Students develop machine that generates potable water from air

The Times of India | 2017-05-16

MANGALURU: A unique machine designed by four final year engineering students of Shree Devi Institute of Technology (SDIT) is capable of generating potable water from thin air. These budding engineers have developed 'Rooftop Water Generating Machine' as part of their study project which they are...

Egypt plans new controls on social media

CNN | 2017-05-16

(CNN)The Egyptian government is considering radical new proposals to restrict citizens' access to social media. A draft bill circulated in Egyptian newspapers would require users to register with the government to access sites including Twitter and Facebook. Successful applicants would receive a...

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US stock indexes end mostly lower; Nasdaq notches new high

Chicago Tribune | 2017-05-17

A subdued day of trading on Wall Street ended Tuesday with stocks closing mostly lower even as the Nasdaq composite notched another record high. Utilities, phone companies and other high-dividend paying stocks were among the biggest decliners. Energy stocks also fell along with a drop in the...

Graff Diamonds Buys Lesedi La Rona Shard

Diamonds Net | 2017-05-16

RAPAPORT... Graff Diamonds has revealed that it acquired the 373.72-carat rough fragment that fell off the Lesedi La Rona diamond — and says it has the potential to yield a “significant polished stone.” Lucara Diamond...

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Yoga takes different shape for different people

Canberra Times | 2017-05-17

A yoga-teaching ex of mine could execute a precise chaturanga and Instagram-perfect arm-balance but, off the mat – how do I put this – did not demonstrate a singular "yogic" quality. ......

Ebola kills 3 in DRC, WHO says; scores more linked to deaths

CNN | 2017-05-15

(CNN)Three people have died from an Ebola outbreak in a remote northern region of the Democratic Republic of Congo, as health officials travel to the central African country in response to a rising number of suspected cases, the World Health Organization says. Last week, WHO reported one...

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How do you get girls to school in the least educated country on Earth?

The Guardian | 2017-05-15

Niger is last among 187 countries in the UN’s education index, but getting girls into school affects many other areas of development. What can be done?...

Ryan visits NYC school run by prominent charter advocate

NEW YORK (AP) — Scores of protesters greeted House Speaker Paul Ryan as he visited a New York City school run by an advocate who was considered for the post of U.S. secretary of education. Moskowitz, a Democrat, announced in November that she was taking herself out of the running to serve as...

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Murray makes Madrid last 16, Pouille bows out

Yahoo Daily News | 2017-05-09

World number one Andy Murray was the headline act at the Madrid Open on Tuesday and the Scot booked his place in the third round with a straight-sets victory over Marius Copil. The Romanian put in a creditable display despite ultimately losing 6-4 6-3 and looked good value for his first foray into...

Who's afraid of Maria?

Hong Kong Standard | 2017-05-09

Eugenie Bouchard claimed plenty of other players on the WTA Tour share her outspoken views on Maria Sharapova's return from an 15-month doping ban, but are too "scared" to speak out. Bouchard beat Sharapova for the first time in five meetings in the second round of the Madrid Open 7-5, 2-6, 6-4, a...



Tony Kanaan fans feel his love for racing

Detroit news | 2017-05-17

The eager enthusiasm and the easy smile. Tony Kanaan is among the most popular IndyCar drivers. Fans sense a passion for the sport, nurtured as a boy in his hometown, the large port city Salvador de Bahia, in Brazil. Kanaan, a 42-year-old, 2004 IndyCar champion and winner of the 2013 Indianapolis...

Steve Kerr yells the same thing every time Draymond Green shoots a 3 as part of the unusual way he manages the Warriors star

Business Insider | 2017-05-16

David Zalubowski/AP Steve Kerr has one of the most challenging jobs in the NBA, despite also having one of the most talented teams. Though the Golden State Warriors could roll the ball out without a game plan against most teams in the NBA and still win on most nights, Kerr's challenge is keeping his...

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Press TV | 2017-05-17

Seoul: North Korea missile program progressing faster than expected

South Korea's defense minister says that North Korea’s latest missile test was detected by the recently installed THAAD missile system. On...

Voa News | 2017-05-17

Hackers Mint Crypto-currency with Technique in Global 'Ransomware' Attack

A computer virus that exploits the same vulnerability as the global "ransomware" attack has latched on to more than 200,000 computers and begun manufacturing...

WorldNews.com | 2017-05-17

Most U.S. Troops Discharged For Misconduct Had Mental Illness, Study Finds

A majority of U.S. troops discharged from the military for misconduct during a four-year period ending in 2015 had been diagnosed with mental health conditions...

The News International | 2017-05-17

Chelsea Manning prepares for freedom, as a woman

WASHINGTON: After seven years behind bars, Chelsea Manning will walk out of the security gates of the Fort Leavenworth military prison on Wednesday, finally...

The Economic Times | 2017-05-17

Hacker group threatens to release more malware

The group also threatened to dump data from banks using the SWIFT international money transfer network. ......

Voa News | 2017-05-17

UN: New CAR Fighting Sets Off 'Alarm Bells'

Fresh fighting in the Central African Republic should set off “loud alarm bells,” the United Nations human rights chief said Tuesday. More than 100 people have...

Reuters | 2017-05-17

U.S. FDA warns of foot, leg amputations with J&J; diabetes drug

May 16 (Reuters) - Johnson & Johnson is required to add new warnings to its diabetes drug, Invokana, about the risk of foot and leg amputations, the U.S. Food...

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Alternet | 2017-05-16

What Progressives Should Demand from the FBI

A political movement needs more than outrage, it needs a vision of a better world. Many Americans...