Restaurant ‘Fires’ Customer for Yelling at Autistic Worker
What’s more important: Your employee or your customer?
Melting Glaciers on Climate Talk List in Paris
Terrorist attacks in Paris are not expected to stop the United Nations from hosting a major climate conference in that city.
New Gene Therapy ‘Precisely’ Targets Cancer
Every year, about 14 million people are diagnosed with cancer.
Fear of Terrorism Spreads Far Beyond Paris
The effect of the recent terrorist attacks in France, Lebanon and Egypt is being felt all over the world.
Will Your Next Car Drive Itself?
One of the big changes is that cars will drive themselves.
Beckham named “sexiest”
People magazine covers celebrities and pop culture in the United States.
Paris Apartment Raided
French officers raided an apartment in Saint-Denis, a suburb north of Paris, on Wednesday morning.
Soda Bomb
The Islamic State militant group claimed that they crashed the Russian airplane over Egypt in late October with a bomb made from a soda can.
Will New Two-Child Policy Lift China’s Economy?
China’s decision to end its one-child policy is likely to affect the country’s economy.
New EU Labeling Rule for Israeli Settlement Products
The European Union is requiring Israel to identify products that are made in disputed territory and sold in Europe.