Gregg Pemberton was quizzed about his use of Twitter by defense lawyers.
Former U.S. soldier Charles Jenkins defected in 1965, but said his decisions at the time “don’t make sense now.”
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Amnesty International accuses European governments of complicity in Libya’s corrupt system.
A chunk of amber dating back about 99 million years has been found containing perfectly preserved ticks, shedding light on how these tiny pests evolved and what similarities they shared with their modern-day counterparts. One particular tick found within the amber has caught researchers’ attention: it is young and shown clearly clinging to a preserved feather, seemingly confirming that these … Continue reading
For as long as Twitter has existed, users have been circumventing its 140 character limit (which, as of last month, is now 280). One way most people do this is through the tweet storm – instead of boiling down opinions, news, or arguments into a single tweet, users will instead create a string of tweets, each one replying to the … Continue reading
Last month, Hulu added a few new features to the web version of its Live TV service that improved browsing and made the user interface easier to navigate. Today Hulu adds to those improvements by bringing some of the more useful features available on…
If you haven’t had the chance to play 2014’s Life is Strange or its recent sequel Before the Storm, now’s your chance. The brilliant episodic narrative game revolves around teenaged Max and her ability to rewind time, returning to her hometown only t…
Under-the-screen fingerprint readers won’t just be reserved for rough prototypes in the near future. Synaptics has sent word that a “major” smartphone manufacturer in the “top five” will unveil a phone using its Clear ID sensor at CES in January. I…
Grand Rapids, Michigan, officers were searching for a 40-year-old white woman wanted in a stabbing.