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| Democrats are outraising GOP House incumbents in dozens of races House Republicans have even more reason to be worried about the 2018 midterms: Democratic candidates are trouncing them in the race for campaign cash. Newly released data from the Federal Election Commission shows that at least 55 Democratic candidates in competitive House races are raising ...
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| Serbia and Montenegro could join EU in 2025, says Brussels Serbia and Montenegro could join the EU in 2025, the European commission has said, as Brussels seeks to renew the path to membership for six western Balkan states after years of distracting economic crises and enlargement fatigue. "The future of the union is not bound to be at 27," said the EU's ...
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| Apple's Shazam takeover triggers competition review in Europe The European Commission has announced a review of Apple's acquisition of music discovery service Shazam — agreeing to a request made by several countries to weigh competition concerns. Apple officially announced it was buying UK tech veteran Shazam back in December. It did not disclose the ...
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| Apple Watch shipments jumped in 2017, according to analysts The Apple Watch continues to be a bright spot in amongst the middling world of wearables, according to new numbers from Canalys. The analyst group's figures put the smartwatch at 18 million shipments for 2017, representing a 54-percent jump over the device's 2016 numbers. Apple's wearable ...
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| US-Mexico border migrant deaths rose in 2017 even as crossings fell, UN says The number of migrants who died near the US-Mexico border rose in 2017 even as the number of attempted border crossings fell dramatically, according to the United Nations' migration agency. Last year, 412 migrant deaths were recorded on either side of the border, up from 398 a year earlier, the ...
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| BP aims to invest more in renewables and clean energy BP has declared it is looking to acquire more green energy firms, as the British oil giant pledged to set carbon targets for its operations. However, while the chief executive, Bob Dudley, said the industry was in a period of major change, he made clear that hydrocarbons would remain the core of BP's ...
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| Terracotta Army to go on display in Liverpool "There are more than 1 million Liverpool fans in China, more than in the UK," he said in Liverpool on Tuesday, a few days after making a pilgrimage to Anfield, declaring himself a member of "the other Red Army". Fewer of his compatriots were aware of Merseyside's other great cultural export, he said.
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| Taiwan earthquake: People trapped in Hualien A strong earthquake in Taiwan has killed at least two people and injured more than 100 others, officials say. The powerful 6.4-magnitude tremor struck at 23:50 (15:50 GMT) about 20km (12 miles) off the island's east coast. Rescuers are trying to free people from a partially collapsed hotel and a ...
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| 'Black Panther' Reviews Are In Mr. Boseman's magnetism is more slow-burning and his performance is more physically restrained than Mr. Jordan, even deliberate, though he has his splashier, freewheeling moments, including some hand-to-hand grappling. (Wrestling is big in Wakanda, hence a few sexy smackdowns featuring acres ...
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| Bystanders Describe the Mysterious Wolverine in Marvel's New Scripted Podcast Trailer We were a little surprised when Marvel announced it would be producing a Serial-like podcast featuring none other than Wolverine—but we were also intrigued. Now we have our first trailer of Wolverine: The Long Night to give us a better idea of what to expect. In partnership with Stitcher Audio, the ...
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