Even without a GPS, here’s why mobile phones are ‘the best spying device you can imagine’
ATM skimming is on the rise and getting more sophisticated.
Extreme heat, climate change has airlines preparing for dark and stormy flying
Blizzards can hobble airports, but the unpredictable storms and extreme heat of summer months present airlines — and passengers— with some of the most challenging conditions of the year. The extreme heat that has come with climate change is prompting airplane manufacturers to test their fleets for increasingly hotter temperatures.
A look at the issues at stake ahead of Trump and Putin’s summit next week
While it is unclear what President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin will (or won’t) agree to next week, here’s a summary of the issues they may discuss.
Five things you don’t know about instant payment apps
P2P transactions have come a long way, They’re now in use by every demographic.
At age 6, Luka Modric was a refugee. Now he’s leading Croatia to the World Cup Final
Modric reportedly grew up practicing soccer with the sound of grenades in the background.
How San Francisco sends less trash to the landfill than any other major U.S. city
San Francisco diverts 80 percent of its waste from landfills, more than any other major city. It hopes to achieve zero waste by 2020. Here’s a look at what makes the city’s waste management system so successful.
The real World Cup final isn’t France vs. Croatia, it’s Nike vs. Adidas
The international soccer tournament has become a commercial dream for sportswear companies — a platform for some of the world’s biggest brands to duke it out for the estimated 1 billion fans watching the once-every-four-year championship.
Amazon Prime Day hauls will be more expensive to ship this year
Amazon’s fourth annual Prime Day comes amid rising fuel costs.
Pompeo visits Mexico, is urged to reunite migrant families
Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto on Friday urged a U.S. delegation led by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to quickly reunite migrant families separated at the border.