Artie Villasanta
Senior Reporter
The Latest
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UAE Remote-Sensing Satellite Successfully Orbited By Japan
The first satellite designed, tested and manufactured by the United Arab Emirates (UAE) was successfully orbited today by a Japanese medium lift launch vehicle. 
The first satellite designed, tested and manufactured by the United Arab Emirates (UAE) was successfully orbited today by a Japanese medium lift launch vehicle. -
Trump’s Tariffs Severely Stunt U.S. Economic Growth
The U.S. economy grew by an impressive 3.5% in the third quarter -- but could have grown much larger were it not for the harmful effects of Trump's trade war. 
The U.S. economy grew by an impressive 3.5% in the third quarter -- but could have grown much larger were it not for the harmful effects of Trump's trade war. -
Failure For First Satellite Mission of LandSpace, China’s SpaceX
The first attempt to launch a rocket into space by the Chinese company dubbed "China's SpaceX" by state-owned media has failed, with the complete loss of its small satellite payload. 
The first attempt to launch a rocket into space by the Chinese company dubbed "China's SpaceX" by state-owned media has failed, with the complete loss of its small satellite payload. -
New ABB Factory In China Will Let Robots Build Robots
Swiss-Swedish digital technology company ABB will build the world's most advanced, automated and flexible robotics factory in Shanghai, China. 
Swiss-Swedish digital technology company ABB will build the world's most advanced, automated and flexible robotics factory in Shanghai, China. -
Jew Hater Murders 11 Jews in Horrific Saturday Massacre in Pittsburgh
The hate-crazed anti-Semite who slaughtered 11 helpless Jews in the worst mass murder of its kind in U.S. history was charged in court yesterday for the horrific murders at the quiet, residential Squirrel Hill neighborhood of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. 
The hate-crazed anti-Semite who slaughtered 11 helpless Jews in the worst mass murder of its kind in U.S. history was charged in court yesterday for the horrific murders at the quiet, residential Squirrel Hill neighborhood of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. -
Crazed Trump Supporter Cesar Sayoc Mails 13 Bombs To Trump’s Political Foes
Cesar Sayoc, the registered Republican who mailed 13 pipe bombs to arch critics of his "spiritual father," president Donald Trump, has been charged with five federal crimes, none of which directly have to do with terrorism. 
Cesar Sayoc, the registered Republican who mailed 13 pipe bombs to arch critics of his "spiritual father," president Donald Trump, has been charged with five federal crimes, none of which directly have to do with terrorism. -
Pakistan Says It Won’t Rely Only On IMF for Bailout
Pakistan now says it is exploring multiple avenues to secure the funds it needs to address its worsening deficits, and won't rely solely on a bailout from the International Monetary Fund (IMF). 
Pakistan now says it is exploring multiple avenues to secure the funds it needs to address its worsening deficits, and won't rely solely on a bailout from the International Monetary Fund (IMF). -
Appointment of Ethiopia’s First Woman President a Huge Win For Gender Equality
Career diplomat Sahlework Zewde was appointed President of Ethiopia yesterday, becoming the first woman to hold this post. She was unanimously elected President by the Federal Parliamentary Assembly. 
Career diplomat Sahlework Zewde was appointed President of Ethiopia yesterday, becoming the first woman to hold this post. She was unanimously elected President by the Federal Parliamentary Assembly. -
South Korea Resorting to Frantic Measures to Boost Economic Growth
Harried by critics and disgruntled businessmen, the government of President Moon Jae-in is taking desperate measures to rekindle growth in South Korea's stalled economy with a range of measures, including the largest fuel tax cut in a decade. 
Harried by critics and disgruntled businessmen, the government of President Moon Jae-in is taking desperate measures to rekindle growth in South Korea's stalled economy with a range of measures, including the largest fuel tax cut in a decade. -
‘Curious Minded Machine’ Project Will Make AI Smarter -- And More Human
Honda Research Institute USA (HRI) and three of the top U.S. research universities are partnering to develop intelligent systems that use curiosity to understand people's needs and empower human capability. 
Honda Research Institute USA (HRI) and three of the top U.S. research universities are partnering to develop intelligent systems that use curiosity to understand people's needs and empower human capability.
