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| Donald Trump continues feud with FBI in attack on deputy director US President Donald Trump carried his feud with the Federal Bureau of Investigation into the holiday season, lashing out at the agency's deputy director in a series of weekend tweets. Following a report that Andrew McCabe, the FBI's number two, is planning to retire early next year, Mr Trump criticised ...
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| GM's Cruise is launching self-driving pilots in cities because that's where the money is Cruise, which has a pilot up and running in downtown San Francisco and hopes to launch one in New York City in 2018, has long touted the technological benefits of operating in complex environments. Put simply, the autonomous cars will be able to more quickly learn how to navigate difficult driving ...
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| 7 Epic Science Discoveries You Probably Missed in 2017 But even the keenest science fans wouldn't be able to catch every single bit of the amazing science news (in fact, given that we get millions of new studies every year, that's pretty much impossible). So here, in no particular order, we've gathered some awesome science stories from this year that we ...
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| Archaeologists in Turkey believe they are digging up the original Santa Claus By this time next year, you may even be able to visit him in his original setting, say Turkish archaeologists. What we know today as Santa Claus was originally Saint Nicholas, and he was traditionally celebrated on Dec. 6, the anniversary of his death. Born in the village Petara in Asia Minor (now Turkey) ...
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| In pictures: How we see America, and vice-versa For "EUSA," photographer Naomi Harris traveled across both continents, documenting American-themed places in Europe and European-themed places in America. Whimsical and quaint, "Europe"-themed events and locations in the US can be lands of make-believe, like something out of a fairy tale, ...
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Safari Guide Stares Down Charging Elephant, Stops It In Its Tracks Alan McSmith has been doing his job for 30 years, and apparently no longer fears anything.
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