Cisco's incoming CEO Chuck Robbins may be unrolling more acquisitions than just the TV set-top business, bought for $6.9 billion in 2005 and sold for $600 million on Thursday. … [Read more...]
Bounty Hunter ‘Dog’ Chapman: El Chapo Is Out of His League
TV bounty hunter Duane “Dog” Chapman knows there are some fugitives even he can’t bring to justice. The star of CMT’s Dog and Beth: On The Hunt admits he probably would not be able to capture escaped Mexican drug lord Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán — and doesn’t even plan to try. … [Read more...]
Mammoths Killed by Climate Change
Studies have shown time and again that humans are pretty effective at driving other animals to extinction — but a new study published in Science this week suggests that when it comes to some species, that blame might have been misplaced. … [Read more...]
3 Dead, 9 Injured in Lafayette, Louisiana Theater Shooting
A gunman opened fire inside a packed movie theater in Lafayette, Louisiana Thursday night, and the shooter is among three people who died, police said. … [Read more...]
Facebook May Lead to Poor Mental Health
Teens who use social networking sites such as Facebook, Twitter or Instagram for more than two hours daily may be at risk of poor mental health, high psychological distress and suicidal thoughts, a new study has warned. … [Read more...]
Police Officer Recalls Face-slashing, Chokes Away Tears
Dabbing tears from his eyes, a Detroit police officer testified Thursday how fellow officers helped pull him away from a woman who slashed his face five times with a rusty razor blade. … [Read more...]
Government Cracks Down on Mosques in Tunisia
Among a flurry of security measures the Tunisian government began after a gunman massacred 38 tourists last month in Sousse was a crackdown on dozens of mosques, creating concerns that the secular government may be falling back toward the authoritarian ways of the former dictatorship. … [Read more...]
Germany Hurries to Do Business with Iran After Nuclear Deal
Germany's economy minister has dismissed criticism of his recent trip to Iran, saying Tehran's poor human rights record and refusal to recognize Israel aren't legitimate reasons to avoid doing business with the country. … [Read more...]