When Twitter first launched, it was celebrated in India as a new kind of town square where free speech, productive dialogues and the exchange of ideas were possible. “What we didn’t realize – because we took it for granted for so long – is that most...
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US authorities apprehended a Libyan man accused of making the bomb that destroyed a passenger plane over Lockerbie, Scotland in 1988, a major milestone in a decades-long investigation into the deadliest terrorist attack in the United Kingdom, NPR reported. Scottish officials confirmed that the US took...
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Chinese President Xi Jinping ended his multiple-day visit to Saudi Arabia with a series of agreements that have bolstered concerns by the United States over China’s efforts to expand its influence worldwide, CNN reported. Observers described the state visit as a snub to the US, as...
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France will make condoms free for everyone aged 25 and under starting next year, a move aimed at curbing the rise of sexually transmitted infections in the country, Business Insider reported. President Emmanuel Macron announced the decision in a Twitter video, saying it was part of...
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A big stadium game wouldn’t be the same without the snacks and drinks to consume while watching the excitement on the field. The spectators at gladiatorial combats in ancient Rome’s Colosseum felt that way, too, ArtNet reported. Italian archaeologists recently discovered the remnants of ancient snacks, coins...
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