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| Amazon Wants to Disrupt Health Care in America. In China, Tech Giants Already Have. Gong Xiangyang, left, head of the radiology department at Zhejiang Provincial People's Hospital, watching outside of a CT scanning room. The personal investment fund of the Alibaba founder Jack Ma has invested in a company working with the hospital to use artificial intelligence in lung screenings.
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| In chaotic Venezuela, life is better in prison 'I murder people!' says Elanger matter-of-factly in response to my question about what he does for a living. From the comfort of my home in the UK, I have managed to get in touch, through contacts of contacts on Facebook, with someone serving 19 years in prison for double murder in Venezuela.
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| Suspect in LA school shooting believed to be 12 Television news footage showed a girl with dark hair wearing a sweatshirt being led out of the school in handcuffs a short time after the shooting while police cars blocked an intersection near the school and parents gathered at the street corner, talking on their phones and awaiting word about their ...
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| Health start-up Medopad raises $28 million after striking $100 million in China deals Medopad was one of a number of U.K. firms to join British Prime Minister Theresa May on her visit to China. The Series A round was led by Hong-Kong listed NWS Holdings, the infrastructure flagship of Chinese corporation New World Development. Medopad expects to raise $120 million in equity ...
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| Who is Devin Nunes and why is he sowing confusion in the Russia inquiry? One night in Washington last March, Devin Nunes received a call to head to the White House to see secret intelligence reports. Over the next week, he briefed the president, failed to keep his clandestine meeting a secret, spoke expansively – if confusingly – about classified information, and earned the ...
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| Malls hope to get back in shape by adding gyms The fitness industry is booming. The mall business is not. Put a gym in a mall, and boom, you suddenly have a busier mall. Anything to get foot traffic, even if they're sweaty feet. It works for Monday Isa, who works out at the Planet Fitness in the Mall at Prince Georges in Hyattsville, Maryland. He's not a ...
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| Ibuprofen taken in early pregnancy could affect daughter's fertility – study Ibuprofen taken by women in their first three months of pregnancy might reduce a daughter's number of eggs, potentially affecting the child's future fertility, according to research carried out on human cells in the lab. It is generally thought that women are born with a fixed number of eggs, although ...
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| Slender Man stabbing: Wisconsin girl sentenced to 40 years in mental hospital Judge Michael Bohren granted the maximum penalty that prosecutors had sought and discounted Morgan Geyser's youth – she was 12 – at the time of the attack in 2014. "What we can't forget is this was an attempted murder," Bohren said. Earlier, he heard from four doctors who talked about how Geyser ...
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YouTube Go is launching in over 130 countries YouTube announced today that its YouTube Go app is launching in over 130 countries. YouTube Go is a redesigned version of the regular YouTube app (available only on Android) that's designed for places with poor connectivity or expensive cellular data prices. YouTube Go allows users to download ...
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'Auntie May' lost in China While French President Emmanuel Macron makes sure he is followed everywhere by an aide filming his every move for Twitter, May takes off with her security advisers to prep for her meetings. Apart from her bilateral with President Xi, May's diary in Beijing on Thursday is — remarkably — all-but clear.
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| East Meets West In Ian Lanterman's Imagery Having grown up on Vancouver Island in a small coastal town surrounded by nature, Ian Lanterman decided to fly the nest, temporarily relocating to Japan. During his time there, he discovered the work of surrealist photographer Shoji Ueda and was inspired to begin his own photographic career.
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