Artie Villasanta
Senior Reporter
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Turkey’s Railgun to Arm Warships of Turkish Navy
Turkey has announced more successful test firings of a hypervelocity electromagnetic (EM) railgun weapon system that will arm the next generation guided missile frigates of the Turkish Naval Forces or the Turkish Navy. 
Turkey has announced more successful test firings of a hypervelocity electromagnetic (EM) railgun weapon system that will arm the next generation guided missile frigates of the Turkish Naval Forces or the Turkish Navy. -
Trump: Don’t blame Me for Republican Party Defeat in Midterms
A forlorn president Donald Trump yesterday all but admitted to a fact he's long denied -- the Democratic Party will win control of the U.S. House of Representatives during the midterms elections to be held tomorrow (Nov. 6). 
A forlorn president Donald Trump yesterday all but admitted to a fact he's long denied -- the Democratic Party will win control of the U.S. House of Representatives during the midterms elections to be held tomorrow (Nov. 6). -
Zinc-Infused Foods Can Help Make You Healthier
Zinc, an essential mineral vital to the prenatal and postnatal development of infants, has also been found to activate an organic molecule that helps protect the body against oxidative stress 
Zinc, an essential mineral vital to the prenatal and postnatal development of infants, has also been found to activate an organic molecule that helps protect the body against oxidative stress -
News of Xi-Trump Talks Send Asian Markets Heading Higher
Anxious Asian investors desperate for good news of any kind latched onto the dubious words of president Donald Trump that trade discussions with China were "moving along nicely" to send shares in Asia hitting three-week highs on Friday. The U.S. dollar also weakened somewhat. 
Anxious Asian investors desperate for good news of any kind latched onto the dubious words of president Donald Trump that trade discussions with China were "moving along nicely" to send shares in Asia hitting three-week highs on Friday. The U.S. dollar also weakened somewhat. -
Russian Money Funded Brexit Campaign; British Millionaire Spread It Around
The outrageous revelation British millionaire Arron Banks, the biggest bankroller of the Brexit campaign, used Russian money to fund Brexit is fueling angry calls for the repudiation of the referendum held June 23, 2016. 
The outrageous revelation British millionaire Arron Banks, the biggest bankroller of the Brexit campaign, used Russian money to fund Brexit is fueling angry calls for the repudiation of the referendum held June 23, 2016. -
Democrats Will Win Back U.S. House of Representatives on Nov. 6; Trump in Trouble
The Democratic Party "Blue Wave" will engulf the U.S. House of Representatives in the U.S. midterm elections only four days from now (Nov. 6), and bring the Democrats to a position where it can hold president Donald Trump accountable for his actions. 
The Democratic Party "Blue Wave" will engulf the U.S. House of Representatives in the U.S. midterm elections only four days from now (Nov. 6), and bring the Democrats to a position where it can hold president Donald Trump accountable for his actions. -
Earth’s Oceans Are Absorbing Far Too Much Heat Due To Climate Change
Every year during the past 25 years, the world's oceans have absorbed an amount of heat energy 150 times the energy humans produce as electricity annually. 
Every year during the past 25 years, the world's oceans have absorbed an amount of heat energy 150 times the energy humans produce as electricity annually. -
U.S. Vows Instant Retaliation Against Chinese and Russian Cyberattacks
In a threat aimed squarely at China and Russia, the Trump administration said it will counterattack all cyberattacks launched by these two strategic adversaries against the United States federal government, the military and U.S. companies. 
In a threat aimed squarely at China and Russia, the Trump administration said it will counterattack all cyberattacks launched by these two strategic adversaries against the United States federal government, the military and U.S. companies. -
Ford and Baidu To Test Driverless Cars in China By Year-end
The Ford Motor Company, one of America's Big Four car makers, and Baidu, Inc, China's largest internet firm, will partner to jointly test self-driving vehicles in Beijing by the end of this year. 
The Ford Motor Company, one of America's Big Four car makers, and Baidu, Inc, China's largest internet firm, will partner to jointly test self-driving vehicles in Beijing by the end of this year. -
Australia Leads The World In Dangerous Debt
There is a more imminent risk that Australia's mammoth household debt -- the largest among G10 countries -- will increase the risks of deleveraging and defaults in 2019. 
There is a more imminent risk that Australia's mammoth household debt -- the largest among G10 countries -- will increase the risks of deleveraging and defaults in 2019.
