According to a White House official who briefed reporters on the President’s first address to the United Nations General Assembly, President Trump will urge other countries to do their part in confronting threats such as North Korea.
A peaceful vigil turned violent and caused 3 arrests on the campus of Georgia Tech University Monday night. The protest comes in the wake of the death of Scout Schultz, 21, a student activist at Georgia
Puerto Rico is making preparations in anticipation of the arrival of Hurricane Maria, projected to make direct landfall this Wednesday. Maria is currently a Category 2 storm, and hurricane warnings have been issued for the islands of
More than 80 people were arrested on Sunday, September 17 when the third day of peaceful protesting over the acquittal of St. Louis police officer Jason Stockley turned violent. Stockley, a white police officer, was acquitted of
Harvard is getting some major criticism over inviting ex-Wikileaks spy, Chelsea Manning. Several CIA agents who serve as director at the school are retiring from their position at the school claiming the school is hiring a American
A U.s Army special operation soldier was killed this Thursday along with seven other soldiers injured when a training exercise when wrong that involved demolitions, according to officials. Several soldiers injured in explosion at Fort Bragg, officials
Martin Shkreli offered $5,000 to anyone who could grab a strand of Hillary Clinton’s hair. Shkreli was convicted of fraud in August and is awaiting sentencing, but prosecutors believe the post reflected “an escalating pattern of threats
After Apple’s release of new products, the new iPhone X’s facial recognition to unlock the phone has the US Senate’s attention. Their primary concern is the privacy implications of Apple’s new feature and if it will be
Tim Cook describes the iPhone X as the biggest leap forwards since the first iPhone. Impossible to compare full until the model comes out to the public on November 2nd, on paper the newest Apple release compares favorably
About 7 a.m. Wednesday, police began letting residents back into the Florida Keys. There’s a one in four chance that those returning to their homes won’t be able to live in what is left. 90% of homes
