts
Precautionary measure sees 90 million users logged out of Facebook
U.S.-led fight on Islamic State killed more than 1,100 civilians: Pentagon
‘We continue to employ thorough and deliberate targeting and strike processes…’
India Supreme Court Rules Adultery No Longer a Crime
‘Adultery cannot and should not be a crime’
At United Nations, US at odds with China, Russia over North Korea sanctions
China, backed by Russia, said the Security Council should reward Pyongyang for ‘positive developments’
Google Evades Senate Questions Over China Censorship Project
Company representative claims to be unsure whether China censors its citizenry
ICE Arrests Up, Have Plateaued, Under Trump
Agency still arrests fewer people than much of Obama era
Meet the new Air Force helicopters that can ‘defy Armageddon’
USAF plans to buy 84 of these new helicopters, with the first one arriving in 2021
Trump and deputy attorney general Rosenstein delay meeting to next week
There was widespread speculation earlier this week that Trump might fire Rosenstein