May 2019 - Articlemild

Adam Levine exits 'The Voice' after 16 seasons; Gwen Stefani will return

Adam Levine won't be one of the coaches turning his chair on the next season of “The Voice.” Gwen Stefani will take his place.

Tearful Theresa May resigns, paving way for Brexit confrontation with EU

Fighting back tears, Theresa May said on Friday she would quit, setting up a contest that will install a new British prime minister who could pursue a cleaner break with the European Union.

Hereditary rule wreaked havoc in 'Game of Thrones' — and in medieval Europe

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What Does the Release of John Walker Lindh Mean?

If he becomes the terrorist we’ve always accused him of being, the fault will lie as much with us as with him.

Charles Barkley says he would 'knock the hell out of Drake' if he was still playing

Charles Barkley weighed in on Drake's sideline behavior during TNT's pregame show. It was classic Barkley.

'Julian Assange is no journalist.' Feds charge WikiLeaks founder for revealing U.S. government secrets

The Justice Department filed 18 new charges against the WikiLeaks founder accusing him of conspiring to reveal classified secrets.

First Star Trek: Picard teaser trailer engages with Jean-Luc's future – CNET

Patrick Stewart returns as Jean-Luc Picard in our first tease of the good captain’s later years.

Rogue Chinese factories damaging ozone with use of illegal gases

In May 2018, a startling study revealed that there was an “unexpected and persistent increase” of chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) in the atmosphere. At the time, scientists could not pinpoint the exact location of the ozone-depleting gas, but subsequent media reports suggested that the clues lead to a rural, industrial town in China. Now, a new study confirms that the rise in CFCs is indeed coming from northeastern China based on atmospheric observations.

'Extraordinary archaeological find': Last known US slave ship found in Alabama

The Clotilda, the last known slave ship to come to the United States, has been found nearly 160 years after its illegal voyage to Alabama.

Oil extends losses, set for worst week in six months

Oil prices dropped on Thursday, extending falls from the previous session as trade tensions dampened the demand outlook, putting the main benchmarks on course for their biggest daily and weekly falls in six months.