Facebook launches U.S. dating service
Facebook has launched a dating service in the United States that will allow users to integrate their Instagram posts with their dating profiles....
Venezuelan migrants in Argentina get sense of deja vu
Argentina’s turmoil hits close to home for the South American country’s extensive Venezuelan community, many of whom moved here to escape rising poverty, spiraling inflation...
How Senegal is turning an invasive plant into ‘green gold’
An invasive plant that has destroyed crops in Senegal and Mauritania is now being used to produce clean energy but the country needs to go...
Loch Ness monster may just be giant eel – scientists
A team of international scientists says it has found no evidence of large animals like a dinosaur in Scotland’s Loch Ness – but lots of...
Olympic skier Fernandez Ochoa found dead at 56
The body of former Olympic skier Blanca Fernandez Ochoa was found in the mountains outside of Madrid, according to Spanish authorities. She was 56....
Slack shares recover from hammering after first results as public company
Shares of Slack Technologies Inc recovered initial losses to trade just 2% lower on Thursday, after the workplace messaging firm’s first quarterly report as a...
Venezuela should spend money on food, not missiles: Colombia president
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro should spend his country’s money on food, not on missiles, Colombian President Ivan Duque said on Thursday, amid renewed verbal sparring...
U.N. trying to convince North Korea not to cut aid staff
The United Nations said on Thursday it was trying to convince North Korea not to cut the number of international aid staff deployed by the...
What trade fears? Wall Street is back in rally mode
U.S. stocks surged on Thursday on expectations of a de-escalation in trade tensions after Washington and Beijing agreed to hold high-level talks next month, while...
Carolinas coast lashed by high winds, rain as Dorian moves northward – AOL
Carolinas coast lashed by high winds, rain as Dorian moves northward AOL Charleston’s historic Market Street under water as 200,000 without power in the Carolinas USA TODAY...