String of Earthquakes Shakes Phoenix
On Sunday night, residents across Phoenix reported shaking. Three earthquakes were felt in nearby Black Canyon City. The largest of these took place at approximately…
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ASUS OnHub – the next generation Wi-Fi Hub
Whether we accept it or not, we all are short-tempered when it comes to a poor Wi-Fi connection. Be it chatting with friends, surfing for…
Craft and Art Students go back to drawing boards, rejecting digital
Art and craft has witnessed the most drastic transformations since the post-modern era. The transformations have been not only in terms of thoughts but…
President Obama calls for tougher Gun Laws
Head of State not happy with current gun-control status quo According to the National Journal Investigation, 2015 it was concluded that “the states with the…
Actress Maureen O’Hara Dies at the Age of 95
Beautiful yesteryear actress, Maureen O’ Hara died on Saturday in her sleep. O’Hara was one of the most famous actresses during the early 1950s. As…
Hazardous calm before the storm: export crisis threatens Germany, said IMF
The commodity shock could soon bring new problems for the German export economy. The IMF sees a crisis in emerging markets on the horizon, but does…
House Speaker Position in sight for Paul Ryan
Republican Paul Ryan cleared his toughest hurdle to becoming the next House speaker as the majority of the hard-line conservative Freedom Caucus supported him on…
Hillary Clinton’s Support Increases after first democratic debate
After the past week’s first Democratic presidential debate, Hillary Clinton experienced a rise in her popularity graph. According tovarious online polls on Monday, support for…
Slowed Fundraising gives a good account of Jeb Bush’s troubled Presidential Campaign
When Jeb Bush entered the Presidential race, many expected his fundraising campaign to be unstoppable. At this point of time, Jeb Bush has about $10 million…
5500 US Troops To Remain In Afghanistan: Obama
The US will keep 5500 of its troops in Afghanistan well into 2017, explained President Obama on Thursday, ending his own ambitions to bring back…
Psychologists who Designed Enhanced Torture Techniques Slapped with Lawsuit
We’re guessing most Americans are all for saving the lives of fellow Americans, but at what cost? This question has always been a tricky one…
Obama: Hillary Clinton Made a Mistake but Didn’t Endanger National Security
President Barack Obama recently gave an interview on CBS’s “60 minutes” and released details about Hillary Clinton mistakenly using a private email server, when she…
Republicans to Meet amid Turmoil after Kevin McCarthy’s Exit from Speaker Race
Paul D. Ryan is being courted by House Republicans who have been left in turmoil after Kevin McCarthy’s exit from the speaker race. This has…
The US Justice Department Plans to Let Go 6,000 Prison Inmates
The US Justice Department prepares for one of the largest release of convicts from federal prisons between October 3 and November 2 this year. This…
US Led TTP Trade Agreement will Serve as a Counter Balance to China’s Increasing Influence in Asia
The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TTP) trade deal struck between the US and twelve Asian nations is being viewed as a victory for the US and its…
Oregon Gunman Wrote ‘I’m the Sane One’ Before Going on a Killing Spree
In the 1980s hit British-American psychological horror movie ‘The Shining’, a character goes in a trance and writes ‘REDRUM‘ – that reads MURDER when held…
South Carolina Set to Get More Rain after Flood
On Monday, officials warned South Carolinians to remain on high alert for a second wave of downpour. The state, which is still recovering from the…
Marine Corps Gender-Integration Study Criticized for Being Biased
A U.S. Marine Corps gender-Integration study has been heavily criticized on the grounds that it was engineered to keep women out of the infantry units….
Umpqua Community College — The Site of a Tragedy
When Chris Harper Mercer, 26, visited Umpqua Community College, it was not to study. In Oregon, where the crime and violence rate is low, an…