Harry Wilson, a former Goldman Sachs financier, wants the company to buy back $8 billion worth of shares by next year and believes the company needs to start performing a lot better in terms of stock price.
Study: Far more blacks lynched in US than previously believed
A new study that seeks to more accurately quantify the lynchings that have occurred since the 19th century came to some alarming conclusions.
Alabama minister arrested after trying to perform gay marriage
The sheriff’s office claimed that the probate office had shut down due to “work flow” — not out of protest to recent federal rulings that made gay marriage legal in the state — and that Diprizio refused to leave the office.
Karina Smirnoff announces departure from Dancing with the Stars
Smirnoff danced on every season but one since 2003.
Yoga is increasingly popular in the US, India is not pleased
Nationwide study shows increase of American yoga practitioners. India wants yoga recognized as its own cultural property.
Europe’s Experimental XIV Vehicle Charts Course for Reusable Spacecraft
The European Space Agency (ESA) will soon launch an experimental vehicle dubbed XIV in an effort to analyze reusable spacecraft technology and autonomous reentry software. Departing from French Guiana on Feb. 11 at 8 a.m. ET, the XIV is equipped with over three hundred sensors dedicated to monitoring the integrity of the ship’s hull. The […]
National Postal Museum honors black history through the Postal Service
The Smithsonian National Postal Museum in Washington, D.C., is honoring black history through an exhibit that links the U.S. Postal Service with the fight for freedom and civil rights.
SpaceX Climate Observatory Launch Postponed, Marks Second Failed Attempt
Tuesday’s launch of the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket was postponed until Wednesday at 6:03 EST thanks to excessive winds.
Is your Samsung TV spying on you? Company fiercely denies reports
Samsung hit back at reports that it was spying on people after it was reported that a clause in its privacy policy allowed for transmission of voice data capture by the TV to a third party.
New Jersey judge rules labeling gay as a disease in conversion therapy ads is fraud
James L. Bromley, SPLC co-counsel, says that the “harmful myth that gay peoople are sick or damaged belongs in the dustbin of history.”
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