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Stanford Researchers Develop Algorithm That Detects Pneumonia Better Than Radiologists
Pneumonia brings 1 million Americans to the hospital each year, as per the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and is one of the most difficult diseases to figure out via X-rays.
Zimbabwe's ZANU-PF Sets Robert Mugabe Impeachment Ball Rolling
Impeachment could see Mugabe kicked out by a vote in parliament in under a day and would represent an ignominious end to the career of the "Grand Old Man" of African politics, who was once lauded across the continent as an anti-colonial hero.
Psychopathic Guru Charles Manson, Whose Cult Killings Horrified the World, Dies at 83
Charles Manson, whose name to this day is synonymous with unspeakable violence and madness, died of natural causes at Kern County hospital, according to a California Department of Corrections statement.
Political Crisis in Germany as Angela Merkel Fails to Clinch Coalition
Europe's biggest economy now faces weeks, if not months of paralysis with a lame-duck government that is unlikely to take bold policy action.
UK Playing 'Dirty Politics' at UN Court, Using 96-year-old Move to Beat India at Polls
Bhandari and Britain's Christopher Greenwood are locked in a neck-and-neck fight for re-election to the ICJ.
Chinese, North Korean Envoys Talk up Ties Despite Nuclear Tensions
Song Tao is visiting on behalf of President Xi Jinping, ostensibly to brief the North's officials on the recent Chinese Communist Party Congress and other "issues of mutual interest".
Fall from Grace: Has Wife’s Love for Luxury Taken Down Robert Mugabe?
Grace Mugabe -- 41 years younger than her husband -- was once dismissed as a lightweight shopping addict.
UK Plans to Double Visas to Non-EU Professionals Post Brexit
The number of visas available through the Tier 1 (Exceptional Talent) route will increase from the current 1,000 to 2,000 a year to attract the "brightest and best" talent from around the world, including in digital technology, the UK government said.
Bill to Hike Minimum Pay of H-1B Visa Holders by $30,000 Faces House Test
The Protect and Grow American Jobs Act (HR 170) introduced by Courts, Intellectual Property and the Internet Subcommittee Chairman Darrell Issa - was passed by the House Judiciary Committee during a markup hearing on Wednesday morning.
British Woman Wins $5,200 for Sri Lankan Deportation Over Buddha Tattoo
Buddhism is accorded the "foremost place" in Sri Lanka’s constitution and about 70 percent of the island’s 21 million people are Buddhist. But there is no law banning Buddha tattoos.
Pak Supreme Court Reserves Judgment in Imran Khan's Disqualification Case
Petitioner Hanif Abbasi of the ruling Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) alleged that Imran Khan, who is chairman of the Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI), and the party secretary-general Tareen had not disclosed their assets they acquired through illegal...
Under Fire for Picking Putin's Word Over US Intel, Trump Now ‘Believes’ Both
US President Donald Trump said he backs US intelligence agencies who concluded Russia meddled in the 2016 US presidential election, but repeated his trust in the sincerity of Russian President Vladimir Putin's personal denials.
Under Donald Trump, US to Miss Paris Climate Targets: Report
A crescendo of efforts at the sub-national level to shrink the country's carbon footprint will not fully counteract US President Donald Trump's decision to scrap his predecessor's climate policies and promote the use of fossil fuels, the report found.
Donald Trump's 'Indo-Pacific' Vision on Asia Tour Invites Sneers from China
The increasing use of the phrase “Indo-Pacific” by Trump and his team during their marathon Asian jaunt this week, instead of the “Asia-Pacific” term that has long been common in business and diplomacy, is being greeted with thinly-veiled sneers in Beijin...
Islamic State Retakes Almost All of Vital Syria Border Town
Syrian regime forces and allied militia overran Albu Kamal, which lies on the border with Iraq, on Thursday but have since faced a string of Islamic State counter-attacks.
Bahrain Calls Pipeline Blast 'Terrorism' Linked to Iran
"The incident was an act of sabotage and a dangerous act of terrorism aimed at harming the higher interests of the nation and the safety of the people," the ministry said on its website