Treasury Sect'y Steve Mnuchin Christmas is Horses
The suspicious package, which was signed from "the American people", was filled with horse manure . A report Saturday of a suspicious Christmas package outside the California home of U.S.
North Korea vows to strike back over U.S. global cyberattack claims
Bossert went on to write that the allegation was based on evidence also agreed upon by other governments and private companies. Thursday's warning came amid heightened animosities following the North's test launch of its most powerful missile last month.
Amazon acquires connected camera and doorbell startup Blink
Blink's Doorbells run on two AA lithium batteries that last the cameras up to two years before they're needed to be replaced. Home security provider Blink earlier this week announced a new wireless doorbell that'll debut at CES next month.
Trudeau contravened ethics rules with visit to Aga Khan island: watchdog
Going forward, Trudeau vowed to clear all family vacations with the ethics watchdog in advance in order to avoid conflicts. Trudeau and his family vacationed on the island during the holidays in late December 2016 into January this year.
United States upholds 300 per cent tariff on Bombardier C Series jet
Canada's government will review the final determinations to consider next steps and options for appeal, she said. Bombardier plans to build the planes in Mobile, Alabama, where Airbus assembles narrow-body jets.
European Union banks in the United Kingdom will operate 'as normal' after Brexit
But they are still unclear on what Britain wants from the future relationship, including the shape of any trade deal. The BBC originally reported that it would, but removed that detail in a later version of its story.
Viral video of teen slapping soldiers has both sides claiming a win
Education Minister Naftali Bennett told Army Radio the teen provocateurs should be jailed for life for attacking the soldiers. The doctors removed the bullet, reconstructed his jaw and placed him into an artificial coma for 72 hours.
Putin calls to thank Trump for Central Intelligence Agency tip that prevented terror attack
A White House statement said "terrorists" were captured prior to an attack "that could have killed large numbers of people". Putin asked Trump to convey thanks to the CIS director and intelligence officers who had obtained this information.
Billie Lourd honours Carrie Fisher as Star Wars: The Last Jedi opens
Presumably, it's now up to Episode IX writer/director JJ Abrams to come up with the ideal way to send Leia on her final voyage. A petition calling for Star Wars' Princess Leia to be named an official Disney Princess has passed 100,000 signatures.
Sensex jumps 216 points as exit polls drive sentiments high
The equity markets on Friday despite heavy selling in the last hour of trading, managed to close with solid gains. Both indices wiped off some of their gains after hitting their highest level in early trade.
Mobile Announces Its Own TV Streaming Service for 2018
However, T-Mobile will need to greatly expand that footprint to appease its customer base that stretches nationwide. That's a hell of a task, but yeah, T-Mobile did it with wireless for a while and might be able to help in cable.
Saudi Arabia Is Finally Lifting Its Ban on Movie Theaters
On Monday, Saudi authorities made a decision to allow the opening of cinemas after a ban that lasted for more than three decades. Dubai-based mall operator Majid Al Futtaim, which owns VOX Cinemas, said it wanted to open the first movie theatre there.
Drug lowers harmful Huntington's disease proteins in humans, according to research
The results showed the drug lowered the level of the toxic disease-causing protein in the nervous system and did so safely. The Swiss pharmaceutical giant Roche paid a $45 million license fee to take the drug forward to clinical use.
How hospitals in Southern California are helping patients affected by wildfires
Hot and dry Santa Ana winds, which blow from the deserts to the ocean, allowed the fire to explode in size last week. At least 182 structures were destroyed and 23 were damaged by the blaze, while an additional 1,500 are threatened.
Saakashvili escapes pretrial detention in Ukraine on a judge's ruling
Saakashvili was the key figure of the 2003 Rose Revolution protests that forced Eduard Shevardnadze to resign the presidency. Mikheil Saakashvili , the former Georgian president turned opposition leader in Ukraine, has appeared in court in Kiev .