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The vast popularity of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin will lead to blackouts and higher electric bills unless something changes fast. Digital currencies are not controlled by the big banks yet, but rather by a network of users who an incredible amount of electrical power ...

Christians in Syria can date the origins of their faith as far back as any group on the planet, and many Christians there still speak Aramaic, just like Jesus did. But since the escalated conflict in 2011, the nation’s Christian ...

The country where the internal combustion engine originated might be among the first to ban it. Germany’s Federal Administrative Court ruled Tuesday that cities have the right to ban gasoline and diesel vehicles in an attempt to curb pollution. “These ...

The world is only two and a half minutes away from doomsday. The editors of The Bulletin of Atomic Scientists on Thursday moved the hands of their famed Doomsday Clock 30 seconds closer to Armageddon. “It is two and a ...

Residents of Hawaii received a chilling message on their smartphones Saturday morning – and people took it seriously. “BALLISTIC MISSILE THREAT INBOUND TO HAWAII. SEEK IMMEDIATE SHELTER. THIS IS NOT A DRILL,” the notification from the Hawaii Emergency Management Agency ...

The state of Alaska has no plans to evacuate citizens in the event of a North Korean nuclear attack. Instead, residents are being told to stay in place and stockpile food, water, flashlights and radios. “Really the recommendation for people ...

Nov. 15, 2017 No one’s financial information is safe from hackers at the Internal Revenue Service — not even President Trump’s. That’s according to fraud investigator John Powers, who suspects Trump’s tax returns have been stolen from the IRS. Powers ...

The White House is asking Congress for an additional $4 billion to fund a missile defense against North Korea. The request was made in a Monday letter from President Trump to Congress, The Hill reported. The money would pay for ...