Robot Rights: A Long Debate, 3 Existing Laws & More

Medicine & Technology May 24, 2017

The artificial intelligence technology is growing up. Robots are acting very similar to human beings. The question arises now, should robots have rights for their protection?

Trade Secrets Case: T-Mobile Wins $4.8M Against Huawei

May 24, 2017

A jury in Seattle pronounced Huawei to pay $4.8million to T-Mobile for breaching trade secrets. The employees of Huawei were allegedly caught taking photos and stealing information related to a robot testing arm developed by T-Mobile.

California Plans To Tax Space Travel Based On How Far The Transportation Goes

May 23, 2017

California space tax applies greater if a spacecraft travels nearer and lesser if the craft travels farther.

Awareness Of Controversial Arizona Immigration Law Shows Negative Influence To Latino Male Students

May 23, 2017

A new study shows that the awareness of SB 10170 shows negative effects on the behavior of Latino male students in middle school.

New Zealand Plans To Launch Space Program

May 22, 2017

New Zealand is planning to launch a space program to compete with other superpower countries in the space race.

Wannacry Ransomware Buster Malware Tech Warns Renewed Cyber Attacks On Monday

May 21, 2017

The 22-year-old unidentified hero, dubbed as the Malware Tech, issued a warning of fresh cyber attacks come Monday. His work stopped the wannacry ransomware from inflicting further damage to computers and businesses worldwide.

Coral Protection and How Humans Can Save These Ocean Flowers Against Climate Chang

May 21, 2017

Scientists are rushing to find solutions to save coral reefs from extinction. Coral damage is brought about by climate change lashing out temperature spikes, rising sea levels, and ocean acidification.

Laptop Ban Expansion In Airliner Cabins Now Extends In Other European Regions

May 18, 2017

The US authorities is still persistent to expand the laptop ban on other regions. Meanwhile, Australia Prime Minister sees the best point with the ban and may plan to adopt it.

People Prefer Environmental Regulation, Energy Policy: Survey Shows People Distrust Trump Over Environment

May 18, 2017

A study by Pew Research Center shows that people want the government to have environmental regulation and proper energy policy.

Yemen Cholera Outbreak Now In the State Of Emergency After It Kills 124 People In Just Two Weeks

May 16, 2017

Yemen is now declared in the state of emergency after a cholera outbreak caused death to more than a hundred people. What could happen in this poor country?

US Sanctuary Cities Divide Law Enforcement Agencies Implementation Of Immigration Laws

May 16, 2017

Local law enforcement agencies across the country opposes their role in the US. government's drive to ban "sanctuary cities." Sheriffs in particular don't want to involve themselves in the duties of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency (ICE).

UK Government In Threat of Legal Actions Over "Right To Rent" Policy

May 16, 2017

The UK government is under fire for planning to introduce "right to rent" policy, as it is deemed as discriminatory.

WannaCry Ransomware Links To A North Korean Group, Experts Claim

May 16, 2017

The WannaCry Ransomware attack was linked to the North Korean-based Lazarus Group, according to security firms Kaspersky and Symantec

Trump Does Not Want American Taxes To Pay For Abortion As US President Expands Funding Ban For Overseas Aid

May 16, 2017

US President Donald Trump has announced that his administration will expand the policy that banned American government from supporting health organization that promotes abortion rights.

Smoking Marijuana Causes Decline In Brain Development, Inferior Memory & Slow Learning

May 16, 2017

Scientists are worried over the prevalence of marijuana smoking. They warned of its adverse impact on high school students who are likely to fail in their grades or simply drop out of classes.